The Miami Dolphins spent a lot of facetime with free specialist wide recipient Odell Beckham, Jr. on Thursday, as indicated by Barry Jackson of The Miami Messenger. The parties appear to be interested in getting married, but the deal needs to make financial sense for the Dolphins and the well-traveled Pro Bowl receiver. The Dolphins believe that Beckham, Jr., who lives in Miami, has the capabilities to be their third receiver, so the question is not whether the two sides are compatible. Since the Dolphins barely have room under the salary cap until they can restructure and extend several more contracts, the only remaining question is how much money they can afford to pay Beckham, Jr. now. According to Jackson, Chris Grier and his staff did not want to spend a lot of money on a free agent receiver that the Dolphins were interested in at one point. As a result, the receiver refused to sign with the Dolphins. Mentor Mike McDaniel couldn’t imagine anything better than to add Beckham, Jr. to his setup, alongside Tyreek Slope, Jaylen Waddle and Jonnu Smith, yet the agreement offer needs to sound good to the Dolphins, who are hoping to purchase low and get a decent return. In any case, Beckham, Jr. is falling off of a strong year in Baltimore and merits more than the veteran least, yet not exactly the $13 million that the Ravens paid him last season. Conversations between the gatherings are to go on into the end of the week and the truth will surface eventually on the off chance that an agreement can be struck. Miami is two or three million under the cap, yet is hoping to rebuild Slope’s agreement and expand quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, which could give them impressive room under the cap. The Dolphins will likewise have a lot of extra room after June 1 when $18 million of Xavien Howard’s agreement opens up. Howard was educated last month that his administrations were not generally required, however his compensation represents a mark against the cap until June 1. Since Las Vegas released Hunter Renfroe last week, the Dolphins have options for their third receiver. Renfroe has been rumored to be eager to join McDaniel’s high-octane offense in Miami. It is likely that the third receiver will be a part of a seven-man rotation that also includes newly signed receivers River Cracraft and Braxton Berrios. The Dolphins additionally get previous draft decision Erik Ezukanma back from injury and he showed glimmers of brightness in the preseason, prior to supporting a physical issue. McDaniel and the staff recently returned from the Texas Longhorns’ pro day, where they were apparently drooling over Xavier Worthy, who ran the fastest time ever at this season’s combine in Indianapolis. As a result, the Dolphins are not ruling out the possibility of drafting a receiver. Commendable could in any case be on the board when the Dolphins practice their subsequent round pick at number 55, yet they could likewise utilize their most memorable round pick at 21 to draft a recipient like Commendable or Brian Thomas of LSU. When Miami has a few other needs that their first pick could address, the question is whether they want to invest another first-round pick at the receiver position.