Plenty of fallout from Monday's first wave of the first wave of free agency.

We're talking about it here today on Locked on Dolphins.

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pertaining to the dolphins. Greg Dulcich back on the squad, one year deal. We'll talk about

that. Three names for cheap. And when I say cheap, I mean, probably less than one and a half

million dollars. That seeing what the dolphins did with Greg Dulcich and seeing what the dolphins did with Greg Dulcich and seeing what the

dolphins did with Malik Willis and seeing what the dolphin's salary cap situation is and knowing

we've got a few balls in the air that we're not sure where they're going to fall yet as far as

you know the salary cap management of it um it's going to be tight the rest of the way, probably a lot of role players, unless the

dolphins get a chance to, like, land one more guy that they feel really good about.

But a bunch of names that we were really intrigued by, unsurprisingly, had very robust

markets, right?

It's like re-blank and ship, I was hoping for five and a half or six,

and he went for eight and a half, eight and a quarter. You're not going to sign him. Louis Gilman,

same thing. Five and a half, six, went for eight and a quarter. Kingsley and I'm bar, I thought

it had a great target at like seven, seven and a half. He went for ten to the Jets. That's the nature of the BIS.

But the biggest development that happened yesterday, as far as a nature of the

biz happening, does directly impact the Miami Dolphins.

Because I don't know if you guys saw what Tyler Linderbaum got on the open market,

but it is bad news for the dolphins and their aspirations to extend Aaron Brewer.

Because Tyler Linderbaum on the open market got $27 million per season on average, annual average average with 60 million in guarantees that is my friends an asinine number when you consider the top of the center market and we talked about it right because we did the offseason blueprint i'll pull up the contract proposal that I had for Aaron Brewer, right?

Creed Humphrey was the top of the center market at $18 million.

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