Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. The Miami Dolphins needed to upgrade some pieces on their defense and they did just that by adding Jalen Ramsey and David Long Jr. On the offensive side of the ball, they still need to figure out what they are doing at left guard and right tackle. The team seems content to run it back with Liam Eichenberg and Austin Jackson as starters, but the fans really don’t want to see that. Dan Feeney was added to provide some depth at guard and center, but it sounds like he’ll get a chance to compete for some starting time. For the rest of the offense though, their really didn’t need to be much change. The team is running it back with their running backs, but don’t be surprised if the Dolphins draft one in the upcoming NFL Draft. An upgrade at backup quarterback was needed and hopefully Mike White provides just that. Wide receiver wasn’t a need, but the addition of Braxton Berrios is a huge plus since he provides special teams value. You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below. Dolphins film study: What each new offensive player can bring to MiamiThe Dolphins have added four outside free agents on offense, including a new backup to Tua Tagovailoa. Mike McDaniel What you need to know about what Mike McDaniel said here in PhoenixDolphins coach Mike McDaniel addresses Jalen Ramsey, Tua Tagovailoa and more in Phoenix on Monday Dolphins' Mike McDaniel makes hilarious crack about Commanders' value | Fox NewsMiami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel made a joke about the Washington Commanders' value when he talked about it Monday at the NFL owners meetings. Dolphins Quarterbacks Mike McDaniel: I can see a hunger in Tua Tagovailoa that I'm excited to watch play out - ProFootballTalkThe Dolphins displayed their level of commitment to Tua Tagovailoa by announcing that they’ve picked up the quarterback’s fifth-year option earlier this month. Dolphins Offensive Line Miami Dolphins Potential Draft Target: OL John Micheal Schmitz - Sports Illustrated Miami Dolphins News, Analysis and MoreScouting report on University of Minnesota center John Michael Schmitz and how he would fit with the Dolphins Dolphins Linebackers Returning to Vic Fangio's Scheme may Be Exactly What Malik Reed Needs - Sports Illustrated Miami Dolphins News, Analysis and MoreReed's role in Pittsburgh never develop fully after he had led the Broncos in sacks under Fangio, now Miami's DC after being the head coach in Denver Phinsider News You May Have Missed Miami Dolphins News 3/27/23: What do new players bring to the Dolphins defense - The PhinsiderWelcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. The Phinsider Faithful Pick Their “One” Miami Dolphins Jersey! - The PhinsiderLast week in one of the question posts I asked- But what if you were only allowed to own one jersey, like forever? Who would you choose? Would it be a current player, a past player, an unheralded... Mike McDaniel is eager to see the impact All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey has on the Miami Dolphins - The PhinsiderJalen Ramsey and Tyreek Hill have both been traded to the Miami Dolphins since Mike McDaniel took over. RAS Roundup: How athletic are the top offensive tackle prospects for the Miami Dolphins in the 2023 NFL Draft? - The PhinsiderWill the Dolphins address the offensive line with one of these prospects from the 2023 NFL Draft? Coach Mike McDaniel explains why the Miami Dolphins picked Tua Tagovailoa’s fifth-year option in March - The PhinsiderMike McDaniel believed this was something the media members in South Florida needed to know.

Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports Mike McDaniel believed this was something the media members in South Florida needed to know. Mike McDaniel and the Miami Dolphins were contemplating quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s fifth-year option on Feb. 28 — how quickly things can change. The franchise officially announced Tagovailoa’s fifth-year option on March 27. The Dolphins didn’t publicize the fifth-year option for Christian Wilkins until April 28. Miami had until May 1 to reach a verdict on Tagovailoa’s option, but a decision had already been made. “That’s something that like everything else that we do, we’re assessing all the pros and cons for really the organization and once we determined really the bottom line. The bottom line procedure was like, ‘Alright, well, the scenario of picking up the fifth-year option gives Tua the best chance to be his best and is the best thing for the organization.’ That’s what we’re really chasing,” McDaniel said while talking to the media on Monday. We’re chasing that – where both parties maximized an opportunity. So once we knew that – I hadn’t really paid attention to the fifth-year option timeline. “It was more like, ‘All right, well, you know what, especially the media members that are in South Florida, they need to know this. We need to tell them this fifth your option is…’ I mean, once we knew we knew, so that way I didn’t have to play unnecessary poker face for no reason. We knew once we did our due diligence in our process, it made a ton of sense to us, so we wanted to communicate and get that done and move forward with our lives.” Tagovailoa, 25, will have a salary cap number of $23,171,000 in 2024 while on the fifth-year option of his rookie contract. “He’s had a really good offseason with his family and training and positioning himself to feel good moving forward,” McDaniel told NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero at the league’s annual meeting. “He’s very healthy, vibrant, and I can see a hunger in him that I’m excited to watch play out.”

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