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The Miami Dolphins allowed defensive tackle Randy Starks to become an unrestricted free agent Tuesday. But after nearly a week of teams being able to contact Starks, it looks like he's coming back to the Fins.
Less than three years after he was picked in the second round of the NFL Draft, Jonathan Martin was traded to the San Francisco 49ers for a conditional seventh-round pick that is only given to Miami if Martin is on the roster.
Less than a day after the annual spending blitz that comes with the start of free agency in the National Football League; it's clear the biggest winners after the first 12 hours are offensive tackles.
Jonathan Martin, the offensive tackle at the center of the Miami Dolphins' bullying scandal, has been traded to the San Francisco 49ers.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross confirmed Tuesday that he is indeed willing to foot the bill to renovate Sun Life Stadium if he's given property tax relief in exchange.
The Miami Dolphins had a big hole at defensive tackle with Paul Soliai and Randy Starks becoming unrestricted free agents. But the Fins appear to have quickly filled that void in the first few minutes of free agency.
The Miami Dolphins have plugged a big hole on the offensive line with the team's first big free agent signing this year, left tackle Branden Albert, according to NFL.com.
The worst kept secret in the National Football League ahead of the official start of free agency seems to be the Miami Dolphins will address one of the holes on the offensive line by signing left tackle Branden Albert Tuesday evening.
How much is hosting a Super Bowl worth? Apparently to Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross it's up to $400 million! But there's a catch.
The Miami Dolphins were set to enter unrestricted free agency Tuesday with around $35 million in cap space available. Instead, with one move they will begin with $40 million to spend.
The Miami Dolphins have holes all along the offensive line, but it appears that the most important position on the line may be filled when free agency kicks off at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Tuesday's 4 p.m. opening of free agency in the National Football League will likely see the Miami Dolphins make a big splash when they sign left tackle Branden Albert. But if things play out correctly, it won't be the only big splash the Fins make.
The Miami Dolphins' needs along the offensive line is well known, but the team may be preparing to make a big addition to the team's secondary.
Going into the new season, the Miami Dolphins are going to need major help on the offensive.
Most of the focus for the Miami Dolphins and its fans ahead of free agency has been on the offensive and defensive lines. But running back is another position the Dolphins may address either in free agency or in the upcoming 2014 NFL Draft.
