Dolphins re-sign QB Mark Gronowski to practice squad
Dolphins re-sign QB Mark Gronowski to practice squad
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Dolphins re-sign QB Mark Gronowski to practice squad
The 12 most surprising NFL roster cuts, including Will Levis and Jaydon Blue
After announcing one wave of cuts on Saturday , the Dolphins have announced the rest of their moves to reduce their roster to 53 players on Sunday. Miami waived offensive tackle Gottlieb Ayedze, cornerback Miles Battle, safety Major Burns, tight end Jeremiah Franklin, quarterback Mark Gronowski, running back Jarquez Hunter, receiver Donaven McCulley, edge rusher Rodney McGraw, cornerback Jai’Onte’ McMillan, quarterback Cam Miller, defensive lineman Fatorma Mulbah, linebacker Cam Riley, and running back Carlos Washington Jr. The club released defensive lineman Matthew Butler, linebacker Tyrel Dodson, edge rusher Cameron Goode, offensive tackle Charlie Heck, safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., edge rusher David Ojabo, receiver Jalen Reagor, and cornerback Marco Wilson. The Dolphins moved cornerback Darrell Baker Jr. and Storm Duck to the reserve/physically unable to perform list. And the team placed defensive lineman Kenneth Grant and edge rusher/linebacker Trey Moore on injured reserve. Both Grant and Moore have been designated to return. All four players will be eligible to return to play after the fourth game of the season
The Miami Dolphins have acquired Kyle McCord from the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a 2028 sixth-round pick
Dolphins acquire Kyle McCord from Packers
Miami adds McCord to back up Malik Willis after trading away Quinn Ewers and releasing Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski
The Dolphins traded Quinn Ewers to the Jaguars on Saturday and they've parted ways with another backup quarterback on Sunday
The Miami Dolphins acquired quarterback Kyle McCord from the Green Bay Packers on Sunday in exchange for a 2028 sixth-round pick
The Miami Dolphins traded QB Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars, with the Dolphins receiving a 2028 sixth-round pick in return
Quinn Ewers is on the move. According to a report from NFL Network, the Dolphins are trading Ewers to the Jaguars. The two teams will swap Day 3 draft picks in 2028 to complete the deal, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports. Ewers, 23, was a seventh-round pick in last year’s draft. He started three games for Miami late last season, with the club going 1-2 in those contests. He completed 66.3 percent of his passes for 662 yards with three touchdowns and three interceptions in his four appearances. The Dolphins have Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski remaining on their roster at quarterback behind starter Malik Willis. The Jaguars had Nick Mullens, Carter Bradley, and rookie Joey Aguilar on their roster behind starter Trevor Lawrence
The Dolphins brought quarterback Mark Gronowski back to the roster on Sunday and an injury to another player at the position likely contributed to the decision. Per multiple reports, Quinn Ewers is dealing with a groin injury. Ewers is expected to be out for at least a week because of the injury. Ewers is currently the backup to Malik Willis in Miami. He was 1-of-8 for 27 yards and an interception against Washington in the Dolphins’ first preseason game. Cam Miller followed Ewers into that contest and will likely be the second quarterback up when they face the Giants on August 22. He was 3-of-11 for 39 yards and two interceptions against the Commanders
The Miami Herald's Omar Kelly writes that quarterback Quinn Ewers was the "best quarterback" of Wednesday's OTA session. The former University of Texas standout threaded a seam pass to tight end Ben Sims during 7-on-7 work and was "significantly more aggressive" with his throws. The 23-year-old also threw a touchdown pass to undrafted rookie receiver Donaven McCulley. The Dolphins signed former Green Bay Packers QB Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal in free agency in March, so Ewers, a seventh-round selection last year, will be competing for the No. 2 role this summer with Cam Miller and rookie undrafted free agent Mark Gronowski. Ewers appeared in four games (three starts) near the end of his rookie campaign after Miami benched Tua Tagovailoa and completed 66.3% of his 83 pass attempts for 622 yards, three touchdowns, and three interceptions while going 1-2 as a starter
Drops: Cam Miller
Drops: Cam Miller
The first few months of an NFL rookie's career are a whirlwind as they progress from the draft to the regular season, and the 2026 class just completed one of the biggest steps along the way. Rookie minicamps were held over the last two weekends and offered first-year players an opportunity to work with their new coaches and teammates on the practice field for the first time. Newcomers for every team but one participated in the two- to three-day minicamps. The Detroit Lions canceled their minicamp and were the only team to use their time differently. First impressions of their rookies, including No. 17 pick Blake Miller , will have to wait until OTAs start on May 27. Reports from throughout the league, plus comments from coaches and players, offered insight into how this year's draftees will settle in with their respective squads. From position changes to role projections, and from measurements to football IQ, there are plenty of new data points to digest. Here's what we learned, with assistance from CBS Sports Research's Kyle Ngo, about every team's first-year players in their practice debuts LaFleur also placed value in the fact that Beck gained ample experience with NFL philosophies during his runs at Georgia and Miami. Still, he is an older rookie with an elbow injury history, so even if his transition to the NFL is speedy, the Cardinals might still be in the market for a first-round quarterback in next year's draft. While that is not a particularly rave review for a running back whom the Cardinals invested heavily in as the No. 3 overall pick, his star potential remains as high as anyone in the draft class. Terrell dealt with a hamstring injury throughout the pre-draft process and aggravated the issue during his first run at his private pro day on March 30. He was long projected as a first-round pick, but the hamstring concerns might have factored into him remaining on the board when Atlanta went on the clock at pick No. 48. Widely considered the best guard in the draft, Ioane fills a significant need on the interior offensive line for the Ravens . The question is where he will settle in. Ioane was primarily a left guard at Penn State but has experience on the right side of the line and at center. Baltimore has a spot to fill at center after Tyler Linderbaum left in free agency, but guard is the more natural fit for their No. 14 pick. "He was just telling me just to be myself and stop overthinking," the fourth-round receiver said. "I was just in my head a little bit and getting jitters and things like that. And he was just telling me just be yourself and once you're here, you're here for a reason." Bell was a consensus All-American last season at UConn and was responsible for four drops on 141 targets, per PFF, so he is typically sure-handed. While he started just one full season in college, Freeling showed enough potential as a junior to warrant a first-round selection. He remains a developmental prospect, and it is a good sign that he is already up to 325 pounds ahead of his rookie season. Dave Canales said the Georgia product is "still growing into whatever his frame is." Chicago will become Miller's fourth team in five years. The 28-year-old spent the last two seasons with the Steelers and accumulated just 14 catches in that span, so he merely represents veteran depth in what is a young and high-upside receiving unit. Miller's career highlight came in 2020 when he won the Super Bowl with the Buccaneers . The Bengals signed Wright to an undrafted free agent deal on the heels of his five-year college career, which included stops at USC and Nebraska. In addition to his acting skills. The defensive back tallied three interceptions and 16 pass breakups in college. Todd Monken said Concepcion's knee is "great" after what was described as a "routine and preventative" arthroscopic surgery ahead of the draft. His receiving traits set him up to become a go-to target for a Browns quarterback group that desperately n [... truncated ...]
Adds: Cam Miller
Drops: Cam Miller
Drops: Cam Miller
Adds: Cam Miller. Drops: Ben Yurosek
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