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Spiro, Detus, with a call from this past weekend on CBS.

All right, we've got some, we have some Miami Dolphins news here, not just to Atong of

Iloa being set to be released by Miami and what was maybe the worst contract in the history of sports,

at least on the short list.

We have this from ESPN's Adam Schaefter literally moments ago.

The Miami Dolphins were trading safety Minka Fitzpatrick to the New York Jets in exchange for a

2006 seventh round pick from the Los Angeles Chargers. The Jets are going to sign Fitzpatrick to a three-year, $40 million deal per agent Drew Rosenhouse. Okay. So look, the Jets have like infinite money to spend. I don't hate them doing this. I kind of think the Jets should try and be bad, but they have this money to spend.

That's why franchising Brees Hall, I think, is not a bad idea. Again, you have all this money. Why would you let a player like Brees Hall walk out the door? And you basically get Minka Fitzpatrick for nothing on a three-year contract. So whether or not I think the jet should try and go two and 15 is immaterial, it feels like

they're going to try and compete, which is crazy. We'll see how the rest of the offseason plays out.

But this is less of a Jets conversation for right now, and this is way more of a Miami Dolphins

conversation. So again, the Dolphins have just traded moments ago, literally in real time, Minka Fitzpatrick to the New York Jets.

I don't think a great deal Jalen Ramsey and Mika Fitzpatrick last year for the Miami Dolphins.

Good stuff from Miami.

But the big Miami Dolphins news, and this broke about an hour ago in real time before we came on the air, the Miami Dolphins are going to release quarterback to a tongue by law.

And this is the farthest thing from a surprise there could possibly be, talked about it a lot during last season, that Tua's time in Miami was clearly up, that Chris

Greer, the now fire general manager, that his time was clearly up, and Mike McDaniel's time was

clearly up in Miami. So, again, like, this was expected. To a Tunga Bailoa was never going to be

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