The Buffalo Bills traded for cornerback Rasul Douglas back in 2023 ahead of the trade deadline, and he immediately made an impact on their defense. He picked off four passes after joining the Bills. In 2024, he started 15 games for Buffalo. He remains a free agent after going unsigned all offseason.
Even though Douglas is no longer a Bill, he seems to still have distain for their division-rivals. Per CBS NFL insider Josina Anderson, Douglas turned down an offer from the Miami Dolphins.
"I'm also told free agent cornerback Rasul Douglas didn't move on an offer from the Miami Dolphins Thursday," Anderson posted on X. "Douglas continues to field interest from multiple teams, per league source."
The Dolphins traded away Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith, and have developed somewhat of a bad reputation from veteran players over the course of the Mike McDaniel era. The Bills' first contest against the Dolphins will take place in Week 3 on Thursday Night Football.
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