What It Means:

Miami is working to bring him back, but they are unlikely to match an asking price which is reportedly as high as $12 million per season, especially considering the deal walk-year Jarvis Landry is sure to land this summer. Stills will be a hot name when free agency opens next week.

Among the 68 wide receivers to see at least 75 targets last year, Stills ranked third in Reception Net Expected Points per target. He caught 42 passes for 726 yards and a career-high 9 touchdowns with the Dolphins in 2016.