The Miami Dolphins are releasing quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with a post-June 1 designation, which means the franchise will eat a record-setting $99 million in dead over the next two years.

The Dolphins make a blockbuster move, cutting ties with star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa—despite a $99 million hit—and immediately announce Malik Willis as his replacement. As Miami turns the page,

The Miami Dolphins announced today that they have re-signed tight end Greg Dulcich.

The Miami Dolphins set an NFL record with a $99.2 million dead cap hit after releasing Tua Tagovailoa, but it's not a death sentence.

The Miami Dolphins sign a former Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher who once recorded an 11.5-sack season with the New England Patriots.

The Miami Dolphins busy signing and re-signing players

New Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan has previous ties to the team’s new in-line blocking tight end acquisition.