Reports: Dolphins keep WR Parker with two-year deal

Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker is reportedly staying in Miami with a new two-year deal that spares the team from paying his $9.3 million fifth-year option for 2019. NFL Network and the Miami Herald reported Parker would ink a new two-year contract after selling himself to the new coaching staff headed by Brian Flores.

A first-round pick in 2015, Parker failed to meet expectations under head coach Adam Gase due to nagging injuries. He played 11 games last season. Miami released Danny Amendola last week, and he signed with the Detroit Lions. The Dolphins are also reportedly interested in free agent wide receiver Chris Hogan.

Hogan played for new Dolphins offensive coordinator Chad O'Shea with the New England Patriots. --Field Level Media