Following a “March Madness” flurry of signings, trades and transactions, the Miami Dolphins had a relatively quiet weekend. There had been several moves last week with acquisitions such as Tyreek Hill and Terron Armstead, most notably. It was those mega moves that have propelled Miami into the playoff-contending conversation and not the fringe of the possibility.
The Dolphins also started the outgoing process last week, as offensive lineman Jesse Davis was released, and wide receiver Allen Hurns was let go with a failed physical designation.
Miami’s general manager Chris Grier has been using a slow-play, long-haul strategy that seems to be working. While at his own pace, he’s managed to create a loaded roster with capable veterans to help mold a young nucleus of developing talent.
