The Dolphins 2025 Salary Cap situation as of now

[masterfins]

Armstead and Chubb have both given us a huge break before the March 12 deadline, and have taken restructured deals.

https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphins/news/breaking-down-armstead-s-revised-contract-and-what-it-suggests-01jnphzm8ee2
https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphins/news/breaking-down-bradley-chubb-s-revised-contract-01jnrzh1ezz9

We still have bugger-all cap space to do much, but at least we're below the required mark - Sanders, Bailey and Tindall might not find themselves in the unemployment queue (yet).

It's expected that Armstead will be retiring, that's why he gave the Dolphins the break, but he's still thinking about playing.

[Downunder Dolphan]

It's expected that Armstead will be retiring, that's why he gave the Dolphins the break, but he's still thinking about playing.

Both Armstead and Chubb have agreed to moves to get the team out of the total disaster it was facing come the March 12th cutoff...

It was a goodwill move that saved our bacon. But we still have little to no room to really make significant moves to plug our shortcomings, at least until June 1st, when the next lot of major decisions have to be made. Today proved it. We are literally looking at leftovers in the rubbish bin, because we can't afford anything better.

[masterfins]

Both Armstead and Chubb have agreed to moves to get the team out of the total disaster it was facing come the March 12th cutoff...

It was a goodwill move that saved our bacon. But we still have little to no room to really make significant moves to plug our shortcomings, at least until June 1st, when the next lot of major decisions have to be made. Today proved it. We are literally looking at leftovers in the rubbish bin, because we can't afford anything better.

True, but everything changes after the draft.  If Miami can draft some great players they need it helps.  If other teams are able to upgrade positions through the draft then they let go of decent players Miami could pick up.