Dolphins' Jevon Holland Enters Free Agency

Jevon Holland, a Miami Dolphins safety, concluded the 2024 NFL regular season with a career-low 62 tackles despite playing more games than in previous seasons, and is entering the offseason as an unrestricted free agent likely to attract interest from teams in need of a starting safety. Rutgers University has bolstered its football team through the Transfer Portal, acquiring two defensive tackles, Darold DeNgohe and Doug Blue-Eli, both bringing varying degrees of experience and potential to the team. Rutgers also added offensive lineman Hank Zilinskas from Colorado, who brings two years of eligibility and experience from a resurgent team under Deion Sanders. Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins GM Chris Grier has faced criticism over the team's offensive line struggles; however, he has made several attempts to improve it since 2019, including drafting and free agent signings, though not all moves have yielded the desired results.