5 landing spots for JuJu Smith-Schuster in NFL free agency

Leaving aside any quick referendums on Tua Tagovailoa, it’s clear the Dolphins need to add weapons around whoever the quarterback will be going forward. The second of two first-round picks in April seems easy to tab a wide receiver going to them, but Miami also has a little over $32 million in cap space right now. So the won’t have to pigeonholed onto one path to address needs.

The Dolphins used a big chunk of their 2020 cap space to bolster the defense, with notable improvement and results this year. The attention should now shift to the offense this offseason, with a new offensive coordinator coming in and with or without a significant move to replace Tagovailoa under center already.

Miami’s offseason plan is hard to tab right now, in a broad sense, with a big move or two or a bunch of more calculated, smaller moves equally possible. At least kicking the tires on Smith-Schuster should be on the radar as they mine the wide receiver market.