Terrace Marshall Jr.

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		43	67	808	1
2025		2	7	66	0
2024		7	3	41	0
2023		9

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Miami struck gold with this Terrace Marshall Jr. signing, landing a former first-round talent at depth piece pricing for what amounts to a legitimate steal. Marshall's $0.9M AAV represents exceptional value for a receiver who still possesses the athletic profile that made him a top-60 pick just three years ago, and this B+ CVI reflects how rarely teams can acquire this caliber of upside at such a modest investment. At 24 years old, Marshall is entering his prime developmental window after struggling to find consistent opportunities in Carolina's dysfunctional offensive system, making this the perfect buy-low candidate for Mike McDaniel's creative scheme. The two-year structure gives Miami flexibility while providing Marshall enough runway to rebuild his value, with minimal downside risk given the negligible cap hit. This signing exemplifies smart roster construction — the Dolphins added a lottery ticket with legitimate WR2 ceiling at replacement-level money, creating one of the better risk-reward propositions in free agency.

Performance Analysis

Terrace Marshall Jr.'s F grade in Miami marks another disappointing chapter for the former second-round pick who has failed to establish himself in the NFL. Marshall had the size and athleticism to be a starting receiver, but injuries and inconsistency have prevented him from developing. His F grade reflects a player who has been passed on multiple depth charts and can't earn targets in any offense. The Dolphins' receiver room has better options, and Marshall is essentially a roster afterthought. His inability to stay healthy and produce when available has been the recurring theme of his career. Marshall is running out of chances to prove his draft evaluation wasn't a miss.