Dee Eskridge

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		43	24	228	1
2025		13	4	62	0
2024		6	3	44	0
2023		4

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Miami landed a solid value play by signing Dee Eskridge to a modest $1.3M deal, earning a B- CVI that reflects smart roster construction at the margins. For a depth piece receiver, this contract hits the sweet spot—minimal financial risk while adding a player with legitimate NFL experience and upside potential. Eskridge's journey from Seattle's second-round investment to reclamation project creates an intriguing buy-low opportunity, especially given his blend of speed and return ability that could carve out a meaningful role in Miami's offensive system. The one-year structure is perfect for both sides, allowing Eskridge to rebuild his value while giving the Dolphins flexibility without long-term commitment. This represents the type of calculated gamble that championship-caliber teams make—finding overlooked talent at bargain prices rather than overpaying for marquee names.

Performance Analysis

Dee Eskridge earns an F for the Dolphins at wide receiver, one of the most disappointing second-round picks in recent memory. Eskridge was drafted for his speed and dynamic ability, but injuries and poor production have defined his NFL career. He has bounced between teams without ever establishing himself as a reliable contributor. His route running is underdeveloped, and his hands have been inconsistent when targeted. Miami gave him an opportunity, and the results have been the same as everywhere else — minimal impact and wasted potential. Eskridge's career is a cautionary tale about drafting solely for speed.