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The trade means a homecoming of sorts for McKinnie, who won the Outland Trophy with the 2001 national champion Miami Hurricanes. Vernon also played for the Hurricanes, but said he didn't remember McKinnie as a collegian.
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"He is a proven and experienced player who will be a great addition to the offensive line," Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland said in a statement.
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"It's a good move for us, good move for Bryant," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

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Williams used a power rush on the play to beat Clabo, who took the blame.
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They haven't swung an in-season trade since Sept. 29, 2009, when they acquired quarterback Tyler Thigpen from Kansas City for a fifth-round draft pick.
Miami acquired McKinnie on Monday from the Baltimore Ravens for a conditional late-round draft pick.
"We're realistic in where we're at," receiver Brian Hartline said. "We understand the dropoff we've had. But we're still alive; we're not a dead team."
The Dolphins (3-3) haven't won in a month. In the past three games, they've allowed 12 sacks and committed seven turnovers — all by harried quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
The team's downward spiral threatens to gain momentum with the next two games against division leaders New England and Cincinnati.
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — Even though tackle Bryant McKinnie lost his starting job two weeks ago, the Miami Dolphins figure he can upgrade their leaky line.
The 6-foot-8, 352-pound McKinnie started the first five games this season at left tackle, then he was benched in favor of Eugene Monroe and has since been inactive for the first time in his career.
To make room on the roster for McKinnie, Miami waived linebacker Josh Kaddu.
But he missed the first day of training camp this summer for being overweight and struggled thereafter.
Coach Joe Philbin resisted any temptation to shake up the offensive line when the team had a bye before the Buffalo loss. His day-after-the-game media session Monday took place before news of the trade surfaced.
The timing of the deal hints at the Dolphins' desperation for pass-blocking help.
The 34-year-old McKinnie will likely compete for playing time with right tackle Tyson Clabo, who allowed two fourth-quarter sacks in Miami's loss Sunday to Buffalo and has given up seven sacks this season.