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Miami Dolphins: Rebuilding for 2026, Win-Now Mode Unclear

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Miami Dolphins: Rebuilding for 2026, Win-Now Mode Unclear

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On March 31st, the Miami Dolphins just cut ties with Jalen Waddle and a bunch of other vets, stacking up major dead cap hits in the process. Fans and analysts see this as the team punting the current season to rebuild strong for 2026. A ton of players left on their roster are locked into one-year deals, which lights a fire under them to ball out and build highlight reels for the next contract. Reactions poured in quick, with folks questioning if Miami's really in win-now mode after a rough year or if they're straight up admitting defeat for. 2025. Beatwriters Sullivan broke it down, saying those short-term contracts motivate guys to show a big, but whether that squad jails into contenders come. Fall is anyone's guess. We'll see how this plays out on the field, but for now, the Dolphins looked locked in on that long-game vision. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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