30+ Roster Spots Still Available On The Team

[SCLSU Mud Dogs]

With the Robert Quinn departure, I believe the number is 32 but I could be off by a few.

Seems pretty unprecedented, and further proof that this team is going to position itself for a top QB in 2020.

With 7 draft picks, that number will be around 25.

So Miami will have 25 roster spots available for either late free agent signings or undrafted free agents.

Most of those players will be on one-year deals.

Which means there will also be a ton of turnover on the roster in the coming 12-24 months.

 

[Michigan Mike]

Where are you getting the number of players under contract? The roster on the Dolphins web site shows more than that. https://www.miamidolphins.com/team/players-roster/

Also, Over the Cap is showing more than 32 players under contract, not including the players that are carrying dead cap numbers.

 

[Crump]

There are 90 roster spots. We have 58 Players. That's 32 slots

Where are you getting the number of players under contract? The roster on the Dolphins web site shows more than that. https://www.miamidolphins.com/team/players-roster/

Also, Over the Cap is showing more than 32 players under contract, not including the players that are carrying dead cap numbers.

 

[Michigan Mike]

Got it. I totally misread his original message. That is what I get for trying to catch up during some down time at work. TGIF.

 

[superphin]

So you're saying I have a shot!?

 

[WCUPUNK]

lots of undrafted rookies going to be looking to start their career in South Florida this offseason.

 

[dolfan91]

Miami may be looking to trade down and out of #13 in round #1. And perhaps trading down a few times during next months draft. This will certainly help in stocking the roster. How talented these players are remains to be seen. It's a bare outlook and probably bare results on the field over the next few years.

 

[KBEE]

Miami may be looking to trade down and out of #13 in round #1. And perhaps trading down a few times during next months draft. This will certainly help in stocking the roster. How talented these players are remains to be seen. It's a bare outlook and probably bare results on the field over the next few years.

I agree. Unless a QB they love falls to them or a player has a Tunsil type drop, I see them trading down and loading up on 2020 picks.

 

[WSE]

Hopefully we get good hungry undrafted guys looking for opportunities!

 

[Phindog]

With the Robert Quinn departure, I believe the number is 32 but I could be off by a few.

Seems pretty unprecedented, and further proof that this team is going to position itself for a top QB in 2020.

With 7 draft picks, that number will be around 25.

So Miami will have 25 roster spots available for either late free agent signings or undrafted free agents.

Most of those players will be on one-year deals.

Which means there will also be a ton of turnover on the roster in the coming 12-24 months.

This is a true rebuild. It's the biggest shake up of our roster in 30 years no doubt.

We're going to be young fast and hungry.

We'll get back to wearing our opponent down in Dolphin stadium in that heat.

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

I think we will an attractive team for undrafted players when they make there decision which team they will sign with.

 

[BobDole]

So you're saying I have a shot!?

 

[dolfan91]

I wonder what New England would trade to Miami inorder to trade up from #32 to #13? QB and TE are very high on NE's list, as per my friend from Massachusetts. Jones or Lock could be targeted by NE, but they'd need to jump Washington and the New York Giants.

 

[brumdog44]

#13 pick is getting traded to the NFL for 32 eighth round picks. Slots filled.

 

[Danny]

we need 90 players for camp but only 53 for the season. I'm sure we'll have plenty of UDFA's this year which I think is a good thing for this coming season.