Terron Armstead Fantasy

Offensive tackle Terron Armstead has found a new home with the Miami Dolphins, who ponied up a five-year, $75 million contract to ink the former Saints' left tackle, per multiple reports. A knee injury limited Armstead to just eight games last season, after he reeled off three consecutive Pro Bowl appearances from 2018-20. After being Drew Brees' longtime blindside protection, where Armstead lines up with southpaw Tua Tagovailoa under center remains to be seen, but the big man's addition helps fortify Miami's offensive line. Additionally, after a year of uncertainty in the backfield, both Chase Edmonds and Raheem Mostert were brought in to revamp the running backs room; that group should also benefit immensely from Armstead's presence in paving the way for running room.

Mar. 22nd • 7:45 PM

New Orleans Saints free-agent offensive tackle Terron Armstead is flying to South Florida and is set to visit with the Miami Dolphins on Monday. Armstead is one of the top players available in free agency and would fill a huge need for the Dolphins. The three-time Pro Bowler missed the final four games of last season due to a knee injury that required surgery, but he's recovering nicely and should be healthy in time for training camp this summer. He has spent all nine of his NFL seasons playing for the Saints after they made him a third-round pick in 2013 out of Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Armstead has started 93 of his 97 games but has yet to play a full season. He played in only eight games in 2021 before injuring his knee.

Mar. 20th • 10:37 PM

The Miami Dolphins are pursuing free-agent left tackle Terron Armstead and are putting their pursuit of La'el Collins on hold, according to two trusted NFL sources. If the Dolphins land Armstead, they could play either Liam Eichenberg or Robert Hunt at right tackle this season. Miami could easily lure Armstead away from New Orleans, as they have plenty of salary cap space to entice him. The 30-year-old made three straight Pro Bowls from 2018-20 and would be a huge upgrade on Miami's offensive line on the left side. Armstead missed the final four games of last year with a knee injury that required surgery, but he's making good progress and should be ready for training camp. The only knock on Armstead is that he hasn't played a full season in his nine NFL seasons.

Mar. 20th • 11:25 AM