We are all aware that this team is in need of a #1 receiver.  Some of the most commonly named possibilities are Marshall, Jackson, and Boldin.  While any of these receivers would contribute greatly on the field, the cost required to get them to Miami would be great.  It would require draft picks, which we all know Parcells loves.  However, he did concede that he would be open to the possibility of bringing in a receiver, but it must be an existing talent.

One name that is commonly overlooked (for good enough reason) is Marvin Harrison.  I am perfectly aware that the evidence against him looks bad, however no charges were ever filed against him.  He was released at his own request by the Colts, but has not yet retired from the NFL.  He was not signed by any team last season.

In a recent interview of Reggie Wayne I saw on SI, it was presumed that he still wanted to play.

Although I think it is highly unlikely that the Dolphins would go anywhere near him,  I still can't help but think that if they could persuade him to join, it would be a great deal.  He was a top notch receiver (hopefully not too rusty from the year off) that is not being looked at by any team and wouldn't cost draft picks.