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Terms do apply. The focus from a contract extension perspective is squarely onto a tongue

below and we'll talk about two throughout the course of today's show. But there's a few other players, members of the 2021 draft class, perhaps, that the Dolphins need to be mindful of, as far as making long-term decisions with and if they want to optimize the market for

signing a player, being proactive and setting the marketing, getting these extensions done sooner rather than later,

would probably behoove them.

This is not just playing the game with J. L. Waddell whose contract extension is done. This is not just

playing the game now with Tewa Tonga Villaro. This is applicable at effectively, I guess even

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