The Dolphins have been in contact with free agent OG Kyle Kosier. Kosier is 33 and coming off a rough season in Dallas, so hopefully for the Fins' sake they're only viewing him as a veteran-reserve signing. Kosier does have ties to the Dolphins' organization, specifically to GM Jeff Ireland.

Cowboys released RG Kyle Kosier. The move saves Dallas $1.55 million against the cap. Kosier, 33, became expendable with the signings of Nate Livings and Mackenzy Bernadeau this offseason. He was due a base salary of $2.25 million.

The Cowboys will reportedly decide RG Kyle Kosier's future with the team after the NFL draft.

Cowboys RG Kyle Kosier is believed to have sustained an MCL tear in Week 17. Kosier would have been out for the playoffs, but the Cowboys don't have to worry about that now. He started all 16 games at right guard this season and is under contract through 2013.

Cowboys RG Kyle Kosier was forced from Sunday night's loss to the Giants with a knee injury. Kosier did not return after going down early in the second half. The veteran guard started all 16 games for the Cowboys this season, but graded out negatively by Pro Football Focus. The 10-year veteran is set to make roughly $2.2 million in 2012.

Veteran Kyle Kosier has been moved from left guard to right guard. The Cowboys want Kosier to help ease RT Tyron Smith in, especially with calls at the line of scrimmage. The move is written in pencil for now, though it could become permanent if rookie David Arkin impresses at left guard with Montrae Holland (back) sidelined.

Cowboys agreed to terms with LG Kyle Kosier on a three-year contract. Dallas obviously made the offensive line a priority, locking up Kosier and Doug Free to go with rookie Tyron Smith and center Andre Gurode. The Cowboys have tried to get younger at guard, but they haven't been able to find a better player than the 32-year-old Kosier. The front office is now expected to turn its attention to safety and defensive end.