David

Boston

Team sources say there were complications involving an infection that required additional surgery. Boston is on injured reserve for the season.

Good to see Boston is in mid-season form, despite being out for the year with a knee injury.

Boston could serve the suspension while on injured reserve now, but he’s stupidly appealing the suspension. If the appeal carries over another week, the suspension will run into next year.

Boston reportedly hit a ticket agent in the face after he wasn’t let on a plane. Boston is currently appealing a four-game league suspension for testing positive for steroids, which will likely run into next year.

He’s almost certain to be released in the offseason. What team will want to take him on at this point? Tampa or Oakland comes to mind right off the bat.

Miami has no plans to keep him, but aren’t in a hurry to release him right now. It’s tough to come up with a squad that will take a chance on him, but it’s sure to happen. Just don’t expect much.

Both sides are confident the deal will be completed shortly. Boston is expected to arrive in Miami on Monday. Boston will give the Dolphins a second receiver they have sorely lacked the last few years.

Miami coach Dave Wannstedt spoke to Boston personally, and the two sides believe a deal could be in place by Monday. The move could be a disaster for Miami, but it certainly helps the fantasy prospects of A.J. Feeley, Chris Chambers, and Ricky Williams.

Miami is another. Tampa has been involved in nearly every skill position free agency or trade discussion, but have little cap room to get a deal done.

The Dolphins still need an upgrade at third receiver and could take one in the third or fourth round.