David Furones

5 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | David Furones

The Miami Dolphins signed seven of their eight draft picks Friday morning ahead of the start of rookie minicamp. Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant , Maryland defensive tackle Jordan Phillips, Florida cornerback Jason Marshall Jr., Maryland safety Dante Trader Jr., Oklahoma State running back Ollie Gordon II, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and Georgia Tech defensive tackle Zeek Biggers all put pen to paper and agreed to their rookie contracts.

5 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | David Furones

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins veteran defensive tackle Zach Sieler has a pointed message he relays to rookies when they’re first brought in. “I’ll tell any rookies that come in and have told guys over the years that came through here, ‘Look, what you did in college is awesome, but the real show starts now,’ ” Sieler said in a web conference with reporters this week. “ ‘That’s what you worked for your whole life, and it’s a whole different level of attitudes now and this is guys’ livelihoods.

5 days ago | orlandosentinel.com | David Furones

The Miami Dolphins have their potential long snapper replacement for Blake Ferguson. The team announced it signed former New England Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona on Friday. Cardona, a 33-year-old Navy alum, spent 10 seasons handling those duties for the Patriots and won two Super Bowls before he was released April 29. The Dolphins released Ferguson, who missed 12 games last season on the non-football illness list, on Thursday. Ferguson was Miami's long snapper since 2020.

5 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | David Furones

The Miami Dolphins signed seven of their eight draft picks Friday morning ahead of the start of rookie minicamp. Defensive tackle Kenneth Grant, defensive tackle Jordan Phillips, cornerback Jason Marshall Jr., safety Dante Trader Jr., running back Ollie Gordon II, quarterback Quinn Ewers and defensive tackle Zeek Biggers all put pen to paper and agreed to their rookie contracts.

6 days ago | orlandosentinel.com | David Furones

The Miami Dolphins have parted ways with their long snapper of the past five seasons, Blake Ferguson. Ferguson was released Thursday morning, as one of four moves the Dolphins made to clear roster spots. Ferguson was largely unavailable for the team in 2024, placed on the non-football illness list last October after the team's first five games. He never returned last season, missing 12 games in total. What had Ferguson ill was never revealed by the team.