The Miami Dolphins have signed Mike Gillislee to his four-year, rookie deal, according to a source.

Gillslee, who will participate in OTA practices this upcoming week, will receive a signing bonus of $162,800.

Gillislee, a running back out of Florida, was a fifth round pick by the Dolphins.

Tyson Clabo will sign with the Miami Dolphins.

Clabo is a 31-year-old right tackle.

The Dallas Cowboys were also interested in Clabo, who was released by the Atlanta Falcons last month.

Clabo will help protect second-year quarterback Ryan Tannehill.

Super Bowl L is unlikely to host the 2016 Super Bowl after the Florida Legislature opted not to vote on a bill that would have approved taxpayer support for a $350 million renovation of Sun Life Stadium.

The decision means the San Francisco Bay Area will become the frontrunner to host Super Bowl L.

The San Francisco 49ers open their new stadium in Santa Clara in 2014.