Colts OG Lance Louis will compete with Hugh Thornton for the starting right guard job. Louis is working as the first-team left guard during OTAs with Donald Thomas (quad) sidelined, but is in the mix to start on the right side along with Thornton and rookie Jack Mewhort. Two years removed from ACL surgery, Louis has been a full participant at voluntary workouts. Louis is a superior pass blocker to Thornton and is believed to be a favorite of GM Ryan Grigson.

Colts GM Ryan Grigson expects OG Lance Louis to compete for a starting job. It's high praise for a player currently signed to a reserve/future contract, but Louis has 28 games of starting experience and missed the majority of the last two seasons recovering from ACL surgery. At worst, Louis should provide quality depth on the Colts offensive line. Louis has the potential to be an upgrade on RG Hugh Thornton when healthy.

Colts signed OG Lance Louis to a reserve/future contract. A five-year veteran with 28 games of starting experience, Louis isn't typically the kind of player inked to a reserve/future pact. Louis signed a one-year deal with the Dolphins last season, but still wasn't over his 2012 ACL tear in camp, getting cut loose before final cuts. Still only 29 (in April), Louis is a worthy flier for a team that received some of the league's worst guard play in 2013.

Free agent OG Lance Louis worked out for the Panthers. Louis was slow to recover from a 2012 torn ACL and was released by the offensive line-needy Dolphins ahead of final cuts. The Panthers opted to sign OG Travis Bond instead on Wednesday. Louis may not yet be healthy.

Dolphins released OG Lance Louis. 27-year-old Louis was slow to recover from his 2012 ACL tear, falling behind undrafted rookie Josh Samuda at one point in the battle to start at right guard. Another gem from Jeff Ireland's desperation offseason spending spree, Louis cost the Dolphins over $125,000 without even playing in a single game.

Dolphins OG Lance Louis (ACL) made his preseason debut in Saturday's game against the Texans. He played 19 snaps. Per reporter Armando Salguero, the Dolphins were "encouraged" by Louis' play. Finally back on the practice field, Louis should blow by UDFA Josh Samuda and challenge John Jerry (knee) for Miami's right guard job. Jerry is expected to return to practice this week after missing nearly three weeks of action.

According to the Miami Herald, Dolphins OG Lance Louis (ACL) still isn't 100 percent, and has taken "very few" first-team reps in camp. Louis was supposed to push RG John Jerry for a starting job, but his health won't allow it. Jerry is rehabbing from a knee injury of his own, which he suffered early in camp. Unimpressive UDFA Josh Samuda is currently running with the first team at right guard. As we feared during free agency, GM Jeff Ireland's masterplan has ended up having little room for error. Thus far, there's been lots of error.

According to the Miami Herald, it "hasn't been determined" if Dolphins OG Lance Louis (torn ACL) will be ready for training camp, but that he's "not far away."

Dolphins agreed to terms with OG Lance Louis, formerly of the Bears. It's a strong signing for the free-spending Dolphins, and could be an indication RG John Jerry's time in the starting lineup - or perhaps with the team - is through. Save for Brandon Moore, Louis was the top guard still on the market. Louis is recovering from a torn left ACL, but is expected to be ready for training camp. With their interior line now set, the Dolphins need to figure out what they're going to do at tackle.

Free agent OG Lance Louis is visiting an unidentified team on Wednesday night. The Bears have wanted Louis back, but he's one of the top young guards on the market with Andy Levitre gone to Nashville and Louis Vasquez in Denver. Best available guards, per Nick Mensio's rankings: 1) Brandon Moore 2) Louis 3) Willie Colon 4) Kevin Boothe 5) Eben Britton 6) Jake Scott 7) Geoff Schwartz.