Dolphins' GM Weighs Big Quarterback Move

0:00For the NFL, it's March 8th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Miami Dolphins is new general manager John Eric Sullivan and defensive coordinator Jeff Haffley, no quarterback Willis, better than most. They spent the past two years with him in Green Bay, watching every practice and interaction of close. Now, with the Dolphins facing salary cap chaos and over $200 million in dead money, they're weighing a big move at the position to. Spark the offense. The team inherited a mess, including an empty defense, but a solid offense could thrive with the right quarterback. Sullivan might get creative soon, as tampering starts Monday and free agency hits Wednesday. That could mean packaging to a toggle by Loa's contract, with a second or third round pick to clear space in Chase Willis. The offense fans have mixed feelings in this rebuild, with some urging to hoard every draft pick. The franchise has a long history of quarterback whiffs, stretching back a quarter century through picks like Jay Feeder over Trent Green and others.

1:03Still, Willis brings arm strength, quick feet and smarts, even at six foot one, with just 155 NFL passes. Comparisons from Green Bay highlight the upside, like Brett Farve, with only four throws before Stardom or Mark Brunel, with 27. Not every backup hand-out though, reminding everyone of the risks. Other teams, like the Arizona Cardinals, also have eyes on him through connections. Sullivan holds all the insider info for his first major call, one that could define the dolphin's future. With less guesswork than usual, it's a calculated step toward contention or another stall. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds, built for listening in bed. So L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com