Although they don't enjoy the salary cap wiggle room nor the high draft status of several other teams embarking upon a massive rebuild, the Miami Dolphins have a wildly flexible offseason ahead.
New GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley have a dealer's choice of countless "choose your own adventure" routes to go to overhaul Miami's roster. Much of that stems from the Tua Tagovailoa contract quandary, along with huge decisions on whether or not to keep other core veterans.
As far as the Tua of it all goes, if the Dolphins do move on as expected, there's one cost-effective bridge quarterback option that has suddenly arisen out of left field.