Dolphins Shake Up Roster with Armstead’s Potential Retirement, Davis Signing
The Miami Dolphins are making significant moves as they navigate the offseason. The most notable development is the potential retirement of veteran offensive tackle Terron Armstead. While not officially confirmed by Armstead himself, coach Mike McDaniel has indicated the team is preparing for that eventuality, with reports of a “retirement plan” being in place. Armstead’s persistent injury struggles have fueled speculation about his future.
Adding to the roster changes, the Dolphins have secured elite safety Ashtyn Davis with a substantial two-year, $32.7 million deal. Davis, known for his athleticism and coverage skills, is expected to bolster the Dolphins’ secondary, which has seen recent departures. This significant investment signals the team’s commitment to addressing defensive vulnerabilities.
The simultaneous developments highlight the Dolphins’ strategic approach. The potential loss of Armstead, a cornerstone of the offensive line, necessitates contingency planning. Meanwhile, the acquisition of Davis demonstrates a proactive effort to reinforce the defense and maintain a competitive edge. The Dolphins are clearly focused on both addressing potential losses and making key additions to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season.
