The blow they received Miami Dolphins At the beginning of this week you can still have something stunned to the team. After all, completely discard your titular cornerback in Kader Kohou for a whole season that has not even begun, it is more than worthy of turning on the alarms within the organization.
The southern Florida troop has already signed three veteran cornerbacks since the beginning of its camp, but it is possible that after Kohou’s decline, they need to look for a room.
The Dolphins had also lost Artie Burns, who was competing for a starting position, after suffering a rupture of the ACL.
In response to that, Miami signed Cornell Armstrong, Mike Hilton and Jack Jones; However, it is difficult not to see the cornerback position in the Dolphins as the worst of the entire NFL.
With that in mind, there are three options that could be of great help for the combined Mike McDaniel for the next contest.
Rasul Douglas
It is undoubtedly the clearest alternative of all, after the team made an offer before signing Hilton and Jones.
Douglas had 15 openings for the Bills in the previous season and registered 43 cups in total and five defeated passes. It is certainly one of the most experienced options that could be available and will not turn 30 until August 29.
Stephon Gilmore
Not much has been reported about a possible interest of Dolphins in Gilmore, but the player would make enough sense for the currency today.
Although Gilmore will turn 35 on September 19, he has played at least 15 duels in each of the last three seasons. In the previous contest with the Vikings, he had an interception and nine defendant passes.
Michael Davis
Davis is a player who has enough experience as a starter, but that comes from a loose season. He barely had two openings for the Commanders in the previous contest, although he ended up playing a total of 15 games in general.
He did not register any interception, but the little game time has a lot to do with it. With that said, Davis has extensive experience in position throughout his career and the Dolphins could do well to consider it.
