Here's what Minkah Fitzpatrick said in his first comments following a trade from the Steelers back to the Dolphins

The Dolphins revised Fitzpatrick's contract to pay him a $16.245 million signing bonus, thereby guaranteeing that amount for this year. Now, Fitzpatrick's camp can turn their attention to talks on a long-term extension with Miami.

Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick: T he recently acquired free safety showcased the ballhawk skills that have allowed him to pull down 20 interceptions in six seasons, putting on the afterburners to get from the line of scrimmage to the middle of the field, where he plucked a pass from Zach Wilson out the air on a pass intended for Tahj Washington.

According to the Miami Herald’s Omar Kelly, Fitzpatrick has hired superagent Drew Rosenhaus — the same agent as defensive tackle Zach Sieler and several other high-priced players — to assure him a new long-term deal with the Miami.

Minkah Fitzpatrick's restructured contract with the Miami Dolphins features a $16.245 million signing bonus for the 2025 season. With the signing bonus in tow, Fitzpatrick can now focus on getting a long-term deal done to remain in Miami.

The Miami Dolphins held their first training camp practice open to fans on Saturday in Miami Gardens.Here's what we saw in Day 4.

The Dolphins signed a veteran cornerback who was drafted by the team back in 2018 to help with depth at the position in camp.

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