It took until roster cut-down day in the NFL, but the Miami Dolphins finally added a proven veteran cornerback to their secondary. After being linked all offseason, the Dolphins agreed to terms with cornerback Rasul Douglas on Tuesday morning, according to NFL Network.

The Dolphins augmented one of the league’s least accomplished cornerback units on Tuesday by agreeing to terms with veteran Rasul Douglas, who has 19 interceptions and 80 starts over nine seasons. The deal was not announced but confirmed by a league source.

MIAMI GARDENS – The Miami Dolphins are signing veteran cornerback Rasul Douglas, a league source confirmed. The deal is for 1 year, $3 million. Douglas, 30, should immediately begin competing with Storm Duck, Jack Jones and others to start at outside corner.

The Miami Dolphins are in need of some temporary kicking help to start the year. On Monday, head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters that veteran Jason Sanders will be out of action for Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts.

Dolphins running back Jaylen Wright won't be on the field for Week 1 and Miami is also shopping for a kicker with Jason Sanders hurt, coach Mike McDaniel said Monday.