Is Camarillo toast? Hope not.
Dolphins looking to shake up WR personnel
The Dolphins need a receiver. Or two. The way we hear it, there's little chance the team will go into the season sporting the meager WR corps it currently has. Not only does this mean the Dolphins are going to add a pass catcher or two, but also that one or two of the current receivers is going to be shown the door. A club insider tells us that the two most likely candidates to get axed are David Kircus and Greg Camarillo. Kircus would appear to have the upper-hand on maintaining a roster spot due to his toughness and special-teams value, but a pending trial for assault complicates matters. As for players to be brought in, the insider tells us that disgruntled WR Terry Glenn is a distinct possibility to come to Miami if he's released by the Cowboys. Glenn and Dolphins boss Bill Parcells have a mutual respect despite some rocky times, and reuniting in South Florida is a logical scenario.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL/AFC/AFC+East/Miami/WWHI/2008/wwhi062508.htm
Dolphins looking to shake up WR personnel
The Dolphins need a receiver. Or two. The way we hear it, there's little chance the team will go into the season sporting the meager WR corps it currently has. Not only does this mean the Dolphins are going to add a pass catcher or two, but also that one or two of the current receivers is going to be shown the door. A club insider tells us that the two most likely candidates to get axed are David Kircus and Greg Camarillo. Kircus would appear to have the upper-hand on maintaining a roster spot due to his toughness and special-teams value, but a pending trial for assault complicates matters. As for players to be brought in, the insider tells us that disgruntled WR Terry Glenn is a distinct possibility to come to Miami if he's released by the Cowboys. Glenn and Dolphins boss Bill Parcells have a mutual respect despite some rocky times, and reuniting in South Florida is a logical scenario.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL/AFC/AFC+East/Miami/WWHI/2008/wwhi062508.htm