After signing and re-signing 30 players with little cap room left to work with, things were expected to slow down for the Miami Dolphins in free agency...at least until June 1. Yet, general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan showed Wednesday that he isn't done, and he'll continue to work the cap the way he needs to to bring in his guys.
The latest Sullivan signing is former Atlanta Falcons linebacker Ronnie Harrison. Harrison came into the league as a safety prospect, so he has positional versatility, which the Dolphins desperately need. He also has 52 NFL starts under his belt, so he can be that veteran presence the locker room will need to help develop the younger players.