"All (trade) rumors about Miami Dolphins players are baseless, currently," he said. "Personally, this time of year bothers me for the sake of individual players having where he's playing questioned by rumors."
"I'm just focused on the game honestly. Focused on the Browns and just trying to get a win," he said. "I really don't see too much. If my agent or anything don't contact me then I really don't see too much."
Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel labeled recent trade rumors involving team players as baseless and said the organization is not currently seeking trades. Social media circulated proposals involving Jaylen Waddle, De'Von Achane, Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb after Miami began the season 1-5 and some pundits predicted the team would sell at the trade deadline. McDaniel said such rumors unsettle players by questioning where they will play. Waddle, playing on the final year of his rookie contract after signing a three-year, $84.75 million extension in 2024, has become the de facto No. 1 receiver since Tyreek Hill’s season-ending injury, recording six catches for 205 yards and a touchdown in two games. Miami last made a major deadline trade in 2022 when it traded a first-round pick to acquire Bradley Chubb.
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