Ashtyn Davis' contract is for $2.5 million with incentives that can take it to $3 million, according to NFL Network. This would put Davis in the range of the 59th highest-paid safety. In other words, this a good value addition by general manager Chris Grier.

The Dolphins addressed their hole at safety by agreeing to a deal with a player who intercepted them twice in Week 18 last season.

Safety Ashtyn Davis, a High and Cal alum, has agreed to a free-agent deal with the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday after spending the past five seasons with the AFC East rival New York Jets.

The Miami Dolphins were in need of safety help after letting former second-round pick Jevon Holland leave in free agency for the New York Giants. Well, it was another New York team that was poached as the Dolphins signed former New York Jets safety Ashtyn Davis on Tuesday night according to Fox Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz.