The Miami Dolphins loaded up on players with one-year contracts in the 2024 offseason and that means the team has a ton of players set to hit free agency in March.
Without much cap space to work with, the Dolphins may not be able to keep many of those players. Here’s the full list of Miami players with expiring contracts:
- QB Tyler Huntley (unrestricted)
- RB Jeff Wilson Jr. (unrestricted)
- WR Braxton Berrios (unrestricted)
- WR River Cracraft (unrestricted)
- WR Dee Eskridge (unrestricted)
- WR Anthony Schwartz (restricted)
- WR Grant DuBose (exclusive rights)
- TE Jack Stoll (unrestricted)
- OL Isaiah Wynn (unrestricted)
- OL Robert Jones (unrestricted)
- OL Liam Eichenberg (unrestricted)
- OL Kendall Lamm (unrestricted)
- OL Jackson Carman (unrestricted)
- OL Kion Smith (exclusive rights)
- DL Calais Campbell (unrestricted)
- DL Benito Jones (unrestricted)
- DL Matt Dickerson (unrestricted)
- DL Da’Shawn Hand (unrestricted)
- OLB Emmanuel Ogbah (unrestricted)
- OLB Tyus Bowser (unrestricted)
- OLB Quinton Bell (restricted)
- OLB Cameron Goode (exclusive rights)
- LB Anthony Walker Jr. (unrestricted)
- LB Tyrel Dodson (unrestricted)
- LB Duke Riley (unrestricted)
- LB Cam Brown (unrestricted)
- CB Siran Neal (unrestricted)
- CB Kader Kohou (restricted)
- S Jevón Holland (unrestricted)
- S Jordan Poyer (unrestricted)
- S Elijah Campbell (unrestricted)
- LS Jack McQuaide (unrestricted)
Teams have until March 4 to use the franchise or transition tags to keep players. The only candidate who makes any sense for the Dolphins is Holland, although the price tag — which is projected to be around $20 million for safeties — could scare Miami away.
After that, the legal tampering period will begin March 10 with free agency officially starting on March 12.
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