Dolphins trade Jamar Taylor to Browns

The Miami Dolphins have made another trade, and this time it involved a player. The team has sent cornerback Jamar Taylor to the Cleveland Browns, along with a swap of seventh round picks, according to Ian Rapoport.

The trade should feature Miami moving up to pick 223 overall, while the Browns move back to pick 231.

Taylor was a second round pick of the Dolphins in 2013, but he never developed into his potential. The team expected him to be a starter last year, but he ultimately lost playing time throughout the year, to the point that the Dolphins were using players at the bottom of the depth chart ahead of Taylor due to lack of trust. A fresh start with the Browns may be exactly what Taylor needs, similar to former Dolphins cornerback Vontae Davis, who grew into a Pro Bowl cornerback with the Indianapolis Colts after being traded before the 2012 season after being Miami's 2009 first round pick.

Dolphins Draft Picks

Round 1 (13th overall) - Laremy Tunsil, OT, Ole Miss

Round 2 (38th overall) - Traded up - Xavien Howard, CB, Baylor

Round 2 (42nd overall) - Traded to Baltimore for 38th pick

Round 3 (73rd overall) - Kenyan Drake, RB, Alabama

Round 3 (86th overall) - Traded up - Leonte Carroo, WR, Rutgers

Round 4 (107th overall) - Traded to Baltimore for 38th pick

Round 5 (147th overall) - Traded to New England Patriots for 196th, 204, and 250th

Round 6 (186th overall) - Traded to Minnesota for 86th pick
Pick traded back to Miami - Jakeem Grant, WR, Texas Tech

Round 6 (196th overall) - From Houston via New England - Traded to Minnesota for 186

Round 6 (204th overall) - From Chicago via New England - Jordan Lucas, DB, Penn State

Round 7 (227th overall) - Traded to Minnesota for pick 186

Round 7 (223rd overall) - From Cleveland for Jamar Taylor and 231 -

Round 7 (231st overall) - Traded to Cleveland Browns for pick 223

Round 7 (250th overall) - From New England

*2017 3rd and 4th round picks to Minnesota for 86th pick