Dolphins may trade up for Amari Cooper and other FA/Draft information

Earlier today, I posted all of the latest information in regards to Mike Wallace, Jared Odrick, and so much more. If you haven't checked it out, make sure you do so to catch up on all the latest news and rumors. At the end of that post, I said that information will be flowing throughout the week so be sure to keep checking back and to also follow me on Twitter: @PhinManiacs for all the latest updates. With that in mind, I have some new information for you to digest.

• Like many other teams in the NFL, the Miami Dolphins have Amari Cooper as the number one rated receiver on their draft board. The Dolphins will be major players in trading up if he falls past the Oakland Raiders.

• If the Dolphins cannot land Cooper, they have DeVante Parker and Jaelen Strong as the next two on their board. It is not known for sure who they have rated higher but the belief right now is that Strong is the leading candidate as the second receiver on the board.

• The Dolphins may end up double dipping in the draft at the receiver position in the first three rounds. Keep your eyes on Tyler Lockett, a speedy slot receiver who can stretch the field. The Dolphins also like Phillip Dorsett.

• As I mentioned in my post earlier today, the statement from agent Drew Rosenhaus that the Dolphins want Brian Hartline back is completely false. They don't. He will be moving on and the Indianapolis Colts are his first choice.

• Several people have mentioned that Kareem Jackson will be a target at the cornerback position for the Dolphins. I have been told by two others that he is indeed on their radar and will make a strong push to sign him when the free agency period opens next week.

• One person I spoke to today said that they expect to see Mike Wallace on the Dolphins roster for the 2015 season. This situation remains very fluid so it can change from now until decision time, which would be before March 15 when Wallace is guaranteed $3 million dollars of his 2015 salary.

This story was written by Matthew Cannata. Follow him on Twitter: @PhinManiacs