Derrick Henry? Dalvin Cook? NFL analyst tips Miami Dolphins to swing another box-office move to complement Jalen Ramsey

Aside from the Chicago Bears, the Miami Dolphins made one of the biggest moves in recent days in agreeing to terms to get Jalen Ramsey on the squad.

However, with one big move already made, one analyst has opened the door for a second move of equal proportions on the other side of the ball.

Writing for CBS Sports, NFL analyst Cody Benjamin has named several players as top options to join the team. Devin Singletary and Miles Sanders were named as options, but running back phenoms Derrick Henry and Dalvin Cook were pointed to as well. Here's what he had to say about Henry:

"On the shopping block as Tennessee rebuilds, he's 29 with lots of wear and tear, but healthy and at his best, he's still an unmatched physical force at the position."

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He went on to talk about Dalvin Cook, claiming the phenom may even be able to be had for a discount:

"A Miami native, he's also no stranger to lots of nicks and bruises, but with Minnesota shedding salary, he's likely available at a discount. At peak speed, he's still one of the best natural runners in the game."

Both would need to be traded, but the Titans appear to be interested in moving on while the Vikings have reason to cut ties.

Miami Dolphins stuck in limbo with Tua Tagovailoa

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The Dolphins barely missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season in 2022. While both seasons took very different routes, they both ended up in the same position at 9-8. However, the biggest question for the team going forward is Tua Tagovailoa's health.

Tagovailoa suffered multiple concussions over the course of the season and ultimately failed to finish the campaign. The injury bug can be scary for teams in the NFL, especially at the quarterback position.

Put simply, players that suffer an injury requiring a significant absence often end up missing more time in the following seasons. Will that be the case for the Dolphins QB?