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Dolphins re-sign Boston

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The Miami Dolphins today re-signed wide receiver David Boston to a one-year contract. To make room for Boston on the roster, the Dolphins waived wide receiver Tony Madison, who had been signed as an undrafted college free agent on April 29.

 

I like it! I really wanted to watch him play last season until his knee injury.

 

Chambers,Boston,Booker doesnt look to bad.

Is he still suspended?

Is he still suspended?

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Yes, but he won't miss any games because he is out for the season with a knee injury.

 

They're going to be more strict on him with the steroid testing now.

 

They may check him for steroids up to 24 times a year.

 

He's going to miss 1/4 of his salary because of it. ($1.34 million)

Is he still suspended?

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Yes, but he won't miss any games because he is out for the season with a knee injury.

 

They're going to be more strict on him with the steroid testing now.

 

They may check him for steroids up to 24 times a year.

 

He's going to miss 1/4 of his salary because of it. ($1.34 million)

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He was out last season with the injury, you idiot.

 

He won't miss out on that much salary because he was signed to the vet minimum ($560k). Also, he served his suspension last season.

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