New Miami Dolphins DC excited to work with Christian Wilkins

New Miami Dolphins DC excited to work with Christian Wilkins

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New Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver expressed excitement about working with several players, including defensive tackle Christian Wilkins. Wilkins, who is soon to be a free agent, may be in negotiations with the team for a contract extension. Weaver also mentioned other players he looks forward to coaching, such as Zach Sieler, Bradley Chubb, Jaelan Phillips, David Long, Jevon Holland, and Jalen Ramsey. Notably, Weaver did not mention Xavien Howard and Jerome Baker, raising speculation about their future with the team due to their high salary cap hits. The Dolphins may undergo significant changes in their defensive personnel for the 2024 NFL season based on Weaver's comments and omissions.

Originally by thephinsider.comon February 15, 2024
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