The Dolphins would like to be able to trust Dion Jordan, but on the heels of an 11-month suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy, it's still not clear whether they can.
Sources told the Miami Herald that the Dolphins aren't opposed to Jordan's return — that is, if he "wants to be here and loves the game and competes," general manager Chris Grier said in January.
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For the time being, Jordan, in Stage 3 of the NFL's drug program, is subject to up to 10 drug and alcohol tests per month.