The Miami Dolphins have done a fine job of strengthening their team this offseason on both sides of the ball and they're looking to become even better. The team is hosting former Kansas City Chiefs pass-rusher Melvin Ingram on a visit.

Via Ian Rapoport:

Ingram joined the Chiefs midway through 2021 via a trade from the Pittsburgh Steelers and played a key role in KC improving defensively. The Dolphins would love to sign a player like Ingram, who could bolster their pass-rush alongside the likes of Emmanuel Ogbah and Jaelan Phillips.

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Last season, Ingram registered 25 tackles and 15 in just nine games with the Chiefs. This is actually the second year in a row he's visited the Dolphins, which clearly means there is a sense of interest. The three-time Pro Bowler's best years came in a Los Angeles Chargers uniform, but he's still capable of contributing.

The Dolphins are looking like a whole different beast heading into 2022, bringing in the likes of Tyreek Hill and Chase Edmonds while re-signing several important pieces. Their rushing defense was actually relatively decent last year, ranking 13th in the league. Adding a veteran like Ingram who knows what it takes to succeed in the NFL would undoubtedly be seen as a positive.

It will be interesting to see if the Dolphins pull the trigger this time.