DJ Fluker

The former national champion is working with another NFL team this offseason.

The former national champion is looking for a new opportunity in the league.

Former Alabama offensive tackle and NFL veteran DJ Fluker has signed with the Miami Dolphins.

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Former Alabama offensive lineman D.J. Fluker was released from the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Today, Fluker found a new flock to fly with, the Baltimore Ravens. According to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport the two sides are nearing an agreement that would bring the veteran offensive lineman to Baltimore.

According to D.J. Fluker's Twitter account, the former Alabama offensive lineman has been released by the Seattle Seahawks. Fluker was with the Seahawks for the last two seasons manning the right guard position on the offensive line. He is now an unrestricted free agent, free to negotiate and join any team. Fluker thanks the Seahawks general manager John Schneider and the head coach Pete Carroll in his tweet.

NFL Network is currently naming the top 100 current players as picked by the players themselves.  So far CJ Mosley, Eddie Lacy and Marcell Dareus have been voted in, with the top 50 still to come. No doubt that since Nick Saban's arrival in Tuscaloosa, the Crimson Tide have seen an incredible number of players drafted into the league...

San Diego Chargers offensive lineman and former Alabama player DJ Fluker reflected on a successful rookie year as a guest on The Game Tuesday night. Fluker was a first round draft pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. He is one of many former Alabama players to find success in the NFL...

Thursday night, three Alabama boys showed out in the NFL Draft when Dee Milliner, Chance Warmack and DJ Fluker went back to back to back, 9th, 10th, and 11th.

With just two days left until the 2013 draft class begins being introduced, now is the time when speculation arises from all corners and public relations people pull out all the stops. Alabama football is front and center again this year with as many as five players projected as first-round draft picks...