Ding dong, the scapegoat is gone.
As bad as Gibril Wilson performed last season (and he was bad),last year’s expensive free agent signingwasn’t the sole reason the Miami Dolphins secondary made fans hold their nose last season, allowing a

1. Gibril Wilson signed with the Cincinnati Bengals to a minimum-salary deal. That’s a big comedown from the previous two years ($16 million guaranteed with Oakland; $8 million guaranteed from the Dolphins last year) and gives the Bengals the one-two

Free safety: All the misses — tackles, coverages, potential interceptions — from the free safety position led to the Dolphins being 29th in yards per pass play allowed and Gibril Wilson being dumped after one season. Besides, defensive coordinator

Take a deep look into the body of work the Miami Dolphins’ candidates to replace Gibril Wilson put together last season.
But before you do, please understand what the prototype at free safety is suppose to look, and play like.
A starting free s

Nobody has to call Tyrone Culver and tell him about the Dolphins' search for a starting free safety.<p/> Culver watched Gibril Wilson come last March as a free agent and go this March as a failure. He knows the Dolphins went after free ag

Most specialist say the first step to addressing a problem is admitting there is one.
The Miami Dolphins took that first step towards improving last year’s struggling secondary by cutting safety Gibril Wilson at the start of free agency last we

In an expected move and a mild surprise, Miami announces the release of linebackers Joey Porter and Akin Ayodele. They also cut ties with safety Gibril Wilson.

Per Adam Schefter’s Twitter page:
Gibril Wilson will be released today, according to agent Alvin Keels.
and The Daily Dolphin.
Well, at least he’s straight and to the point. What does this mean for the prospect of Antrel Rolle arriving in Miami, or how