The Miami Dolphins may not be done adding to their roster after a busy flurry of moves to open the first week of 2025 training camp. Miami welcomed players back to the team facility last Tuesday and promptly agreed to terms with veteran offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill,

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins linebacker Chop Robinson was honored as one of the best rookie defensive players last season. If Jaelan Phillips is correct, that honor isn’t even close to what’s in store for Robinson. “I truly feel like Chop is going to be one of the best players in the league very soon,” Phillips said.

New Dolphins running back Alexander Mattison, who is skilled in short yardage, also has displayed speed during camp

New Miami Dolphins cornerback Jack Jones has something to prove and he's itching to make a statement in 2025. After stops with the New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders both ended abruptly, Jones is taking his nearly four months on the free agent market personally.

There’s a saying in NFL circles that claims if a player is still available close to the start of training camp, there’s a reason. We’ll see if that’s the case for the Dolphins’

▪ Quarterback Quinn Ewers is clearly beginning to grasp the Dolphins offense and develop chemistry with his back-end-of-the-roster teammates. The rookie has begun to make throws to elicit a head nod, impressing his teammates. It will be interesting to see his progression as he continues to gain comfort in this offense.

The Miami Dolphins signed cornerback Jack Jones Saturday morning, adding talent and depth to the position after cornerback Artie Burns' season ending injury.