Shifting the stakes: Team may select Edwards

Miami Herald
Nick Saban is reportedly voicing interest in receiver Braylon Edwards, while the Dolphins are repeating their message to the Chiefs that Patrick Surtain is not available at a cheap price.
If the Dolphins can't get the quarterback they want with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft, they might take the wide receiver everybody else seems to want. At least that's the message the Dolphins were sending to teams interested in Michigan wide receiver Braylon Edwards, said a source who spoke with coach Nick Saban.

In addition, the Dolphins reiterated their message to Kansas City that there will be no bargain trade for cornerback Patrick Surtain after seeing Houston deal second- and third-round picks to Oakland for cornerback Philip Buchanon.

The Dolphins contacted the Chiefs again Wednesday to say they want at least a second-round pick for Surtain, a Pro Bowl player entering the final year of his contract. Even though Surtain's $8.4 million contract is a hardship for the cap-strapped Dolphins, Saban has said he will keep Surtain rather than give him up for the fourth-round pick Kansas City initially offered.

Edwardsがいいのかもしれないけど
やっぱりWRよりRBでしょ
WRは、CCとBookerいるので
RBほど喫緊ではない気がするんですけど