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Wells will interview Incognito today or tomorrow

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MIAMI GARDENS, FL - DECEMBER 23: Richie Incognito #68 of the Miami Dolphins is introduced with the starting players prior to the game against the Buffalo Bills on December 23, 2012 at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The Dolphins defeated the Bills 24-10. (Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)

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Now that suspended guard Richie Incognito has agreed to delay his grievance hearing pending completion of Ted Wells’ independent investigation, Wells can interview Incognito.

Per a league source, the interview is expected to happen on Thursday or Friday.

It’s unclear how long the investigation will last beyond the Incognito interview. Follow-up sessions, possibly with tackle Jonathan Martin, are likely.

Meanwhile, Incognito apparently has received something in exchange for his agreement to postpone the hearing. For now, it’s not known what Incognito gets, but based on the pieces of information we’ve shaken from the shrubs so far it appears that Incognito may have a chance to actually rejoin the Dolphins.

Looking at the situation with a broader lens, we’re told that it’s fair to regard the agreement as a favorable sign for Incognito moving forward. While that doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be vindicated by the investigation, the decision to postpone the hearing should be viewed not as a sign of weakness but confidence.