The Miami Dolphins just pulled off a bold move, signing veteran edge rusher Clelin Ferrell — a seven-year pro drafted fourth overall in 2019 — to fill their suddenly thin defensive end corps. After bouncing around four teams in three years and failing to crack a starting lineup last season, Ferrell’s got a shot to prove he still belongs. With Jaelan Phillips traded and Bradley Chubb released, Miami needs bodies — and Ferrell’s got the experience, including a standout rookie year with 4.5 sacks. Can he seize this opportunity before training camp ends?
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