Miami may lose Calais Campbell as well as Benito Jones on the defensive line. Capehart could fill the void with his 6’5 frame. The lineman has massive power to absorb double-teams and he’d help the Dolphins be effective against the run.

The 2024/2025 season was quite a disappointment for the Miami Dolphins and their fanbase. Another season that results in mediocrity and outrage from the fanbase. But there are many building blocks on this team and players that deserve their flowers, so here is their recognition.

A statistical breakdown of the 2024 Miami Dolphins paints a stark picture of why the team failed to reach the playoffs.

Here are nine stats that tell the story of the Dolphins’ disappointing 2024 campaign: The Dolphins averaged 5.2 yards per carry, the best rate in the NFL, during their prolific 2023 season. While 4.0 may not seem like that drastic of a decline, it was the difference between the team finishing first place last year and 29th in 2024.

The Miami Dolphins have fired two assistants whose units struggled mightily in 2024. Special teams coach Danny Crossman and receiver coach Wes Welker won’t return to the staff next season, and will be replaced in the coming weeks.

The Miami Dolphins missed the postseason this year after making back-to-back trips under head coach Mike McDaniel. The team took a step back in several ways this season, and they were limited in the early part of the year due to Tua Tagovailoa's injury issues.