Veteran guard Kraig Urbik signs with Miami Dolphins

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MIAMI (AP) – Veteran guard Kraig Urbik has signed with the Miami Dolphins and is expected to compete for a starting job.

Urbik started 57 games in six years with the Buffalo Bills, including four games in 2015. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers out of Wisconsin in the third round in 2009.

In Miami, Urbik is expected to compete for playing time with holdovers Jamil Douglas, Dallas Thomas and Billy Turner and veteran newcomer Jermon Bushrod.

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