Dolphins Expected to sign Albert Wilson
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Destroyerforum_veteranOPNFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday the Miami Dolphins are planning to sign ex-Chiefsreceiver Albert Wilson to a three-year deal worth $24 million when the new league year opens on Wednesday, per sources informed of the deal.
Wilson fills a need in Miami after the Dolphins traded Jarvis Landry to the Cleveland Browns.
The Dolphins are the softest team in the NFL. Tua hater starting 12/11/22.
Destroyerforum_veteranI like this signing a lot more. Does this mean Parker is gone after this season?
The Dolphins are the softest team in the NFL. Tua hater starting 12/11/22.
Destroyerforum_veteran"CaribPhin wrote:
This dude is 5'9". He's coming off a 1-year, $1.79 million extension in KC. He had 554 yards and 3 TDs. Am I missing something or is $8 million AAV a bit steep for nothing much done on the football field?
This is the Miami Dolphins we are talking about.
The Dolphins are the softest team in the NFL. Tua hater starting 12/11/22.
dolphin25forum_veteran"CaribPhin wrote:
This dude is 5'9". He's coming off a 1-year, $1.79 million extension in KC. He had 554 yards and 3 TDs. Am I missing something or is $8 million AAV a bit steep for nothing much done on the football field?
Yeah 8 million a year is insane!
Lord help us.
ripper1961forum_veteran5'9" but he is listed at 200lbs.
Rock Sextonforum_veteranContract details: http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/miami-dolphins/albert-wilson-14949/
Essentially a two year contract with $14.5 million guaranteed - a good portion coming in year 2.
Contrary to some sentiments this contract will not set the team back. With an ever-growing league salary cap and the Dolphins wanting maneuverability if it doesn't work out - then this is what you pay.
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