
Miami Dolphins Sign 11 UDFA, Boost Depth
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Miami Dolphins secure 11 undrafted free agents, including QB Mark Gronowski and RB LeVeon Moss, to bolster their roster and address depth concerns in the quarterback and running back positions. Safety Louis Moore, wide receiver Donaven McCulley, and defensive lineman Rene Konga also join the team, providing versatile depth across various positions. These signings will compete for roster spots during camp and preseason, with potential to make an impact on special teams and in key game situations.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Miami Dolphins Sign 11 UDFA, Boost Depth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 26. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in NFL. Miami dolphins just wrapped the draft with 13 new players, and now they've reportedly locked in 11 undrafted free agents to bulk up the roster. These signings aren't official yet, but expect them to hit the books around rookie minicamp on May 8th. This is prime time for filling out the depth char with guys who could surprise. Setting the pack is quarterback Mark Ranowski from Iowa, who backed to back national titles at South Dakota State and racked up 16 rushing. Touchdowns in the Big 10 last year. Then there's running back LeVion Moss out of Texas A&M, a second team all SEC guy who averaged 6.3 yards per carry before a knee injury. Taint his draft stock, both bring real upside to a backfield needing depth. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Miami's quarterback room behind Malik Willis has questions, and the running back spot lacks certainty past. Dave Olassane. Moss's physical style could carve a niche if he stays healthy, while Granowski's poise
1:04in big games fits the new offense under Bobby Slowick. It's all about camp battles and special teams reps to stick. Safety Louis Moore from Indiana stands out with six picks for the national champs, perfect for a secondary, still jelling under Jeff Halfley. Why to receive a Donovan McCulley at six foot four size for Red Zone work, and defensive lineman Renee Konga from Louisville boasts elite athletic. Testing that screams practice squad potential. These undrafted gyms give the dolphins versatile depth across trenches, backhand, and skill spots, setting up gritty fights for the 53 man. roster come preseason, keep an eye on who flashes first.
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