Report: Reshad Jones plans to skip minicamp for contract holdout
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Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones plans to sit out this week's mandatory minicamp as he continues to restructure his contract for a long-term deal, according to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport.
Jones would be fined for the time that he misses, which could total $76,000 for three days.
Jones is slated to earn about $14 million over the next two seasons, including $7.1 million in 2017.
Last season, he declared himself “the best safety in the league.”
He finished last season with a team-leading 135 tackles and 5 interceptions for Miami. He made his first Pro Bowl roster as a replacement player.
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The team also has Michael Thomas and Isa Abdul-Quddus as safety options.
