Disney Cruise Line is pushing customers mostly to its second Florida home in Fort Lauderdale next summer if they want to try out the new Bahamas private destination Lighthouse Point.

Photo by John Rivera/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Today is the one-year anniversary of the Miami Dolphins trading with the Kansas City Chiefs for the most dynamic and explosive player in the NFL, Tyreek Hill. It got me thinking about what other “blockbuster” trades could be possibly made if the Dolphins wanted to do so as a team. By this I mean what do we have on our roster or in draft picks or even future draft picks, if this were to say happen after the draft, could we send to who and for what? This exercise is not realistic as anything we the fans come up with is not actually likely to happen but make it “realistic” in the fact that if your idea for a trade was something that another team might actually go for. So as I have already stated today's question is what “blockbuster” trade would you make if you were the Dolphins general manager and you could convince the other party to also make the trade? As I said above, please try and make it a “realistic” trade despite not being real. So give us your blockbuster trade idea(s) in the comments section below-

Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports Linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel visited with the New England Patriots before returning to the Miami Dolphins. The Miami Dolphins made it official on Thursday afternoon — linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel has re-signed with the franchise. AVG! AVG! AVG! pic.twitter.com/PuOVdi9RXL— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) March 23, 2023 Van Ginkel was drafted by the Dolphins in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL draft and has earned 181 tackles, 11 sacks, four forced fumbles, and two defensive touchdowns in his time with the franchise. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, Van Ginkel visited with the New England Patriots. He spoke with the Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Minnesota Vikings before re-signing with the Dolphins on what is believed to be a one-year deal. Van Ginkel finished the 2022 season with 47 total tackles, one interception, and half a sack. However, he had appendicitis in late August and needed time before returning to 100 percent. The former member of the Wisconsin Badgers was solid against the run last season, forcing 18 stops, according to Pro Football Focus. Van Ginkel will likely serve as a rotational piece in Vic Fangio’s defense due to his ability to stop the run and pressure the quarterback. Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips will command most of the snaps at outside linebacker, but it’s hard to imagine that Miami won’t leverage its depth at the position.

The Nashville-spawned, music-minded, bar-food chain Tin Roof has another location, on Delray’s glitzy Atlantic Avenue. Also open: an Italian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale by the name of Pick-ITA-Up.