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After the Dolphins traded Jaylen Waddle to Denver for a package that included a first-round pick, center Aaron Brewer said his first reaction was disbelief and that he was shook, but he quickly framed it as a chance to push the team forward, see who steps up in the WR room, and embrace the rebuild while remaining hopeful for a near-term extension.
Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says the team plans to extend running back De’Von Achane, center Aaron Brewer and inside linebacker Jordyn Brooks, with Achane prioritized as a building block. The club may seek additional draft capital amid a rebuild, and recent contract restructurings tied to Jaylen Waddle’s trade are part of the cap strategy, while Brooks has drawn interest but remains under consideration.
The Dolphins restructured the contracts of De’Von Achane and Aaron Brewer to clear cap space for a potential Jaylen Waddle trade; the moves won’t affect long‑term extensions for either player, and Miami now has about $2 million in cap room with a goal of surpassing $20 million by June 2 for Chubb’s post‑June 1 release and rookie signings. Achane, coming off a Pro Bowl season (1,350 rushing yards, 5.7 YPC, 8 rushing TDs, 67 receptions), is expected to seek a multi‑year deal, while Brewer, a 2nd‑team All‑Pro anchor, is also considered a key extension candidate.
The Arizona Cardinals have re-signed long snapper Aaron Brewer after unexpectedly releasing him last week. Brewer, who first joined the team in 2016, appeared in 98 games before being placed on injured reserve last season. The Cardinals have also finalized their practice squad, including the addition of cornerback Divaad Wilson, who previously spent training camp with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The team has also been granted an international player practice squad exemption for tight end Bernhard Seikovits.
The Tennessee Titans have placed second-round tenders on restricted free agents Teair Tart and Aaron Brewer, and a tender on exclusive rights free agent Naquan Jones. The tenders allow the Titans to match any offer sheet Tart or Brewer might sign with another team, while Jones is eligible for a one-year contract. Tart and Brewer both joined the Titans as undrafted free agents and played significant roles on the team last season.