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Miami Dolphins Move On, Champ Kelly Seeks New NFL Role

Miami Dolphins replace Champ Kelly with Jon-Eric Sullivan as GM, following a series of roles in the NFL, including assistant GM with the Raiders. Josh Scobey, a forty-six-year-old from the Jaguars senior personnel team, is set to replace Kelly.

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Miami Dolphins Offensive Line Shakeup: Rookie Kadyn Proctor Starts at Left Guard, Potential Power Run Game

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Miami Dolphins make a splash in the 2026 NFL draft, acquiring six new players through trades and boosting their roster with a mix of size, speed, and versatility. The team now has seven picks left across the final four rounds, setting the stage for more deals as they hunt for depth and steals before the draft concludes.

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Miami Dolphins sign tight end Ben Sims, a journeyman with experience in Green Bay and Minnesota, to bolster their roster. Sims, 25, has appeared in 45 games with 8 starts, excelling as a blocker and special teams contributor. He joins a wide-open Dolphins tight end group, with a chance to carve out a role in their rebuild.

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The Miami Dolphins made significant moves this offseason, releasing Tua Tagovailoa and other veterans, which initially had a substantial dead cap hit. However, new details revealed that the Dolphins exercised Tuas 2026 option bonus before his release, reshaping the cap burden. This adjustment lowered the 2026 dead cap charge to $55.4 million and added $43.8 million in 2027. The change provided more flexibility to build a roster around new quarterback Malik Willis, whom they signed to a $67.5 million deal. Tua joined the Atlanta Falcons, Jaylen Waddle stayed with the Dolphins, and extension talks are ongoing for DeVon Achane as Miami aims for contention in the future.

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Miami Dolphins Strengthen Pass Rush with Beal Signing

Miami Dolphins Sign Malik Willis: Adding a Dual-Threat Quarterback to Their Roster

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Miami Dolphins' Cap Crunch: Losing Bradley Chubb

The Miami Dolphins strategically managed quarterback Tua Tagovailoas contract by exercising his option bonus before the June first cut, reducing his dead cap hit from $67 million to $55.4 million in 2026. This move increased their 2027 dead cap to $43.8 million but provided immediate relief, allowing them to sign free agents and prepare for the draft class. Edge rusher Bradley Chubb received similar treatment, and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan plans to extend contracts to create more cap space. With over $104 million in projected cap space for next season, the Dolphins can navigate this financial move with flexibility.

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