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The Miami Dolphins have lost a key piece to their offense after Terron Armstead announced his retirement on Saturday night. The team was operating as if the Pro-Bowl left tackle would not be back this season, so this should come as no surprise. Last year, the Dolphins drafted Patrick Paul in the second round as a succession plan at left tackle and while there were some bumps in year one, he showed some flashes. So Paul in his second year has a ton of pressure on him to succeed while Armstead sails off into the sunset after a great career.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Dolphins five-time Pro Bowl LT Terron Armstead retiring after 12 NFL seasonsOne of the best left tackles of the past decade is calling it a career. Terron Armstead is retiring after 12 NFL seasons split between the New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Saturday.
Dolphins Offensive Line
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Miami Dolphins Potential Fits for Kenneth Grant, Walter Nolen and Derrick HarmonThe Dolphins definitely could use a defensive tackle early in the 2025 NFL draft, but which top prospect makes the most sense?
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Miami Dolphins LT Terron Armstead plans to retire after 12 NFL Seasons – The PhinsiderArmstead started 38 games for the Dolphins over the last three seasons and will now ride off into the sunset, but not before passing the torch to second-year tackle, Patrick Paul. #FinsUp
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