HOLLAND WAS SEEKING GUIDANCE. If Holland has an identical career to Poyer, who has contributed 806 tackles, 12 sacks and 24 interceptions, he will have plenty to be proud of.

“To hear [Poyer] have conversations with Jevon Holland [brings] exuberance about both players taking their game to another level. That gets you excited,” head coach Mike McDaniel said.

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Although Holland’s status has dominated conversation for the past week, the Dolphins will get back Jordan Poyer who had missed the New England Patriots game with a shin injury.

The Dolphins don't currently have great backup plans at the safety position if they let both Holland and Poyer walk. Miami only has Patrick McMorris and Jordan Colbert, a pair of rookies in 2024 ...

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins defensive coaches got a bit defensive Thursday when asked about the play of Jevon Holland and Jordan Poyer, safeties who have been targets for critical fans this ...

All week, Jevón Holland appeared to try to test just how much he could do with a broken left hand. The young safety ramped up his activity – and changed how he wrapped his hand – each day. On ...

Jordan Poyer enjoyed a pretty impressive partnership for seven NFL seasons, but now he's looking to start a brand new one with the MIami Dolphins. And while he ...

Jevon Holland’s time with the Miami Dolphins is over after four seasons. ... Jordan Poyer, who started next to Holland in 2024, is also a free agent and could consider retirement.

Dolphins' Jevon Holland: Out versus Bills Skip to Main Content. Sports Watch Fantasy Betting ... In his absence, Elijah Campbell is the likely candidate to start alongside Jordan Poyer at safety.

Jevon Holland has played in three different defenses, for three different coordinators, partnering with three different safeties during the duration of his NFL career. If there’s one constant ...