Tyrel Dodson was claimed off waivers by the Dolphins from the Seahawks, creating a roster opening following Tanner Conner's placement on injured reserve. This move adds depth to the Dolphins' linebacker corps as they navigate recent injuries to key players.

Tyrel Dodson started all nine games for the Seahawks this season, leading the team with 71 tackles, including 41 solo, along with two sacks and two pass breakups. Despite his strong performance, he was released, which head coach Mike Macdonald attributed to the need for other players to step up. Dodson, who previously spent five seasons with the Bills, is now expected to contribute to the Dolphins' playoff push after being claimed off waivers. His familiarity with Macdonald's defensive system should aid in his transition to Miami.

Tyrel Dodson has been released from the Seahawks, leaving Julian Love as the leading tackler on the defense. While it's not ideal for a safety to lead the team in tackles, Love's performance has remained steady amidst the uncertainty created by the departure of both starting linebackers and the injury of fellow safety Rayshawn Jenkins.

Tyrel Dodson was a starting linebacker for the Seahawks, leading the team with 71 tackles and two sacks in the first nine games of the season. A five-year veteran who previously played for the Bills, he demonstrated significant durability by participating in 98 percent of Seattle's defensive snaps. Despite his strong performance, the Seahawks decided to waive him to allow other players an opportunity to step up, a move that surprised many in Seattle. Head coach Mike Macdonald expressed appreciation for Dodson's hard work and hoped he would find success with another team.

Tyrel Dodson was released by the Seahawks after leading the team with 71 tackles in nine games. His departure came as part of a larger overhaul of the linebacker position following a string of disappointing performances from the team. Despite his strong individual showing, the Seahawks opted for a change, moving Ernest Jones IV into the middle linebacker role and shifting Dodson to weakside. Head coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged that the decision was made with both the team's needs and Dodson's best interests in mind, providing him an opportunity to continue his career with the Dolphins.