OPEN FOR BUSINESS | Miami Dolphins' Salary Cap Savings Have Officially Arrived

Miami Dolphins reset their financial future as post-June 1 salary cap savings hit—freeing up $21.098 million and ending this year’s record $179.2 million in dead cap. Will these moves put Miami back in playoff contention or signal a prolonged rebuild? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the salary cap impact of releasing Bradley Chubb and Tua Tagovailoa, compares Miami’s position to NFL rivals like the Packers and Vikings, and spotlights the franchise’s challenging dead cap situation. Key topics include the logistics of rookie signings, potential contract extensions for Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks, and how Miami stacks up league-wide in cap flexibility. With OTAs concluding and the minicam deadline looming, questions remain: Which Dolphins player gets a new deal next, and will the team make a surprise trade? Stay tuned for sharp analysis and all the latest updates on Miami Dolphins roster moves, salary cap strategy, and season outlook.