The Miami Dolphins have made significant changes to their offensive line this offseason. After the departure of Robert Jones to the Dallas Cowboys on a one-year deal worth $4.75 million, the Dolphins' depth at guard has been affected. Jones, a former undrafted rookie who had a breakout season as a starter in 2024, has left a gap that Miami aims to fill with the addition of free agent guard James Daniels.

Daniels, along with versatile reserve Larry Borom, was brought in to strengthen the line. Meanwhile, the futures of fellow guards Liam Eichenberg and Isaiah Wynn remain uncertain as the Dolphins navigate free agency. The team's ability to replace Jones' production will be crucial, particularly with the upcoming season ahead.