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[h=3]Linebackers[/h]▪ DeAndre Levy, Detroit Lions: Levy signed a monster contract in 2015 but never lived up to it. Injuries have limited him to just six games in the last two seasons, and following a series of concussions, he told Men’s Journal he’s had symptoms of CTE. And yet, he still wants to play. A full medical would be a mist before the Dolphins could even consider him.
▪ Sio Moore, Arizona Cardinals: An NFL vagabond, Moore has been on four NFL rosters in as many years. And yet, he was the seventh-best still-available linebacker as of mid-afternoon Saturday, according to RotoWorld. At the very least, he’d be a premium backup in Miami.
▪ Connor Barwin, Philadelphia Eagles: Wait, isn’t Barwin a defensive end? Yes, but some in football believe he’d be a solid 4-3 strong-side linebacker. And guess what? The Dolphins need one of those, particularly if they move on from oft-injured Koa Misi.
[h=3]Defensive tackles[/h]▪ Dontari Poe, Kansas City Chiefs: One of the top names still available at any position, Poe has drawn interest from a number of teams, the Dolphins included. He has a visit with the Colts planned for Sunday, according to CBSSports.com, and may not be allowed to leave Indianapolis. Would be a huge get (literally and figuratively).
▪ Johnathan Hankins, New York Giants: Like a fifth of the league is said to have interest in Hankins, so he probably won’t come cheap. But he’d be a solid rotational player for the Dolphins at a position of frighteningly little depth.
▪ Bennie Logan, Philadelphia Eagles: Need a one-year rental at the position? Logan might be your guy. ESPN reports that Logan is looking for a prove-it contract, presumably hoping to up his marketability for the 2018 offseason.
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[h=3]Linebackers[/h]▪ DeAndre Levy, Detroit Lions: Levy signed a monster contract in 2015 but never lived up to it. Injuries have limited him to just six games in the last two seasons, and following a series of concussions, he told Men’s Journal he’s had symptoms of CTE. And yet, he still wants to play. A full medical would be a mist before the Dolphins could even consider him.
▪ Sio Moore, Arizona Cardinals: An NFL vagabond, Moore has been on four NFL rosters in as many years. And yet, he was the seventh-best still-available linebacker as of mid-afternoon Saturday, according to RotoWorld. At the very least, he’d be a premium backup in Miami.
▪ Connor Barwin, Philadelphia Eagles: Wait, isn’t Barwin a defensive end? Yes, but some in football believe he’d be a solid 4-3 strong-side linebacker. And guess what? The Dolphins need one of those, particularly if they move on from oft-injured Koa Misi.
[h=3]Defensive tackles[/h]▪ Dontari Poe, Kansas City Chiefs: One of the top names still available at any position, Poe has drawn interest from a number of teams, the Dolphins included. He has a visit with the Colts planned for Sunday, according to CBSSports.com, and may not be allowed to leave Indianapolis. Would be a huge get (literally and figuratively).
▪ Johnathan Hankins, New York Giants: Like a fifth of the league is said to have interest in Hankins, so he probably won’t come cheap. But he’d be a solid rotational player for the Dolphins at a position of frighteningly little depth.
▪ Bennie Logan, Philadelphia Eagles: Need a one-year rental at the position? Logan might be your guy. ESPN reports that Logan is looking for a prove-it contract, presumably hoping to up his marketability for the 2018 offseason.
Click on the link for the rest of the positions.
