Roster Moves: Dolphins Trim Camp Roster by Nine

Several moves made to get the Dolphins to the league-mandated 85-man roster

5 Things to Know:

1. The Miami Dolphins made several moves to get their roster down to the NFL-mandated 85 players allowed in training camp.
2. The team waived long snapper Rex Sunahara, defensive end Trevon Coley, defensive end Jason Strowbridge, offensive tackle Brandon Jones, linebacker Anthony Hines III, tight end Tanner Conner, and wide receiver Freddie Swain.
3. The Dolphins also placed safety Mark Perry on injured reserve and waived injured tackle Kion Smith with an injury settlement.
4. Miami signed wide receiver Kyric McGowan and linebacker Jaelan Phillips off injured reserve.
5. The Dolphins now have 85 players on their roster, which includes 14 players on the Physically Unable to Perform list (PUP) and one player on the Non-Football Injury list (NFI).

The Miami Dolphins have made a series of roster moves, waiving nine players and signing two others as they work to get down to the NFL-mandated 85-player limit for training camp.

The Dolphins waived long snapper Rex Sunahara, defensive end Trevon Coley, defensive end Jason Strowbridge, offensive tackle Brandon Jones, linebacker Anthony Hines III, tight end Tanner Conner, and wide receiver Freddie Swain.

Miami also placed safety Mark Perry on injured reserve and waived injured tackle Kion Smith with an injury settlement.

The Dolphins signed wide receiver Kyric McGowan and activated linebacker Jaelan Phillips off injured reserve.

The Dolphins now have 85 players on their roster, which includes 14 players on the Physically Unable to Perform list (PUP) and one player on the Non-Football Injury list (NFI).

The Dolphins have until Tuesday, August 16th to get their roster down to 80 players.