- Alabama WR Jaylen Waddle also says he likes Mac Jones over Tua Tagovailoa
- Report: Miami Dolphins are ‘all in’ on Deshaun Watson
- Kyle Van Noy breaks silence after being cut by Miami Dolphins: ‘I am surprised and disappointed’
- Report: Miami Dolphins clearing cap space to be aggressive in free agency
- Report: Miami Dolphins release linebacker Kyle Van Noy
- Report: Miami Dolphins focused on adding ‘multiple playmakers’ to surround Tua Tagovailoa
- Tua Tagovailoa heaps praise on Mac Jones, calls him a ‘more mobile Tom Brady’
- Report: Davon Godchaux ‘resigned’ to reality that NFL future likely isn’t with Miami Dolphins
- Report: Ryan Fitzpatrick believes he can compete for starting job with some team next season
- Report: Russell Wilson not interested in joining Miami Dolphins ‘at this time’
10 Things Jay Cutler Brings to the Miami Dolphins
- Updated: August 21, 2017
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2. Controversy in the Media
Even before Cutler was signed two weeks ago by the Dolphins to a one-year, $10 million contract, the mainstream media was seemingly fixated on Miami potentially signing free agent and former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick to a deal after Ryan Tannehill tore his ACL at practice on Aug. 3rd.
When the Dolphins signed Cutler over Kaepernick, ESPN personalities Stephen A. Smith and Will Cain engaged in a very heated debate on “First Take” over the decision to bring Cutler to Miami instead of the still-unemployed Kaepernick.
Yikes. Smith continues to be one of Cutler’s biggest critics following his eight seasons with the Bears, and the ESPN personality didn’t hesitate to take jabs at the quarterback following his brief Dolphins debut last week in a 31-7 preseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens at Hard Rock Stadium.
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