The Dolphins defense has undergone a significant overhaul with the signing of former Bronco Jonathan Harris. According to NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo, Miami has agreed to a one-year deal with Harris, who played in all 17 games last season for the AFC West club and recorded 43 tackles and a sack.
Harris joins Benito Jones and Neville Gallimore as part of the new additions to the Dolphins’ defensive line. With Christian Wilkins and Raekwon Davis leaving for other teams, Miami has experienced turnover at all levels of the defense this week.
The signing of Harris marks another step in Miami’s efforts to rebuild its defense after an injury-plagued season that saw them finish last in the AFC East division. With a new coaching staff led by Brian Flores, Miami is determined to improve its defense and make it a strength of the team.
