Pro Football Rumors
After 10 Patriots seasons, Joe Cardona joined Jonathan Jones, Deatrich Wise and David Andrews as Super Bowl-era bastions to move on this offseason. New England released the veteran long snapper following the draft.
As the Pats became the rare team to draft a snapper, Cardona will see another opportunity come soon. The Dolphins are signing him Friday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter tweets. A intra-division transfer is now in play for Cardona, who joins a Miami team that did not previously roster a long snapper.
This move comes a day after the Dolphins released deep snapper Blake Ferguson, who did not finish the season with the team. Fisher had stepped away due to an undisclosed medical issue, landing on the reserve/non-football injury list late in the season. Veteran Jake McQuaide finished the season as Miami’s long snapper. McQuaide, 37, is unsigned.
More to come.
