How many more years will veterans with little playing time and contributions be kept on the Miami Dolphins roster? For some, it could end this year.
With training camp starting in a matter of days, veteran linebacker Channing Tindall could find himself fighting for his Dolphins roster spot.
Tindall arrived in Miami with a lot of excitement. Fans loved his play at the college level, so when the Dolphins drafted the Georgia product, many believed he could ascend in a unit that needed help.
Tindall's career didn't start out great. He played in 16 games in his rookie year but only contributed three tackles.