Da'Shawn Hand remains one of four interior defensive linemen on the Dolphins' 53-man roster following the waiver of Brandon Pili. His presence is crucial as the team anticipates the return of Zach Sieler from injury, and Hand adds depth to the defensive line as they prepare for upcoming games.

Da’Shawn Hand is expected to start in place of Zach Sieler for the second consecutive week as the Dolphins face the Bills. Sieler is sidelined due to an eye injury, and Coach Mike McDaniel emphasized the importance of preventing further injury to Sieler. Hand's role will be crucial as the team adjusts to multiple absences in the defensive lineup.

Da'Shawn Hand saw a significant increase in playing time due to Zach Sieler's absence, participating in 55 of the 66 defensive snaps, which marked a notable rise from his previous season high of 37. His expanded role highlights his importance in the defensive lineup, particularly in the absence of key players.

Da'Shawn Hand, a seven-year NFL veteran, is set to step in for the injured Zach Sieler. Hand has previous experience with the Detroit Lions and Tennessee Titans, bringing valuable depth to the Dolphins' defensive line as they prepare to face the Cardinals.

Da'Shawn Hand has been re-signed by the Dolphins as a free agent and is currently on the 53-man roster. His return comes after the team lost key defensive tackles Christian Wilkins and Raekwon Davis to free agency in the offseason.