The Miami Dolphins, along with most of the other NFL teams, have been sweating out the contract demands of the second-round selections from April's NFL Draft.
Miami moved up to take Jonah Savaiinaea with the hopes of him solving one of their interior line problems. They signed James Daniels in March to fill the other guard position. The question wasn't a matter of "if" the rookie would sign, but when.
The "when" happened on Friday as the Dolphins agreed to terms on a fully guaranteed four-year contract.
The exact terms of the contract are not known yet, but the Dolphins will get their guy into camp after having missed only a few of the rookie sessions.