A day after trimming their roster down to 53, the Miami Dolphins still had some moves that they were going to make. The Rasul Douglas signing became official and the team had to release S Jordan Colbert. Douglas is going to bring a much needed veteran presence in the cornerback room. Speaking of that room, the Dolphins were rewarded JuJu Brents off of waiver and had to release Isaiah Johnson to make room.

From there, the practice squad began to take shape. Familiar names are back, but none more surprising than RB Jeff Wilson Jr. Wilson was rarely used and...

The official last day of Summer is, according to the calendar, September 22nd. For school-age kids, summer ended when they headed back to school a couple of weeks ago. Scientists and astronomers use September 1st for statistical reasons. For others, the end of Summer is the three-day Labor Day Weekend, meaning that for some, this weekend is a big deal or at least a reason to really let loose or take one last mini vacation before heading back to the real world. Another sign that Summer is over for many of us is the start of football. College football kicked...

The Miami Dolphins are building their practice squad following yesterday’s roster cuts, but at least three of the players they cut will not be returning to Miami. Linebacker Mohamed Kamara, offensive lineman Ryan Hayes, and wide receiver Erik Ezukanma are all reported to be joining the practice squads of other teams.

Kamara, a 2024 fifth-round draft pick for Miami, is heading across the state to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to FOX Sports’ Greg Auman. Kamara appeared in five games as a rookie for Miami last season, recording one tackle and one quarterback hit.

Hayes is moving up to...

The Miami Dolphins were awarded the rights to cornerback Julius Brents off waivers on Wednesday. Brents was among the final roster cuts by the Indianapolis Colts, with Miami assuming his contract and adding him to their 53-man roster. No corresponding move to create roster space was announced as of publication.

Brents was a second-round pick by the Colts in 2023, coming out of Kansas State. He appeared in nine games as a rookie, starting eight times, and recorded 43 tackles, six passes defensed, one interception, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery. In 2024, Brents played the first two weeks,...

If you’ve been following Miami Dolphins practice reports closely in anticipation of the soon-arriving 2025 NFL season, you’ve probably noticed a glaring absence for one of the team’s most explosive players on offense — that being star third-year running back De’Von Achane.

Achane has a calf injury — one that was suffered during joint practices earlier this month — and has been limited to rehab exercises at Dolphins practice. Some have wondered if Achane’s lingering ailment will cost him game action during the regular season.

On Wednesday, Dolphins general manager Chris Grier spoke with the South Florida media and updated...

The Miami Dolphins are bringing back a familiar face. Offensive tackle Kendall Lamm, who the Philadelphia Eagles released as part of their final roster cuts on Tuesday, will be returning to Miami, where he spent the past three seasons. Lamm signed a one-year contract with the Eagles during the offseason. Dolphins general manager Chris Grier reported the signing during a Wednesday morning media availability.

Lamm entered the league as an undrafted free agent, signing with the Houston Texans in 2015. He moved over to the Cleveland Browns in 2019, then joined the Tennessee Titans in 2021. After a preseason stint...

The Miami Dolphins announced the signing of cornerback Rasul Douglas on Wednesday, adding a veteran cornerback to the team’s roster. The news of the two sides agreeing to terms broke on Tuesday, but the deal was not made official until Wednesday, the day after roster cuts were made to reach the NFL’s 53-man regular-season limit.

Miami created roster space for Douglas by waiving safety Jordan Colbert.

The Philadelphia Eagles selected Douglas in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He has also played for the Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders (training camp only), Houston Texans (training camp only), Arizona...

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The Miami Dolphins have completed training camp and their preseason schedule. They have cut their roster from 90 players to the regular season limit of 53. They are signing their 16-man practice squad. Everything they need to do to prepare for the start of the 2025 NFL season is just about complete. It is time to take a look at how...

The Miami Dolphins had to have their roster down to 53 players yesterday and they did just that, like the rest of the league. Most of these guys the Dolphins released will most likely make it back to the team on the practice squad, which is what they are hoping for with EDGE Grayson Murphy. There is also going to be plenty of players out on the market that the Dolphins may have interest in as the team still needs help in some places.

You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.

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The Miami Dolphins on Tuesday hosted four free agent kickers for a try out, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The move comes after the team placed incumbent kicker Jason Sanders on injured reserve among the final roster cuts to start the 2025 season. Sanders sustained a hip injury during warmups ahead of the team’s preseason finale against the Jacksonville Jaguars and will now miss at least the first four games of the regular season.

The Dolphins coaching staff took a closer look at Zane Gonzalez, Greg Joseph, Riley Patterson, and Eddy Pineiro, according to Schefter. Miami’s initial 53-man roster does...

After the long beating that is the NFL offseason, our Miami Dolphins will once again return to playing meaningful football in a little less than two weeks from now. With training camp and the preseason now wrapped up, NFL teams have turned to their final cuts. While they call it the final cuts, we all know that the next two weeks will also have some of the normal “churning” of the bottom of the roster with so many free players hitting the market all at the same time. Given the Dolphins’ issues with talent in the secondary and depth on...

The Miami Dolphins completed their roster cuts on Tuesday, dropping from 91 players on the roster to the league’s 53-man regular season limit. The moves came throughout the day, eventually working to 24 offensive players, 26 defensive players, and two special teamers. Now, the fun begins.

Starting on Wednesday, once the waiver wire transactions are complete, Miami will be able to sign players to the practice squad. This group of players is primarily younger players who need more development time but will be sprinkled with veterans who could quickly find themselves on the field on game day.

We will keep...