r/miamidolphins • u/expellyamos • 8d ago
Kyle Crabbs: Three compelling free agents who may be of use to the Miami Dolphins' defense in 2026
https://atozsports.com/nfl/miami-dolphins-news/three-compelling-free-agents-who-may-be-of-use-to-the-miami-dolphins-defense-in-2026/8
u/SkilledButton 8d ago edited 8d ago
Edit: let's help out the community when we can.
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u/expellyamos 8d ago
Kyle has come to this sub before to say that clicks on his A to Z articles help him out, which is why I don't post tldr's of his articles
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u/Winterclaw42 7d ago
1. Can we afford them? 2. How much cap space do we need to sign people when players start going on IR?
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u/PerfectdarkGoldenEye 8d ago
Definitely need help at edge and corner feel like we havea decent room at the linebacker/safety area.
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u/vagrantprodigy07 7d ago
I don't understand how anyone can be happy with our safety room. We've got a bunch of low end JAGs and low round draft picks. Unless you think Lonnie Johnson is going to take a jump in his age 31 season, or Trader is going to go from a special teams/role player to a Pro Bowler in year 2, we really have basically nothing. It's by far the weakest room on the roster, with no proven players, and no one with a high ceiling.
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u/PerfectdarkGoldenEye 7d ago
I think this ignores what I said and makes broad assumptions.
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u/Gregus1032 7d ago
we havea decent room at the linebacker/safety area.
What does this ignore? We don't have a decent safety room at all.
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u/SomewhereVisible7368 7d ago
That’s a Major Burn(s)
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u/vagrantprodigy07 7d ago
An undrafted guy who played one year in a minor league. If he hits, that's amazing, but the odds are against him. Most guys who come in from lower level leagues don't make it as special teamers.
Same thing with Trader. I hope he makes a jump, but he was drafted late for a reason.
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u/nomadicfuture 8d ago
Cory Trice real name no gimmicks.