The Miami Dolphins and rookie offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea are currently at a contractual standstill. It technically isn't the fault of either party, either, as there's a larger movement underway across the NFL that is seeing the masses of second-round rookie draft picks not signing

Almost every team is in a contract standoff with a second-round pick, but the Dolphins may not have the luxury of patience.

Dolphins second-round rookie Jonah Savaiinaea has still not signed his rookie contract, and one team insider thinks they know why.

The Miami Dolphins are in a difficult spot with second-round pick Jonah Savaiinaea.  Like most of the 32 second-round picks from this offseason’s draft, Savaiin

Per Daniel Arwas of Heavy, the Dolphins could trade away their supposedly disgruntled star and get, in return, another disgruntled receiver, Terry McLaurin of the Washington Commanders. McLaurin is reportedly unhappy with his current contract, and if talks on a new deal don’t progress, there’s a chance McLaurin could be on the move.

The Miami Dolphins addressed a critical need early in the draft, taking offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea with the 37th overall pick. Yet, like most of this year’s second-round picks, the University of Arizona product remains unsigned.

The Miami Dolphins have Jonah Savaiinaea penciled in as one of the team’s starting guards from the day they drafted the University of Arizona standout in the second

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