Rey Maualuga

Rey Maualuga

#58, LB,
Miami Dolphins
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 2"/258 lbs
Born: Eureka, California
College: USC
Draft: 2009 2nd round (6th pick) by the
Cincinnati Bengals
  • Phinsider Question Of The Day 01/19/2021
    The Phinsider

    Phinsider Question Of The Day 01/19/2021

    Tonight's post is once again about our quarterback situation. None of what I discuss this evening may even matter if the rumor that current Houston Texans quarterback Deshawn Watson is to be traded or at least wants to be traded to the Miami Dolphins, possibly... I, as I stated in last evening's post would love to have Watson for obvious reasons but I also see it as a very unlikely scenario at this point.

  • Omar Kelly: Miami Dolphins’ superlatives for the 2020 season
    South Florida Sun Sentinel

    Omar Kelly: Miami Dolphins’ superlatives for the 2020 season

    The Miami Dolphins deserve a round of applause for the 10-6 season they delivered in 2020, even if it didn’t end with a playoff berth. Here are the South Florida Sun Sentinel’s 2020 Dolphins superlatives, taking a look at the players, units and coaches responsible for the franchise’s transformation into a winner and examining what comes next. ------ Season MVP: Cornerback Xavien Howard Howard ...

  • Dolphins' cap situation if no Watson. And a caution after jumping from 5-11 to 10 wins
    Miami Herald

    Dolphins' cap situation if no Watson. And a caution after jumping from 5-11 to 10 wins

    So that’s $38 million in 2021 cap space. That can grow to $56 million if Miami cuts Bobby McCain, Albert Wilson, Jakeem Grant, Allen Hurns and Clayton Fejedelem. Signing a draft class in that scenario — with Miami keeping its picks at 3 and 18 — would cost $11.9 million, leaving Miami with $26 million if it doesn’t cut anyone — which isn’t nearly enough to fill needs — or $44 million if it cuts the aforementioned five players.