The Miami Dolphins may not be actively shopping superstar cornerback Xavien Howard, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t available for the right price.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, in order for an interested team to land Howard it would take a “Laremy Tunsil” type of offer to get any deal completed.
While the Dolphins seem willing to listen, the asking price for Tunsil was two first-round draft picks, a second-round choice, and more, and it’s unlikely that any team would pony up that kind of payment to land Howard.
