Kiko requests a trade

[meatpardle]

Why would he ask for a trade when everyone knows we've been trying to trade him?

If trade talks have been in unsuccessful it drives down his value and increases the chance of being traded or released.

 

[13marino13]

At this point I'd take a week-old McDouble for Alonso.

Would you like the meal, or just the sandwich?

 

[Bundy Sanders]

Sad situation as Kiko gives his all & is a decent 2 down LB. Problem is, he's paid much better than his production. That's on T-Baum, not Kiko.

Thankfully we are now down to 3 bad T-Baum contracts & all 3 should be gone no later than this time next year.

 

[Phinatic8u]

So Burke was genius but Kiko stinking up the place so we at the bottom of almost every defensive category?

Both are absolutely awful. Both were reasons Miami sucked on defense and just like that both will be gone.

 

[Mr Fan]

I would to trade him, but seriously are there more Tannebums in the league, who else would take the contract?

He is not the worst linebacker, just not worth it with the contract and boneheaded plays.

 

[Danny]

Kiko Alonso LB, Miami Dolphins


ESPN's Cameron Wolfe reports Dolphins LB Kiko Alonso has already cleaned out his locker in anticipation of a roster move this weekend.

Whether he's released or Miami is able to find an 11th-hour trade partner, it's safe to assume Alonso won't be a Dolphin come 4 PM ET. Cutting Alonso wouldn't provide any immediate cap relief, though it would put $4 million back in the Dolphins' pocket. The veteran missed a large portion of training camp while battling an undisclosed injury and wasn't seen as a strong fit in Brian Flores' new defensive scheme. The former Oregon Duck fared poorly last year, earning PFF's worst grade among qualified 4-3 outside linebackers.

Source: Cameron Wolfe on Twitter

Aug 31, 2019, 10:01 AM ET

 

[kcbrown]

Kiko Alonso LB, Miami Dolphins


ESPN's Cameron Wolfe reports Dolphins LB Kiko Alonso has already cleaned out his locker in anticipation of a roster move this weekend.

Whether he's released or Miami is able to find an 11th-hour trade partner, it's safe to assume Alonso won't be a Dolphin come 4 PM ET. Cutting Alonso wouldn't provide any immediate cap relief, though it would put $4 million back in the Dolphins' pocket. The veteran missed a large portion of training camp while battling an undisclosed injury and wasn't seen as a strong fit in Brian Flores' new defensive scheme. The former Oregon Duck fared poorly last year, earning PFF's worst grade among qualified 4-3 outside linebackers.

Source: Cameron Wolfe on Twitter

Aug 31, 2019, 10:01 AM ET

Worst grade??

Damn Kiko, que pasa?

 

[C l u t c H 385]

No one is trading for that bum.

 

[Regulus]

We would have to give up a draft pick for someone to take him.

 

[DPhinz_DPhinz]

Malik Jeffersom was just cut after a season with the Bengals. I had him mocked to us in the 3rd round, where Cincy took him.

Allen (season) and Kiko are gone. I wouldn't mind seeing him brought in to see if he's truly that much of a bust, or is Cincy's coaching staff that bad a judge of talent.