The NFL has recently faced a significant challenge as 30 of the 32 second-round draft picks from the 2025 NFL Draft have yet to sign their rookie contracts, raising concerns about potential holdouts. However, the situation has improved dramatically, with numerous second-rounders signing deals this week. Among them is Jonah Savaiinaea, the Miami Dolphins' offensive lineman, who officially signed a fully guaranteed four-year contract valued at $11.3 million, inclusive of a $4.9 million signing bonus.

Savaiinaea, drafted as the 37th pick, comes from a solid collegiate background with the Arizona Wildcats, where he showcased versatility by switching positions. His addition is crucial for the Dolphins, particularly after the unexpected retirement of left tackle Terron Armstead, creating a pressing need for reinforcement on the offensive line. The pressure is on as the Dolphins aim for a more competitive season with improved protection for their quarterback.