The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents. Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis?
The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents.
Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis?