The Miami Dolphins weren't going to draft Seantrel Henderson, but their interest in him was still there -- to a degree.
According to Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald, the Dolphins planned to offer the massive former University of Miami offensive lineman a contract if he cleared the draft.
Henderson, however, was scooped up by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round.
The now 6-foot-8, 345-pounder was considered one of the nation's top recruits out of high school, but a string of drug-related suspensions and inconsistent play in college, despise his size and showing some serious flashes, hindered his draft stock.
Henderson, who failed a drug test at the NFL Scouting Combine, is a low-risk, high-reward project for the Bills, as he still has much to prove in order to even make it out of camp.
If he doesn't, the Dolphins could have a second shot at him.
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If he doesn't, the Dolphins could have a second shot at him.
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