McClendon has signed a one-year deal with the Dolphins, the Miami Herald reports.

McClendon, who started the first two games with the Jaguars last season, can play both center and guard. This gives the Dolphins added depth and competition, as McClendon will likely be competing with Dallas Thomas, Billy Turner, J.D. Walton, and newly-signed Jeff Linkenbach for snaps on the team's offensive line this season.

Journeyman OT Jacques McClendon is competing with third-round rookie OT Brandon Linder for the starting right guard position.

Coach Gus Bradley said the competition would not be decided until camp, but it would be surprising if Linder does not open the season as the starting right guard. McClendon has not made a meaningful impact since being drafted by the Colts in the fourth-round in 2010, and Linder has the experience to start right away with 42 college starts to his name. Despite the small chance McClendon opens the season as the starter, this competition is a good sign for his roster chances this season.

Jaguars re-signed OG Jacques McClendon.

They also promoted G/T DeMarcus Love from the practice squad. The Jags are trying to shore up an offensive line that's lost its left tackle in back-to-back weeks. Neither McClendon nor Love will be in for meaningful snaps.

Jaguars waived LG Jacques McClendon.

It's the fourth straight week McClendon has been either promoted or waived by the Jaguars. The move clears a spot for Justin Blackmon's return to the active roster.

Jaguars re-signed G/C Jacques McClendon.

A former fourth-round pick, McClendon hasn't appeared in a game since 2013. He'll sit on the end of the roster before likely being bumped off in a week or two.

Jaguars claimed C/G Jacques McClendon off waivers from the Falcons.

It wasn't a good sign for McClendon that he couldn't crack a poor Falcons offensive line, but the Jags will give him a longer look. He was drafted by Bill Polian in Indianapolis. Polian's son, Chris, is now a Jaguars scout.

Lions C/G Jacques McClendon underwent minor ankle surgery after the season.

McClendon spent of the majority of the season on the Lions' practice squad after being claimed off waivers from the Colts in September. He'll battle for a roster spot in training camp.

Lions waived C/G Jacques McClendon.

McClendon goes to make room for S Vincent Fuller. He has now been dumped by the Colts and Lions since being picked in the fourth round of the 2010 draft.

Lions claimed C/G Jacques McClendon off waivers from the Colts.

McClendon entered camp penciled in as a starter in Indy, but fell down the depth chart quickly. He'll add depth on a Lions roster that had just Dylan Gandy behind the starters at guard.

The Colts have moved fourth-round rookie Jacques McClendon from center/guard to tight end.

McClendon will step in for injured Dallas Clark and Brody Eldridge, and will play primarily on short yardage and goal line situations.

The Colts have moved fourth-round rookie Jacques McClendon from guard to center.

McClendon, who has never played center in his life, is learning from Jeff Saturday. At 324 pounds, he's part of the Colts' movement to get bigger along both lines.

Colts signed fourth-round OG Jacques McClendon to a multi-year contract.

A surprise pick so early, McClendon wasn't invited to the Senior Bowl or Combine after a nondescript, 26-start career at Tennessee. The Colts, hoping to get bigger along both lines, appear to envision McClendon as a project with mauling upside at 6'3/324. He'll probably be inactive as a rookie.

Colts selected Tennessee OG Jacques McClendon with the No. 129 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

We researched 13 former Vols extensively while preparing for the draft, and this wasn't one of them. McClendon, a non-Combine invitee, was considered one of the strongest players on Tennessee's roster during his stay in Knoxville, starting for two years at offensive guard. At 6-foot-3 and 324 pounds, McClendon adds girth to a Colts line that could use some.