As the calendar flips to April, the month of March was madness in Miami. The last 20 days or so made for perhaps the best offseason in Dolphins’ history, most notably the Tyreek Hill trade with Kansas City.
Not having a trade deserving of league-wide praise and fear since the Ricky Williams acquisition from the New Orleans Saints in 2002, Miami masterfully improved their roster with savvy moves by general manager Chris Grier, coupled with creative salary cap manipulation by Brandon Shore.
This duo worked in tandem to not just bring in players who could be instant difference-makers but also secured an immediate future of options, flexibility and, most importantly, potential.
