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Report: Jaylen Waddle signs 4-year, fully guaranteed contract with Miami Dolphins

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Jonathan Sherman

The Miami Dolphins have locked up their new star receiver Jaylen Waddle to a long-term deal.

According to a Friday report, the rookie out of the University of Alabama signed a four-year, fully guaranteed contract with the Dolphins.

Of course, this does not come as a surprise, as the Dolphins used the No. 6 overall pick to acquire the streaky receiver. Still, it’s great to know that the business end of this relationship has been taken care of.

Now, Waddle can focus on what he was brought to Miami to do. Surely, fans hope to see Waddle catch tons of balls from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa this season and for many seasons to come.

Jonathan Sherman

Jonathan is a freelance writer, filmmaker, and passionate fan of the NFL. In the past Jonathan has covered politics, entertainment, travel, and more. He is a proud contributor of Dolphin Nation.

Published by
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