Kyle Van Noy 'surprised, disappointed' after Dolphins release linebacker to free up cap space

Time and again players are reminded the NFL is a business. The Miami Dolphins are the latest team to send that memo and the recipient of the moment is linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who was informed by the team he would be released, per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. It's a decision that outright stunned the two-time Super Bowl winner, who made that clear not long following the news being made public.

"I am surprised and disappointed in their decision," Van Noy told Garafolo. "As a captain, I gave my all to the team. I fought through a painful hip injury during the season, including spending a night in the hospital after a game. I was brought there to be a leader and I know my teammates looked up to and respected me. 

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Dolphins inform LB Kyle Van Noy he will be released

A once lofty free-agent signing has morphed into a surprising cap casualty for the Dolphins.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported Tuesday that Miami has informed linebacker Kyle Van Noy that he will be released after one season.

"I am surprised and disappointed in their decision. As a captain, I gave my all to the team," said Van Noy in a statement obtained by Garafolo. "I fought through a painful injury during the season, including spending a night in the hospital after a game. I was brought there to be a leader and I know my teammates looked up to and respected me. 

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Miami Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa playing for New England next year?

No, the Miami Dolphins will not trade Tua Tagovailoa to the New England Patriots. That would be just plain dumb but that doesn’t mean Tua wouldn’t necessarily end up there anyway.

Former Alabama DL, Quinnen Williams said Tua Tagovailoa will not struggle in second NFL seasonhttps://t.co/4dFD4LfPAF

— Stephen M. Smith (@CoachingMSmith) March 2, 2021

A couple of guys over at ProFootballFocus have a theory and scenario that could put the Miami Dolphins current QB up north. The summation is quite simple and while I would, at this point, call it highly unlikely, the more I think about it, the more it could actually happen.

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