MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins on Friday announced they have signed 12 undrafted college free agents, including two from Florida schools.
Florida Atlantic wide receiver Je'Quan Burton and South Florida offensive tackle Bayron Matos are among the undrafted players who will get the chance to compete for a roster spot in the fall.
Burton had 84 catches for 1,277 yards and nine touchdowns in three seasons with the Owls. He began his college career at Southern Illinois and spent the 2020 season at an Iowa junior college before transferring to FAU.
Matos signed with the Dolphins as part of the NFL's International Player Pathway Program. The Dominican Republic native played basketball and football for the Bulls after transferring from New Mexico.
Other undrafted players to sign with the Dolphins are Rhode Island safety Jordan Colbert, Louisville cornerback Storm Duck, UTEP quarterback Gavin Hardison, Syracuse cornerback Isaiah Johnson, Ohio State offensive lineman Matthew Jones, UTEP offensive lineman Andrew Meyer, UCLA linebacker Grayson Murphy, Colorado defensive tackle Leonard Payne, TCU safety Mark Perry and Wisconsin tight end Hayden Rucci.
