The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster. Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury.
The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster.
Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury.