Dolphins sign center Aaron Brewer to three-year, $52.5 million extension
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Grant Gordon
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The Miami Dolphins have signed center Aaron Brewer to a three-year, $52.5 million contract extension with $37 million guaranteed. Brewer, an undrafted free agent from Texas State who started his career with the Tennessee Titans in 2020, has started 33 of 34 possible games over the last two seasons for Miami. He earned an 87.4 overall grade from PFF last season, ranking second among centers. The extension secures Brewer as a key building block alongside running back De'Von Achane as the Dolphins reconstruct their roster ahead of training camp.
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· 3 pulledBrewer, 28, has become a stalwart for the Dolphins over the last two seasons, starting 33 of a possible 34 games.
As Miami is reconstructing its roster, it's tabbed running back De'Von Achane, who scored an extension earlier this spring, and Brewer as pillars the team is looking to build around.
Brewer garnered an 87.4 overall grade from PFF last season, second among centers behind only Humphrey.
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