Peterson visits with Dolphins today

Mar 20, 2006 at 7:33 AM--


The Sun-Sentinel reports that San Francisco 49ers linebacker Julian Peterson will visit with the Miami Dolphins on Monday, March 20.

Peterson has already visited with the Seattle Seahawks. Interest in Peterson is not as high as previously predicted. Nolan has stated that Peterson will only return to the 49ers for the right price.



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