Dwayne Allen agrees to reported 2-year, $7M deal with Dolphins
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Free-agent tight end Dwayne Allen will sign with the Miami Dolphins, he informed ESPN's Josina Anderson.
The deal will be worth $7 million over two years, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Allen is coming off a two-year stint with the New England Patriots where he served primarily as a blocker. He was released after the season for salary cap reasons.
Allen had his most productive season as a receiver in 2012 with the Colts, posting 521 yards and three touchdowns as a rookie. He notched a career-high eight touchdown receptions with Indianapolis in 2014.
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