Jaylen Waddle was/is a big fan of Miley Cyrus.
Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty It s been a week since the Miami Dolphins added a fresh batch of players to their roster via the NFL draft. From the selection of highly acclaimed Alabama wide receiver Jaylen Waddle with the sixth-overall pick to the signing of his college teammate, fullback Carl Tucker, there are some new faces on their way to the Dolphins Davie facility. But who are these guys, really? What do you need to know about them? Both great questions. Neither something we can answer. What we
can tell you are some extremely unimportant facts you don t need to know about the newest Miami Dolphins. Why? Because anyone can read Wikipedia or pull up statistics.
It s been a week since the Miami Dolphins added a fresh batch of players to their roster via the NFL draft. From the selection of highly acclaimed Alabama wide receiver Jaylen Waddle with the sixth-overall pick to the signing of his college teammate, fullback Carl Tucker, there are some new faces on their way to the Dolphins Davie facility.
But who are these guys, really? What do you need to know about them? Both great questions. Neither something we can answer. What we
can tell you are some extremely unimportant facts you don t need to know about the newest Miami Dolphins. Why? Because anyone can read Wikipedia or pull up statistics.
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2021 NFL Draft is over and the Crimson Tide saw nine players selected. A few others were not picked but they will still get their chances to prove themselves.
Linebacker
Dylan Moses will be joining the “Urban Meyer Jacksonville Jaguars Experiment”. He will be put on the non-football injury list (NFI) as he continues rehabbing his knee.
Tight end / H-back
Miller Forristall is heading to the Tennessee Titans for a reported $23,000 guaranteed, $15,000 of base salary guaranteed, $8,000 signing bonus.
Tight end / H-back
Still no word on LB / FB
Josh McMillon.
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Dylan Moses Goes Undrafted; Signs With Jaguars
Former Alabama linebacker Dylan Moses was undrafted in the 2021 NFL Draft.
According to NFL insider Tom Pelissero, Moses has signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent.
The 2017 five-star spent four years at Alabama, most notably deciding to forego the 2020 draft and return for his senior season following a bit of a fiasco involving his father.
Moses was a highly touted prospect going into his junior season in 2019 before a knee injury derailed the young star s career, ultimately leading to him returning for a final season, citing unfinished business .
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The 2021 NFL Draft is complete, with 259 players selected by the 32 teams to enter the league as a rookie. Of course, there are more than 259 players coming out of college and hoping to make it to the league. That is where the undrafted free agent comes into play. Throughout the next few hours, and next few days really, news of undrafted free agent signings will continue to pour in.
The Miami Dolphins have selected seven players this Draft. Now they will be looking through the players who were not selected over the last three days, hoping to sign some key prospects.