Dolphins coaches will push undrafted defensive tackle Jamiyus Pittman to work hard to make the team this summer, but none of them could ever hope to inspire Pittman as much as a former teammate.
As a defensive tackle at Central Florida, Pittman played in front of linebacker Shaquem Griffin, who overcame the loss of his left hand at age 4 to become a fifth-round draft choice of the Seattle Seahawks, where he’ll play alongside twin brother Shaquill, a cornerback.
“He’s the most inspiring person I’ve met in my life,” Pittman said. “He’s been through a lot and I think he deserves everything that he’s getting.”