Dolphins' Massive Moves, Fitzpatrick to Jets

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. NFL free agency kicked off with a bang as the Miami Dolphins made massive moves on Monday. They released quarterback Tua Tagel-Viloa, eating a record $99.2 million in dead-cam money spread over two years. Just hours later, Tua agreed to a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons, joining left-handed quarterback Michael Pennex Jr. for the 20. 26 season. Meanwhile, the Dolphins traded safety, Minka Fitzpatrick, to the New York Jets for a 20-26-7th round pick from the Chargers. Fitzpatrick, a five-time pro-bowl player, will sign a three-year contract worth $40 million with New York once the league year starts on Wednesday. Miami seems set on a full rebuild, shedding big contracts early. Fans reacted with shot to Miami's aggressive roster dump, calling it a classy move gone wrong for players like Fitzpatrick who got traded for Pennex.

1:02Instead of hitting free agency, the Jets filled a key secondary need while Atlanta addressed their quarterback woes after planning to cut Kirk Cousins. In other news, Cornerback Josh Job, who went undrafted out of Alabama, resigned with the Seattle Seahawks on a three-year deal worth 24. Million Dollars. After stints with the Eagles in a practice squad spot in Seattle, he earned a starting role and proved to be one of the league's top defensive backs. Last year. Shifting to college ball, Alabama football shared spring practice highlights, featuring wide receiver Rico Scott and Noah Rogers making big plays. Drake hurt Patrick Jr. appears back with the team. On the basketball side, the tie to weights their SEC tournament opener against either Texas or Georgia, both of whom beat them earlier this season. Coach Nate Oates knows they need to fix rebounding issues fast. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed, soliplow.com.