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We have the details of the contract for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle! What does the cash and cap flow tell us? Is it a big deal that Waddle got his contract before Tua? And where exactly does Waddle rank among his peers in the NFL? All of that goes under the microscope on Locked On Dolphins.

The Miami Dolphins locked in one massive wide receiver contract thanks to Jaylen Waddle's deal this morning — could they have another one in the works? Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk and NBC Sports seems to think so based on some reporting this morning. What is the current standing of Hill's contract, what options to the Dolphins have and, ultimately, what should they do?

The Miami Dolphins and WR Jaylen Waddle have agreed to terms on a 3-year, $84.75M contract extension that puts Waddle under contract in Miami through the end of the 2028 NFL season. How do these figures stack up to the rest of the WR market and what does it mean for Miami moving forward?

How exactly can Tua Tagovailoa level up his game entering into Year 5? Mike McDaniel shared where he's seen Tua be different this year during OTAs. Plus, Nik Needham and Liam Eichenberg shared insights on how this time of year provides valuable reps for them individually & as a team. And Dalton Risner has been labeled as a potential solution for the Dolphins in free agency — he's off the board and back to Minnesota. How should you feel?

Undrafted free agency has been a point of success as the Dolphins in recent years. Between Nik Needham, Kader Kohou, Julian Hill and others, Miami has gotten strong contributions from players who slipped through the cracks in the draft process. Who could be "next" in line for such an opportunity in 2024?

The Miami Dolphins have added som exciting elements to their defensive scheme in 2024 — bringing in Anthony Weaver from Baltimore to run a more pressure-exotic oriented unit. But do the Dolphins have the horses to run things the way the Ravens did? How does Miami's defense measure up to the 2023 Ravens unit that averaged under 17 points per game allowed and was No. 1 in the NFL in turnovers?