The Miami Dolphins have been working around the clock this offseason, and it seems the hard work is finally paying dividends. Jordan Cameron will remain in Miami for the 2016-17 season.

According to a team source, the 27-year old former Pro Bowler has agreed to restructure his contract, which though not guaranteed, would have amounted to $7.5 million due this season. ($9.5 million against cap)

Cameron, who struggled to be productive in 2015, recorded just 35 receptions for 386 yards and three touchdowns. Injuries played a key role in his lack of productivity, but the Fins were hopeful that he would stick around at a discounted rate. While the amount saved has yet to be disclosed, it seems new head coach Adam Gase is offering players the opportunity to “restructure or find the door.”

This move comes one day after the Dolphins traded draft compensation to the Philadelphia Eagles for both cornerback Byron Maxwell and linebacker Kiko Alonso, while cutting four-time Pro Bowl corner Brent Grimes, freeing $6.5 million in cap space.

@alexmarvez. Source tells @NFLonFOX that @MiamiDolphins restructured Jordan Cameron contract from $7.5M to $6M total for ’16 season. No extra years added