Miami Dolphins Sign Jalen Tolbert: A Deep Dive

0:00It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Miami Dauphins are stacking their roster for the 2026 season, signing free agents left and right to plug key gaps. One big addition is why receiver Jalen Tobert, who spent his first four NFL years with the Dallas Cowboys before heading to South Florida on A. One year deal worth $1,400,000. That contract packs $1,220,000 in guarantees, including $1,080,000 fully locked in. Plus, a $187,500 signing bonus. His cap hit sits at $1,260,000 for the year. No real upside to cutting Tobert before the season starts. They'd eat the full dead cap hit with zero savings. Given the thin state of their wide receiver group, he's basically guaranteed a spot coming out of training camp. Right now, Tobert could top the Dauphins' depth chart at wide out, and that might hold

1:01unless they grab a stud early in the 2026 draft. As Miami keys building this off season, watch how these moves shake out for their push next year.