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Another one bites the dust. The Miami Dolphins continued methodically and purposefully cutting ties with members of the overhyped 2023 offense and the “win-now” era by trading wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos on Tuesday. New Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan sent Waddle to the Mile High City in exchange for a 2026 first-round pick (No.
30), a 2026 third-round pick, ...
Another one bites the dust. The Miami Dolphins continued methodically and purposefully cutting ties with members of the overhyped 2023 offense and the “win-now” era by trading wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos on Tuesday. New Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan sent Waddle to the Mile High City in exchange for a 2026 first-round pick (No.
30), a 2026 third-round pick, and a swap of 2026 fourth-round picks. So many guys from Miami’s 2023 squad have departed that this reminds of that scene in the movie “Goodfellas” where folks started disappearing after the Lufthansa heist. Consider how many major figures from Miami’s down-punching 2023 offense, the one that finished No.
1 in the league despite being smoked by playoff-caliber teams (1-6 record, beaten by average score of 32-16), are now gone: — Coach Mike McDaniel. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Waddle (all four of whom received contract extensions after that 2023 season).
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