Jordan Poyer Officially Terminates His Newly Signed 1-year Deal With Dolphins As He Craves For…
The Miami Dolphins, led by head coach Mike McDaniel, are currently rebuilding their team following their second consecutive loss in the opening round of the playoffs—this time to the eventual Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in one of the coldest games in NFL history. For the majority of the chilly evening, McCarthy’s team shockingly struggled on defense as Kansas City’s aerial assault repeatedly victimized the Dolphins despite the extremely low temps.
In light of this, it seems sense that the Dolphins would be looking for additional defensive backfield support over the offseason, especially in light of their unexpected release of Xavien Howard earlier this month.
