Free agent cornerback Rasul Douglas has not yet accepted an offer from the Miami Dolphins, according to NFL insider Josina Anderson, who reported the situation on Thursday. Douglas, who is currently exploring options, continues to receive attention from various NFL teams amid the ongoing free agent market.

Overview of Rasul Douglas’ NFL Career Path

Douglas, 30, entered the league as a third-round draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017. His tenure with the Eagles ended in 2020 when the Carolina Panthers claimed him off waivers in September of that year. He completed the final year of his initial four-year contract, which was valued at $3.17 million, earning a base salary of $754,750 during the 2020 season with Carolina.

Following his time with the Panthers, Douglas signed a one-year contract worth $990,000 with the Las Vegas Raiders but was released during training camp. He briefly joined the Houston Texans but did not make the final roster. Afterwards, the Arizona Cardinals added him to their practice squad before the Green Bay Packers signed him away.

On October 31, 2023, the Packers traded Douglas to the Buffalo Bills in exchange for a third- and a fifth-round draft pick. He finished out his contract with the Bills, playing in 15 games during the 2024 season and contributing 58 tackles, including five tackles for loss, a forced fumble, and five pass deflections.

Current Market Value and Next Steps for Douglas

Rasul Douglas remains a sought-after player and is ranked among the Top 100 Available Free Agents. While the Miami Dolphins’ offer is still available, other teams are actively engaging with him as he considers his options. His experience with multiple organizations gives him flexibility, and his recent performance with Buffalo highlights his ongoing value to NFL defenses.