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The Miami Dolphins are still fine-tuning their 53-man roster, making strategic moves to build depth. They’ve brought back cornerback Ethan Bonner — a familiar face who’s battled his way into 21 games and snagged an interception — and EDGE rusher Max Llewellyn, a seventh-round draft pick from Iowa with All-Big Ten honors, to bolster their practice squad. To make room, they waived tight end Jeremiah Franklin and linebacker Cam Riley, highlighting the constant churn as the team races toward kickoff.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Dolphins Shuffle Roster with Familiar Faces | NFL News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 2nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Alright, so the Miami doffins are still shuffling their roster, trying to lock down that final 53 man squad. It's a constant game of musical chairs before the season really kicks off. They've been making moves, adding and dropping players, and it looks like they're still tweaking things even after the initial cuts. Just the other day, they brought back a couple of guys for the practice squad, cornerback Ethan Bonner and EDGE Russia, Max Lowellen. To make space for them, they had to let go of Titan, Jeremiah Franklin, and Linebacker, Cam Riley. It's a tough business, always someone waiting to take your spot. Ethan Bonner isn't exactly new to the doffins. He's been around for a few seasons, playing in 21 games, and even snagging an interception. He originally came in as an undrafted free agent out of Stanford, so he's definitely had to fight for his place on the team. Max Lowellen, on the other hand, was actually drafted by the doffins a couple of years back
in the seventh round. He played his college ball at Iowa, where he was a pretty disruptive pass-resher, racking up a good number of sacks and tackles for loss. He even got some all big 10 recognition. So the doffins are clearly looking at players they've had their eyes on, bringing back some familiar faces to build depth. It's a strategic process, and you can bet though keep making adjustments as they prepare for the upcoming games.
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