Miami Dolphins work out pair of veteran left tackles

In what I’m told is another sign the Miami Dolphins are seriously considering  shutting down Jake Long in the coming days or weeks, the team worked out a pair of left tackles over the weekend. Levi Jones, who made a combined 97 starts for the Bengals and Redskins from 2002-09, was one of them. The other was former Colts starting left tackle Tony Ugoh, who made 27 starts for the perennial contenders from 2007-09. Jones, 31, has battled leg, foot and knee injuries at various times in his career. Ugoh, a second-round pick out of Arkansas in 2007 — where he just missed Dolphins QB coach David Lee — was waived/injured before this season with a lingering toe injury. A source said there was “nothing imminent” with the signing of Jones, and Ugoh likely falls into that category as well. In the short term, the Dolphins could simply replace guard/center Cory Procter, placed on injured reserve Saturday with a torn ACL in his left knee, with practice squad prospect...