The Miami Dolphins have announced their initial 53-man roster.
The Miami Dolphins have engaged in multiple trades and cuts over the past two days, with the goal of cutting down their roster from 90 to 53.
At long last, the team has done just that and has officially announced its initial 53-man roster.
Quarterback
Malik Willis, Kyle McCord
Running back
De'Von Achane, Jaylen Wright, Ollie Gordon II, DJ Herman (fullback)
Wide receiver
Malik Washington, Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, Kevin Coleman Jr., AJ Henning, Ryan Miller, Jalen Tolbert
Tight end
Greg Dulcich, Will Kacmarek, Ben Sims, Seydou Traore
Offensive lineman
Aaron Brewer, Kadyn Proctor, Austin Jackson, Patrick Paul, Jonah Savaiinaea, Marques Cox, Andrew Meyer, Josh Priebe, Caedan Wallace, DJ Campbell
Defensive lineman
Zeek Biggers, Keith Cooper Jr., Jordan Phillips, Zach Sieler
Edge
Clelin Ferrell, Max Llewellyn, Robert Beal Jr., Chop Robinson, Josh Uche
Inside linebacker
Jordyn Brooks, Jacob Rodriguez, Willie Gay Jr., Ronnie Harrison Jr., Kyle Louis, Jackson Woodard
Cornerback
Juju Brents, Ethan Bonner, A.J. Green III, Chris Johnson, Jason Marshall Jr.
Safety
Zayne Anderson, Michael Taaffe, Dante Trader Jr.,
Special Teams
Riley Patterson (kicker), Tucker Addington (long snapper), Bradley Pinion (punter)
Reserve/PUP
Cornerback Storm Duck
Cornerback Darrell Baker Jr.
Injured Reserve
Defensive tackle Kenneth Grant, designated to return
Linebacker Trey Moore, designated to return
Defensive lineman Rene Konga
Tight end Cole Turner
Tackle Carter Warren
Notes
The Dolphins chose to place Kenneth Grant on injured reserve, allowing him four games to return from his injury. Additionally, Moore has also been added to IR with a chance for him to return this season, as head coach Jeff Hafley indicated.
One of the more interesting cuts is running back Jarquez Hunter. After he was acquired by sending Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams, Hunter was still cut.
To be fair, he did not enough tape to be truly receive a strong evaluation, hence his being cut.
