Former Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Joshua Uche is signing a one-year contract with the Miami Dolphins, according to his agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln. The news was first reported by Adam Schefter of ESPN on Wednesday.
Uche joins the Dolphins after previously playing for the Eagles, bringing veteran experience to Miami's defensive front. The one-year agreement allows the Dolphins to bolster their pass-rushing rotation as they prepare for the upcoming season. The deal was confirmed by his representation at Rosenhaus Sports, marking a key defensive addition for the Miami front office.
The veteran defender has established himself as a reliable edge presence throughout his career. By joining the Dolphins, Uche will look to contribute to a defensive unit that is seeking to remain competitive in a crowded AFC East. While the financial terms of the contract have not been officially disclosed, the agreement is finalized per Rosenhaus and Lincoln.
The Miami Dolphins are expected to integrate Uche into their offseason program immediately. This move represents the latest step in the team's efforts to solidify their depth on the edge of the defensive line using short-term, high-upside veteran contracts.
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