The Miami Dolphins have undergone significant roster changes, especially after transactions involving Raheem Mostert, Kendall Fuller, and Durham Smythe. An analysis reveals the current roster's structure, including players on injured reserve, the physically unable to perform list, and the non-football injury list. Key players such as Tua Tagovailoa, signed until 2028, and Tyreek Hill, acquired via trade from Kansas City, are crucial to the team's future. Notably, several players are heading into free agency, creating potential opportunities for the Dolphins.

With the recent draft picks, including De'Von Achane and Jaelan Phillips, the team's strategy appears focused on building a competitive squad that could contend in the upcoming seasons. The contracts of various supporting players will also impact the team’s long-term financial strategy, especially those set to become unrestricted free agents in the next two years. The Dolphins' management is under pressure to navigate these challenges successfully to enhance the team's performance.