The Miami Dolphins are facing a significant roster turnover as the 2025 league year approaches, with 26 unrestricted free agents alongside restricted and exclusive-rights free agents. Chief among them is cornerback Kader Kohou, coming off a strong season highlighted by key performances. The team must navigate the complexities of restricted free agency, where they can match offers from other teams. Tender amounts have yet to be finalized but are expected to align with prior evaluations, ranging from $3.2 to $7.3 million depending on the tender type.

Two other pending restricted free agents include linebacker Quinton Bell, whose future is uncertain due to competition at his position, and wide receiver Anthony Schwartz, who spent the last season on injured reserve and has yet to prove his worth. The Dolphins also have exclusive-rights free agents, including tackle Kion Smith, who could return after a season on IR, and edge rusher Cameron Goode, who is looking to bounce back from injury.