Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall says he was diagnosed earlier this year with borderline personality disorder. The disorder has been known to stem from things such as unstable personal relationships, a negative self-image and a fear of failure. He made the decision to go public with the issue to raise awareness, and says he plans to eventually lobby Congress for funding to assist research efforts. "For so long, I've been just trying to get help. I've been seeking help," Marshall said. "I've been talking with doctors since I've been in the NFL. No one has ever helped me. So I was praying there was a treatment out there for what I suffered from and there was."

The Dolphins have re-signed defensive lineman Tony McDaniel and added free-agent linebacker Jason Trusnik. Miami has also agreed to terms with veteran linebacker Kevin Burnett, who will replace Channing Crowder, according to a source.

The Dolphins have cut ties with linebacker Channing Crowder. Crowder, who has played his entire six-year career with the Dolphins, was scheduled to make $5 million this season.

The Dolphins have reached a two-year, $5 million deal with Panthers quarterback Matt Moore, a source confirmed. Miami is now out of the race to acquire Kyle Orton from Denver. Moore will compete with Chad Henne and rookie Pat Devlin for playing time.

We don't know exactly what the Saints will get from the Dolphins in the Reggie Bush trade, but they will at least obtain safety Jonathon Amaya. Amaya played in 10 games as a reserve for Miami last season and was a standout player on special teams.

The Dolphins have finalized a deal to land running back Reggie Bush on Thursday. Miami and New Orleans agreed on terms of a trade on Wednesday. The Dolphins negotiated a two-year, $10 million with Bush, according to a source. It isn't yet known what the Saints will receive as part of the trade. Bush was due about $11.8 million this season, the final year of his contract with New Orleans.

The Saints and Dolphins worked on the terms of a trade Wednesday that would send running back Reggie Bush to Miami, according to a report. The deal is contingent on Bush agreeing to a new contract with the Dolphins. Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reports that Bush is still considering whether or not to accept the trade. Bush is due $11.8 million in the final year of his current contract with New Orleans.

A number of signs point to the Broncos trading veteran quarterback Kyle Orton to the Dolphins. A trade is very close to happening, according to a source. Orton would immediately begin competing with Chad Henne for Miami's starting job.

The Dolphins have decided to restore employee pay that was reduced because of the NFL labor dispute, according to a report. All compensation withheld since reductions took effect May 15 will be returned in full in the next paycheck, according to a source.

Jason Taylor isn't ready to retire just yet and hasn't ruled out yet another run with the Dolphins. Miami's all-time sack leader appeared to rule out another run with the team earlier this year, but the 36-year-old seemed more open to the idea Friday. "I appreciate the interest and the concern if there is any," Taylor told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. "No ships have sailed, no bridges have been burned. "There's nothing to do right now (because of the NFL lockout). I'm going to play this year, if there's a season, and I think there will be. ... Until this thing works itself out, I'm playing golf." Taylor played with the Dolphins from 1997 to 2007, then returned in 2009 after a one-year stop with the Redskins. He spent last season with the Jets, who released him in February.