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What Dolphins and NFL History Suggests About the Malik Willis Situation

Miami pays a $99.2 million dead-cap hit to release Tagovailoa and signs Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal as it prepares for the NFL Draft.

Malik Willis will become the 11th different opening-day starting QB for the Miami Dolphins since the start of the new millennium

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Dolphins’ risky Tua Tagovailoa-Malik Willis swap can be inflection point for both QBs

The Dolphins thanked Tua for his service and welcomed Willis.

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