Potential Landing Spots for Davante Adams in 2022 NFL Free Agency

Miami DolphinsNo team will have more cap space to work with this coming offseason than the Miami Dolphins.Spotrac estimates that the 'Phins are almost $68 million under the projected cap, giving them plenty of funds to go on a free-agency spending spree.If the team wants to get the best return on its investment, it should look no further than Adams.The five-time Pro Bowler could be piece that Miami has been missing after the club came up just short of a postseason berth in each of the last two seasons.The Dolphins completely whiffed on Will Fuller V last offseason, getting just 55 snaps over two games from the wideout who cost them more than $10 million on the open market.With Fuller coming off the books, team brass should be using some of its cash to find a star wideout to augment promising rookie WR Jaylen Waddle in the passing game.Waddle, the No. 6 overall pick in 2021, racked up 1,015 yards and six touchdowns on 104 receptions in his first pro season.His presence greatly benefitted second-year signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa, who managed to guide the team to eight wins over its final nine games while dealing with a shaky offensive line and lack of consistent weapons.Despite expending a top-five pick on him less than two years ago and getting wins in 13 of his first 21 starts, Miami clearly isn't sold on Tagovailoa as a franchise quarterback.He's been a constant source of trade rumors, but the Alabama product could finally put those to rest if he remains on the roster and has a strong 2022 season.If Miami wants to find Tagovailoa's true ceiling, it needs to beef up his protection and provide him with an elite veteran wideout like Adams.The Dolphins have plenty of work to do his offseason—including finding a new coach after their controversial decision to fire Brian Flores—but bringing Adams aboard would be one of the shrewdest moves they could make.