Dion Sims signed a contracted in the range of $2.6 million over four years (including the RFA year), with a signing bonus @ $473,000.
— Adam Beasley (@AdamHBeasley) May 17, 2013
Initial reviews out of Sims' performance in rookie minicamp were positive. The job as #2/blocking tight end is Sims' to lose at this point. Remaining unsigned drafted rookies include DE Dion Jordan, CB Jamar Taylor, CB Will Davis, RB Mike Gillislee, and OG/OT Dallas Thomas. LB Jelani Jenkins, K Caleb Sturgis, and CB/S Don Jones were signed last week.
NFLN's talking head injury is clearly not a Mike Wallace fan. I like Darren Sharper a lot more.
Maybe the leadership council can testify in his behalf?
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dolphins DT's ranked third by phins hating gregg rosenthal
I think Ireland should put in a waiver claim, from what I am reading from patsies they are upset he left.
Father time wins again RT @adamschein Text from Garrard: "Having to call it quits. My knee is not holding up. Continuing to swell."
— Ben Volin (@BenVolin) May 15, 2013
This should put to rest any lingering, "What if the Dolphins had kept Garrard despite his injury?" questions. Garrard injured his knee in a freak pool-side incident while watching his kids play during the week leading up to the first 2012 pre-season game. The non-contact knee injury knocked him out for the entire pre-season, with an estimated recovery time of about a month, and that left an opening for Ryan Tannehill to earn the starting job. Garrard was waived by the Dolphins the final week of pre-season, due to his knee being nowhere near 100%, and he went unsigned for the rest of the 2012 season, even after being medically cleared to play a few weeks into the season. His knee problems acting up this offseason after just a couple of days of practice at Jets mini-camp mean his career is likely over, even as a backup.
YES!!!!!! My dream comes true! This guy was a fan favorite in last year's draft and many of us, including myself got bummed when the Eagles drafted him in the sixth round last year. Well after he was waived early this week, Miami took a chance. I'm really rooting for this kid, not only is he is an aweosme jersey but I can't wait to see the Jets defensive backs get "McNutt'd on". -B
Interesting info. on one of the Phins. Check it out.