The Splash Zone 2/28/17: Dolphins May Be Outbid For Kenny Stills

The Dolphins would love to keep Kenny Stills, but the asking price may be too much. The asking price for Stills is reportedly in the $12 million a year range, which only a few receivers make right now. That money amount is huge and it doesn't look like the Dolphins are willing to pay that much to keep Stills in Miami.

You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day's round-up below.

Miami Dolphins’ attempts to keep Kenny Still reaches critical week; team trailing in efforts to keep playmaker | Miami Herald
The Miami Dolphins hope to keep pending free agent Kenny Stills but other suitors, including the Philadelphia Eagles, are expected to offer the wide receiver more money than Miami.

Stephen Ross

Dolphins owner Stephen Ross trying to prep players for post-retirement success while also helping team now | Miami Herald
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has started what he calls a business combine to help players figure out how they can transition into the business world after they retire.

Dolphins Defense

Dolphins on hunt for help at linebacker
The Dolphins should be looking closely at linebackers and offensive line help at the combine. Florida linebacker Jarrad Davis could be one solution.

Dolphins Secondary

Miami Dolphins’ Bobby McCain must continue to grow into consistent, dependable CB | The Daily Dolphin
(Note: This continues a series in Daily Dolphin spotlighting members of the team individually. In addition to reliving highlights and lowlights of the past season for each, we'll provide analysis and criticism, plus take a look at how each player fits -- or doesn't fit -- into the team's plans ...

Dolphins Offseason

Davis, Barnett, Cunningham among Dolphins' first-round options | Miami Herald
Time for the Underwear Olympics! The NFL Scouting Combine begins this week, and the Dolphins will send a small army to poke, prod and pepper the 330 or so prospects present.

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