Now that we missed on Clark I think we should make an offer to Bryant. He won't cost much and as soon as he steps on the field he is our best WR. I know he has bad history with Parcells but I heard they have worked that out. I'm not saying it's going to happen but what do you guys think of signing Bryant?

Antonio Bryant has been far more productive than Ernest Wilford. It's not the talent you question with Bryant, it's his head.

He obviously had the incident with Bill Parcells while playing for the Dallas Cowboys when he threw the towel in Parcells face, but from all accounts they have patched up there relationship.

The Bengals prefer him over Terrell Owens, so it may be a moot point, so we shall see.

I wasn't referring to the past, I don't think Bryant can come here and live up to expectations, and I believe he may get shown up by our group of #2's.

I agree Dez Bryant is not going to fit here in Miami.

The conversation was on Antonio Bryant.

Bryant is now an unrestricted free agent, and he has met with the Bengals. The Redskins are interested (unless they aren't), and now Bryant's agent tells Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald that the Dolphins have expressed an interest (unless they aren't).

The Dolphins. The Tuna's Dolphins, re-embracing Bryant more than five years after shipping him away.

It shows that the Dolphins realize talented receivers with a low ass-pain factor are few and far between. That said, if Parcells is willing to try a manage a guy who tended to be unmanageable in Dallas, why not go all in and pursue Brandon Marshall?

Plenty of Dolphins fans would agree with us on this. We'll now shut up and let them.

Sounds like no T.O. in Cincinnati. RT @JOCKlifeSPORTS: @Adam_Schefter Antonio Bryant agrees to four-year deal with Cincinnati Bengals

Apparently San Diego also tendered Malcolm Floyd at a 1st & 3rd round tender. This situation with the CBA has certainly saved the Chargers. They had a boat load of guys that would have been UFA, including Vincent Jackson and Shawne Merriman.