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The have added a third established playmaker to their offense in the span of three weeks. The have elected not to match Buffalo's offer sheet for tight end , the announced Thursday. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reports it's a five-year, $38 million deal, via a Mark Johnson Jersey team source. It was strictly a busine s decision for Miami, as the are content with the tight-end combination of and 2013 fourth-round draft pick . There is no lingering animosity toward Clay, per Rapoport. The prepared a shrewd offer sheet, designed to attack Miami's salary cap in 2016. As a result, Clay will sail past and with $24.5 million in total earnings over the next two years. Translation: Clay immediately becomes one of the NFL's most overpaid players. The will not receive compensation for losing Clay, per terms of . In Clay, the have landed a versatile H-back, capable of lining up in the backfield as a lead-blocker for recently acquired All-Pro tailback in coordinator Greg Roman's power-running attack. Also a mismatch in the pa sing game, Clay was a surprise addition to NFL Network's list after producing 69 receptions for 759 and seven total touchdowns in a breakout 2013 season. In addition to Clay and McCoy, the aggre sive also signed . Throw in reliable po se sion receiver and explosive 2014 first-round draft pick , and Buffalo has stockpiled the AFC East's most imposing arsenal of skill-position talent. Two months after leaving the , Rex Ryan already boasts a stacked roster that rivals those he led to the AFC Championship Game in 2009 and 2010. It's a shame he doesn't have an adequate quarterback to take advantage of those new toys. The latest Podcast and discu ses 's future. Find more content on . Chris Kunitz Jersey