The Miami Dolphins are gearing up for free agency with a focus on bolstering their interior defensive line. With Zach Sieler secured as a key player, Miami is exploring options for another starter and depth behind him. Among the top candidates are Bobby Brown III, who excelled in run defense with the Rams; D.J. Jones, a proven tackle from the Broncos known for his tackling efficiency; Levi Onwuzurike from the Lions, who offers pass-rushing potential; B.J. Hill from the Bengals with a consistent career; and Roy Lopez from the Cardinals, providing budget-friendly options.

Brown, only 25, has shown promise in stopping the run but needs to improve his pass rush. Jones, at 30, may be better suited for a short-term deal but adds immediate value. Onwuzurike, at 27, is seen as an ascending player with versatility, while Hill can serve as a solid rotational piece. Finally, Lopez represents a cost-effective solution to fill gaps without long-term risk, as the Dolphins prepare for a critical offseason.