4. Miami Dolphins
Just like the Tennessee Titans, the Miami Dolphins are a team that has a quarterback who is starting to get doubted a lot, and can’t stay healthy. Ryan Tannehill was a first round pick back in 2012. The Texas A&M product was expected to be a project as he played wide receiver for part of his career. Still learning the position, his arm strength and athleticism helped him become a top-10 pick.
He then quickly became the starter as he was under center for all 16 games as a rookie. After taking his lumps as a rookie, he started to show signs of progress. By his third season in the NFL, he looked the part of a legitimate starter.
That season, Tannehill completed 66.4 percent of his passes for 4,045 yards while sporting a 27-to-12 touchdown-to-interception ratio. He was just as good in 2015, but then the injuries started to happen.
Tannehill missed the end of the 2016 season due to a knee injury and had to watch as his team lost in the first round of the playoffs. He then missed all of 2017 and was out for five more games in 2018. Now with a new head coach in Miami, there are whispers that the team could be ready to move on.
For Teddy Bridgewater, that could be a good opportunity. Just like with the Titans, heading to South Beach nearly guarantees he will get time on the field as an injury replacement. He would also have the chance to prove to Brian Flores that he could be the guy long-term.