Fuller, who signed with the Dolphins in the offseason on a two-year, $15 million deal, received a 66.2 grade from Pro Football Focus this season — the lowest of his career since his 2016 rookie season. Still, that ranks sixth among Dolphins defenders who played at least 300 snaps this season.

The Cleveland Browns have a plethora of former players who have spread their wings and found success elsewhere after leaving Northeast Ohio, and the Miami Dolphins are one of those teams with plenty of them.