Miami Dolphins manage quarterback investment and offensive line depth concerns

The Miami Dolphins are navigating significant roster developments during the preseason, involving both quarterback strategy and offensive line depth. The team has signed quarterback Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million contract. Willis, 27, brings four years of NFL experience, including time with the Tennessee Titans and Green Bay Packers. The investment is viewed as a low-risk, high-reward move that allows the team to evaluate him as a potential long-term starter while maintaining flexibility for future draft picks.

Simultaneously, the Dolphins are facing concerns regarding offensive line depth. Free agent acquisition Jamaree Salyer, intended to provide veteran backup support, has not practiced since July 31 and has been absent from training camp throughout August. This absence follows an earlier incident where Salyer was carted off the field during minicamp. The lack of availability from Salyer adds pressure to a group that includes unproven players like Caedan Wallace and Charlie Heck.