NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the contract includes $3.2 million guaranteed. Westbrook-Ikhine heads to Miami as a new field-stretcher for Mike McDaniel’s offense. He had a career-high nine receiving scores last season, finishing with a 32/497/9 line. The Dolphins now give him a two-year deal and the chance to compete for the No. 3 wide receiver spot in the offense. Though he won’t be a consistent fantasy receiver, Westbrook-Ikhine will be a boom-or-bust play with a higher ceiling in the Dolphins offense than he had with the Titans.

It was Westbrook-Ikhine’s second game in a row without a score, a fact that would not be all that noteworthy for most players. Westbrook-Ikhine, however, scored nine touchdowns despite being mostly uninvolved on offense for the first four weeks. Tennessee’s No. 2 wideout enters free agency for his age-28 season with a 32/497/9 seasonal receiving line. A Titans lifer who has been on the team since — we swear we’re not making this up — the days of Corey Davis, Westbrook-Ikhine may draw some interest in free agency despite the outlier feel of his season by virtue of his established big-play ability. It doesn’t hurt that he’s also still a good special teamer.

Westbrook-Ikhine is the Titans’ No. 2 perimeter receiving option, though the Titans’ offense does not yield many high-leverage opportunities. This makes Westrbook-Ikhine’s role a boom-or-bust fantasy play, and in this case he converted half of his targets for a middling 37 yards. He was the target on Mason Rudolph’s last pass of the day, but the play was broken up in the end zone. Westbrook-Ikhine can remain out of fantasy consideration for Week 18.

Westbrook-Ikhine no longer has weekly deep target touchdown opportunities with Mason Rudolph at quarterback. Calvin Ridley is the primary perimeter target, leaving Westrbook-Ikhine seeing occasional outside targets. He did catch a six-yard touchdown pass to give him nine scores on 25 catches this season. Westbrook-Ikhine is a boom-or-bust WR5 against the Jaguars for Week 17.