The Miami Dolphins locked in Jaylen Waddle to a three-year, mostly guaranteed contract worth nearly $85 million. That makes him the latest wide receiver to strike it rich in the NFL. His average salary of more than $28 million per year — and the Dolphins’ commitment of nearly $60 million annually to Waddle and Tyreek Hill — is a rock tossed into a lake of salary cap commitments whose ripples will force general managers across the league to adjust how their rosters are built.
