RBs Raheem Mostert, Chase Edmonds and Alec Ingold Signed

Ian Wharton with a short consideration of the Edmonds signing:

"The Miami Dolphins have spent with prejudice, trying to find value in a free-agent pool full of pitfalls.

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   Most of their signings were solid, but the one that stood out was Chase Edmonds. Miami inked the former Cardinals backup to a two-year, $12.6 million deal.
   
   While new head coach Mike McDaniel will get the most out of the shifty veteran with his scheme, Edmonds is the definition of a replaceable back. He totaled more than 97 carries for the first time in 2021 and missed five games. Miami could've simply retained Duke Johnson for the minimum for a similar impact.
   
   This move will be part of an effort to flush the depth chart of the uninspiring backs McDaniel inherited. Expect Miami to draft at least one back and add another after the draft. Signing Edmonds wasn't catastrophic, but it was an odd way to use precious salary-cap space in a year with a deep crop of rookies from which to choose."

https://bleacherreport.com/articles...-worst-moves-of-early-2022-free-agency-period

 

I've no idea what Grier is going to do this year. I'm just watching to see what happens.