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Miami Dolphins, Calais Campbell and Terron Armstead

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Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said he has been in communication with both as Armstead, under contract with Miami, decides whether or not to retire and Campbell remains a free agent.
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The departure of Calais Campbell, back to his original NFL team, the Arizona Cardinals, is a major blow in particular.
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