Dolphins begin roster cuts, waive 12 players
The Dolphins have announced a wave of cuts, with all clubs set to reduce their rosters to 53 players this weekend.
Miami Dolphins have trimmed their preseason roster down to 53 players by making 12 cuts and one trade. The team's roster stands at 78 players, leaving a need for 25 cuts. The cuts report revealed that 12 players were let go from the roster. Notable cuts included Quinn Ewers, who was traded to the Jaguars, and four other defensive players - Seth Coleman-Lyles, Ethan Conner, Donovan Edwards, and Jaheim Thomas.
Linemen Marcus Cox, Marques Cox, and Charlie Heck were also among the players released. Quarterbacks Mark Gronowski, Cam Miller, and Malik Willis also saw their playing time dwindle. The team's remaining roster will undergo further evaluation, with additional player signings and re-signings expected as the regular season kicks off on September 9.
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