Building an offensive line is like putting together a puzzle. For the Dolphins, however, it isn’t clear if they could tell the difference between a corner and an interior piece over the past decade as they’ve struggled to make the O-line a strength of the team.
General Manager Chris Grier has taken another swing at solidifying the unit by signing top free agent Terron Armstead to a five-year $75 million deal this spring. Even before the signing of Armstead, the team awarded former Cowboy Connor Williams a two-year $14 million deal.
Most expected Williams to stick at left guard, where he has played most of his 57 games over the past four seasons, but that may not be what coach Mike McDaniel has in store for the former second-round pick.