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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is chasing his own raise this offseason, but that isn’t stopping him from celebrating his teammate Jaylen Waddle‘s contract extension. Waddle inked a three-year extension for $84.75 million, which includes $76 million in guaranteed money. The new contract makes him one of the top-five highest-paid wide receivers in the league, joining Hill. The former Alabama star’s extension, which nets him $28.25 million a year, has led to a new nickname at the Dolphins facility. Hill opened up about his excitement for Waddle at minicamp last week. “It’s great,” Hill ...
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Tua Tagovailoa stayed healthy for the Dolphins last season as the quarterback figured out how to avoid a concussion. But Miami still had injuries, everywhere. The team finished 11-6 in the regular season with the Dolphins boasting one of the flashiest offenses in the NFL. But with critical injuries to several defenders and offensive linemen, Miami struggled in the frigid air in Kansas City in the opening round of the playoffs. Everything was anemic in the 26-7 defeat. So what may be in store for the team this season? Cynthia Frelund, an analytics expert for NFL Network, is predicting 10.2 vict...
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Having already secured his own extension, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle advocated this week for star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to get his payday. Tagovailoa is entering his fifth year in the league and as it stands, he’ll play on a fifth-year option that’s worth $23.17 million. “Tua is my guy,” Waddle said on Tuesday. “I’ve been saying that for a long time. Without Tua, I don’t think I would’ve got the extension I got. So everybody is rooting for him. He’s our guy. Make sense, let’s get it done.” So far in his career, Waddle, selected in the first round one year after Tagovailoa,...
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The Miami Dolphins have reportedly signed former first-round wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to a massive contract extension on Thursday, according to NFL insider Adam Schefter. The receiving star is inking a three-year extension for $84.75 million, which includes $76 million in guaranteed money. His new contract makes him one of the top-five highest-paid wide receivers in the league. Waddle, the 25-year-old, 2021 first-round pick out of Alabama, had one more year left on his rookie contract when the Dolphins chose to exercise his fifth-year option. Now, instead of the fifth-year option, he’ll ink...
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