The Miami Dolphins’ 53-man roster cut is complete but the work yet to be done on their roster is anything but. When the Miami Dolphins‘ 53-man roster is being discussed, note how the qualifier is that this is the ‘initial’ group.
The Miami Dolphins finalized their initial 53-man roster Sunday by, among other things, waiving 13 players. They joined the 12 players waived Saturday to give Miami a total of (quick math) 25 players subject to waiver claims before 1 p.m.
The Miami Dolphins are officially at 53 players. What are the biggest surprises from their cutdown effort? And then there were 53. The Miami Dolphins‘ initial trim from 90 players is done.
Miami Dolphins’ Ideal Waiver Wire Targets After Roster Cuts The Miami Dolphins have set their initial 53-man roster ahead of the 2026 season. There are still many moves to be made, as players on waivers and free agents may be deemed upgrades over valued competition by the front office.
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The Miami Dolphins have cut down their roster to 53 players, in compliance with the NFL’s deadline of 6 p.m. ET Sunday. This likely isn’t the end of the team’s moves, however, as an influx of previously rostered talent just hit the waiver wire and free agent pool.
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The Dolphins have made a series of roster moves to reach the 53-man limit. Here is the full breakdown: Gottlieb Ayedze, T Miles Battle, CB Major Burns, S
The Miami Dolphins’ initial 53-man roster has been revealed. One number tells you everything you need to know. The (initial) cuts are in. The Miami Dolphins
Every year, cut-down day comes with surprises, and the Miami Dolphins have the opportunity to take advantage of a mistake by the Denver Broncos. That mistake was cutting Justin Joly.
The Miami Dolphins got down to the 53-player roster limit Sunday with a series of moves highlighted by the trade for quarterback Kyle McCord, the release of nine vested veterans and most painfully by placing two key defensive players on injury lists.
The Miami Dolphins officially cut their roster down to 53 players on Sunday ahead of the deadline. Here’s the full list of moves: OT Gottlieb Ayedze CB
The Miami Dolphins have traded quarterback Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars, ending the former Texas star’s time in Miami before the start of his second NFL season.
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The Dolphins will release linebacker Tyrel Dodson, as Tom Pelissero of The Ringer reports. The move officially signifies that rookie second-rounder Jacob Rodriguez has won the starting middle linebacker job.
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