Happy Fourth of July, everyone. Here are the most interesting Miami Dolphins stories Saturday from around the Web:

• Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald writes that the Dolphins internally have questions about the guard position.

Morning take: I said earlier this offseason that relying on both Dallas Thomas and Billy Turner to step up simultaneously is a risky proposition. Neither player took over the position this spring and the jobs remain open entering training camp.

• Paul Perrilo of Patriots football weekly writes about whether the Dolphins and other AFC East teams will back the Super Bowl champs into a corner.

Morning take: New England certainly is wounded after free-agent losses and the four-game suspension to quarterback Tom Brady. If there were a year to close the gap for Miami, the Buffalo Bills or New York Jets, this is it.

• Alain Poupart of the Dolphins' team site writes that backup tight end Arthur Lynch is looking to make up for lost time.

Morning take: Lynch didn’t play a game last year because of a back injury. He is now competing for a roster spot and is on the bubble.