Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-0, 195 lbs |
| Birthplace: Sumter, SC |
| Age: 36 |
| School: Presbyterian |
| Experience: 13 |
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1:21Backup QB Roulette: Ewers to Jags, McCord to Dolphins
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1:07Biggest Winners From Week 0: Bill Belichick
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0:20Recap: Falcons at Dolphins (8/28)
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0:53Tua to Start Preseason Finale, Penix Won't Play
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8:21Biggest Questions After Camp: AFC West
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1:43NFL Win Totals: Why the Titans Will Go Under 6.5
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1:28Breaking Down the Falcons QB Competition
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1:28Who Will Start at QB for the Raiders in Week 1?
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1:52Chiefs Remain Noncommittal on Mahomes' Week 1 Status
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0:52Malik Nabers Injury Update
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0:36Falcons QB battle: Why Penix has the edge
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7:32Issues To Address: AFC East
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1:17Report: Jaxson Dart 'Exceptionally Accurate' in Dolphins Joint Practice
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0:56Tyreek Hill Not Expected to Sign Before Season
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1:49NFL 30 Over 30: 49ers Cast of Veterans Fill The List
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10:37Latest NFL News: Make or Break Season For C.J. Stroud and Justin Herbert?
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1:42Dolphins Enter Complete ReBuild With Roster Overhaul
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Top Justin Bethel News
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Dolphins' Justin Bethel: Good to go Week 1
Bethel (knee) was not included among the Dolphins' inactive players ahead of Sunday's contest with the Chargers.
Bethel will be ready to play Sunday after popping up with a knee issue during practice Week 1. The 33-year-old recorded 26 tackles, four passes defended and an interception across 17 games with Miami last season, though he'll likely contribute primarily on special teams Sunday.
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Dolphins' Justin Bethel: Remaining in Miami
The Dolphins re-signed Bethel on Friday, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.
Bethel, who's heading into his 13th NFL campaign, is now set to suit up for the Dolphins for a second consecutive season following Friday's agreement. The 32-year-old is in line to continue serving as one of Miami's top special-teams contributors in 2023.
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Dolphins' Justin Bethel: Knocks away two passes in win
Bethel recorded two passes defended and seven tackles (five solo) during Sunday's 39-17 win versus the Browns.
Bethel showed up all over the field while almost evenly splitting his 39 total snaps between defense and special teams. While the 30-year-old logged six of his seven total tackles on defense, his biggest impact in this phase came in coverage, as he finished with the Dolphins' second-most passes defended behind cornerback Kader Kohou (three). Bethel played just 75 of his 271 snaps on defense over the first nine games of the season, so he should return to a core special-teams role following Miami's Week 11 bye.
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Justin Bethel: Let go Tuesday
Bethel was released by the Patriots on Tuesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.
This moves comes as somewhat of a surprise given that Bethel was a core special teamer over the past three seasons with New England, accumulating 32 tackles over 882 special-teams snaps played during this span. Nevertheless, the 32-year-old is now free to join up with a new team heading into the 2022 campaign.
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Patriots' Justin Bethel: Signs deal with Patriots
Bethel signed a three-year, $6 million deal with the Patriots on Friday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.
Bethel spent the past two seasons with the team, during which he compiled 20 tackles (18 solo) throughout his 25 games. The special-teams player will likely resume his depth role and aim to improve his defensive numbers after failing to break up any passes in 2020.
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Patriots' Justin Bethel: Quickly lands with New England
The Patriots signed Bethel to a contract Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Bethel was let go by the Ravens on Monday in order for them to gain a compensatory draft pick, and he found a new team quickly. Widely considered one of the best special team's players in the league, Bethel has tallied six tackles and a fumble recovery this season. He'll like assume a depth role on defense and will be a special teams mainstay for the Patriots.
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