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NFL number one overall draft choice Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Jake Long warms up at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver on November 2, 2008. Long from Lapeer, Michigan played for the University of Michigan. (UPI Photo/ Gary C. Caskey)
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Offensive tackle Eric Fisher was the No. 1 player chosen Thursday in the NFL Draft, heading a group of linemen who dominated the early selections.
The Miami Dolphins signed receiver Brian Hartline to a five-year deal days before he was set to become a free agent, The Palm Beach (Fla.) Post reported.
With the NFL mired in a lockout, Miami Dolphins team captain Jake Long is organizing player-only workouts this week, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
The Kansas City Chiefs agreed to terms with defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey on a six-year contract Saturday.
University of Virginia defensive end Chris Long Saturday became the second overall pick in the NFL draft at New York's Radio City Music Hall.
The NFL Draft begins Saturday with all the suspense concerning the No. 1 pick having been wiped out by Miami's signing of offensive tackle Jake Long.
The Miami Dolphins agreed with Jake Long on a multi-year contract, effectively making the Michigan offensive tackle the first pick of this year's NFL draft.
Senior LSU defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey Thursday earned the Lombardi Award as the nation's top college football interior lineman.
