The Dolphins continue to rebuild their secondary. Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, on Wednesday afternoon, about an hour after the official beginning of the new league year, the Miami Dolphins signed former Detroit Lions safety Isa Abdul-Quddus to a 3-year, $12.75 million dollar contract.
This is the second time the Dolphins have brought in a former Lions safety to play opposite Jones, as Miami signed Louis Delmas to a contract a couple years ago and this past season.
Quddus, 26, was originally a UDFA out of Fordham, and for the first nine weeks of the 2015 season was primarily a special teams player and a backup safety option.