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The need for more depth on the EDGE? The Dolphins just addressed it. The need for another rotational player with a high floor on the defensive interior? The Dolphins just addressed it. Miami's quality of leadership on the defense? Miami just addressed it. The Dolphins' experience within the scheme and playing with Anthony Weaver? The Dolphins just added to it. Calais Campbell brings all of this to Miami 20 years after he suited up in South Florida with the Hurricanes.

Much of the fuss over the Miami Dolphins' approach to this offseason was centered around the restrictive nature of the salary cap. The Dolphins have made some strategic tweaks to their outlook as a result but they still face a number of big contracts to hand out in the months ahead. What does the cap outlook look like for NEXT offseason after the moves of this one?

Which Miami Dolphins players have the most at stake for the 2024 season? Between expiring contracts, a lack of guaranteed money, age, production and competition on the roster there are no shortage of pressure points for players who call Miami home in 2024. A look at 5 veteran players who have a lot to gain (and a lot to lose) based on their performance in 2024.

One of the more pressing questions of the last two months for the Miami Dolphins' defense has been 'who is the third safety'? Now we know. The Miami Dolphins have reportedly agreed to terms with veteran safety Marcus Maye, giving them a third starting caliber safety and someone with prominent league experience in a couple of different roles. Who is Maye, what does he have left in the tank and what does this signing mean for several other talents for Miami?

There's been plenty of focus on how the Dolphins have struggled to travel and successfully pass the football. But what about their ability to travel and defend the pass? A recent history of the Dolphins' success with their pass defense away from Hard Rock Stadium is alarming — and raises a number of questions.

Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver spoke at mandatory mini-camp to share his views on Miami's linebacker room, their defensive line depth and how they're trying to cultivate healthy changes for the Dolphins defense and coaching staff. What direction is the trends of the league taking linebackers? Do the Dolphins feel they have enough horses up front? All of that & more on today's episode of Locked On Dolphins.