The Miami Dolphins are assessing their 53-man roster as they approach an upcoming preseason game against the Chicago Bears. MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins are wrapping up their first week of training camp and the roster will be sorted out sooner than later.

They have a right tackle, Austin Jackson, who blossomed in 2023 before a knee injury torpedoed his 2024 season after eight games. They have center Aaron Brewer, who was PFF's seventh highest-rated at his position last season and much improved in pass protection.

Dolphins GM Chris Grier started the offseason saying Miami would have to invest in the offensive line, and it will soon show if he made the right investments.

Hilton, arguably the best defensive back the Bengals had in recent years, has played more than 4,700 snaps in the nickel/slot during his career.

Almost every team is in a contract standoff with a second-round pick, but the Dolphins may not have the luxury of patience.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/dolphins as Dolphins Monday Mailbag: Wright, Roster, Jonah, Minkah, and More. First mailbag in a few weeks right before training camp kicks off, so we’ve got a lot of questions.

The Miami Dolphins are one of the NFL's most interesting teams. They may not be among the top contenders, but the range of potential outcomes in the eyes of analysts this summer ranges from a wild card berth to picking in the top five of next spring's 2026 NFL Draft.

The Miami Dolphins signed veteran offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill on Tuesday and cut ties with undrafted rookie quarterback Brett Gabbert, the team announced.

Dolphins sign former Bengals cornerback Mike Hilton as their latest move to improve 2025 defense during training camp