MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins and security Minkah Fitzpatrick have agreed to a revised contract that features a $16.245 million signing bonus.
No extra years have been added to the deal, and Fitzpatrick had no assured cash remaining on the unique contract, ESPN’s Adam Schefter confirmed in a publish on social media platform X on Sunday.
Fitzpatrick was reacquired by Miami in an offseason commerce with the Pittsburgh Steelers that despatched tight finish Jonnu Smith and cornerback Jalen Ramsey to Pittsburgh.
“We are comfortable with this commitment to Minkah as we continue to work with the Dolphins on a multi-year extension,” wrote Fitzpatrick’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus.
Fitzpatrick made an early influence at coaching camp Saturday by recording the crew’s first interception.
He made a leaping seize on a deep throw from quarterback Zach Wilson supposed for vast receiver Tahj Washington.
Fitzpatrick was swarmed by teammates after the highlight-reel play, drawing loud cheers from the group.
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