The Miami Dolphins did not utilize the franchise tag as the window closed, focusing their efforts on the upcoming free agency period set to begin soon. Safety Jevon Holland was considered a viable candidate for the tag, potentially costing $18 million this year. Meanwhile, the team's management, led by general manager Chris Grier, is assessing their options, particularly regarding edge rusher Bradley Chubb's high cap hit. The Dolphins aim to restructure contracts to create salary cap flexibility after an 8-9 season and missing the playoffs.
The Miami Dolphins took no action during the franchise tag window, and their focus now shifts to free agency negotiations starting Monday.
Safety Jevon Holland was the top candidate for a franchise tag, with his potential free agent contract averaging around $17 million per year.
General manager Chris Grier stated, 'We're going to go through everything like we always do and talk through this year and see what happens here in the offseason.'
Bradley Chubb's situation remains a concern for the Dolphins, especially with a hefty salary cap hit ahead and his injury history.
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