Field Yates of ESPN is reporting the Miami Dolphins have restructured the contract of Terron Armstead and opened up $11.876 million more of salary cap space. The Dolphins are now under the salary cap and will be in compliance with the new league year which starts next week. Armstead signed with Miami last offseason, played in 13 games for the Dolphins, and was voted to the Pro Bowl. Armstead will be 32 years old before the start of the upcoming season and has been voted to the Pro Bowl 4 times in his career. Injuries have prevented him from ever playing a full season. Further details on this restructured contract have yet to be released.
The Dolphins reworked Terron Armstead’s deal, creating $11.876M in cap.
The Cardinals reworked DJ Humphries’ deal, creating $5.33M in cap.
The Eagles reworked Jake Elliott’s deal, creating $2.492M in cap.
The Ravens reworked Michael Pierce’s deal, creating $2.668M in cap.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) March 10, 2023
