Always a class act and I hope he can end his career in Miami a winner.
Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake was playing some of the best football of his career before tearing his Achilles’ tendon in a Week 8 loss to New England.
Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake was playing some of the best football of his career before tearing his Achilles’ tendon in a Week 8 loss to New England.
Now, he’s vowing to return “better than ever” — and wants to do it in Miami.
“I would love to be back,” he said.
Wake, who will be 34 next season, had seven sacks in his final three games before the injury.
If the Dolphins keep him at his current salary, they’d have a $9.8 million cap hit next season. If they release him, they’d save $8.4 million.
Wake wouldn’t rule out coming back at a reduced rate.
“Whatever is the best thing obviously I’ll take it in to consideration,” he said. “There’s a lot of things that are question marks on the team next year. So the scenarios are probably endless. It’s hard to speculate. I’ve always loved being here and that’s not going to change.”
Wake said he will be “100 percent” next year.
When asked how he knows that, he responded: “Because I’m me.”
“Healthy and better than ever,” he said of next season.
Of course, Wake doesn’t know if the Dolphins are planning to bring him back. And he won’t know until after a new coach is hired.
“That’s a question above my pay grade,” he said. “I just do what I can to make sure that decision is in my favor and I’ll let the chips fall where they may.”
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