Miami Dolphins Rebuild on Budget, Target Draft for Help

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Miami Dolphins kicked off free agency by signing quarterback Malik Willis as their new starter, even with a super tight salary cap. They focused on smart, low-cost additions like safety Lonnie Johnson, cornerback's Mark O'Willson and Darryl Baker, edge rushers Josh Uchi and David, Ojabo, plus guard John Amarie Salier and receivers Jalen Toberd and Tutu Atwell. They also brought back Titan Greg Doltic and kicker Riley Patterson to shore up key spots. This comes under new general manager John Eric Sullivan and coach Jeff Hathley who are rebuilding on a budget after years of big spending. Fans and analysts see this as a fresh start, with stars like Tuatago Viloa, Tyree Kill, and Jalen Waddle heading out the door. Other departures include Edge Bradley Chub, Safety Mika Fitzpatrick, and Kicker Jason Sanders, clearing space believing holes. The depth chart now features young running backs, Devana Shane, and Jalen Wright up front,

1:04a revamped wide receiver group without the old stars, and a beefed up edge rush with Uchi and Ojabo. Offensive line got a boost too, but inside linebacker and secondary still look thin. Those admit needs remain a cornerback, wide receiver, guard, edge, and safety. They're eyeing the draft for more help, like maybe a receiver such as Carnel Tate, to build around this new core. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Some people meditate, I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.