The Miami Dolphins took significant steps to improve their offensive line ahead of the 2024 season by signing free agents James Daniels and Larry Borom. Daniels, a veteran guard with a $24 million deal over three years, was seen as a reliable addition despite recovering from an Achilles injury. With all three guards from the previous season departing, his versatility makes him a crucial addition. Borom, primarily a tackle, adds further depth with experience from his four seasons at the Chicago Bears, complementing the Dolphins' revamped offensive lineup.
Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier prioritized bolstering the offensive line before NFL free agency began, acquiring guards James Daniels and Larry Borom to enhance depth.
The Dolphins agreed to a three-year deal worth $24 million with James Daniels, a reliable veteran guard recovering from an Achilles injury, known for his versatility.
With the departure of all three guards from last season, the Dolphins needed to invest in their offensive line, making strategic moves in free agency.
Larry Borom, primarily a tackle, provides depth and versatility to the offensive line, with 27 starts in 47 games, enhancing Miami's rotational options.
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