Year Two saw management put together the biggest one-season spending spree in franchise history, and the end result as a 10-6 record.
This offseason the Dolphins have taken a patient, but calculated approach to addressing most of the team’s glaring needs, which has usually been general manager Chris Grier’s strategy because it sets the franchise up to select the best available player in the upcoming draft.
While additions at pass rusher/edge player and receiver haven’t been made so far, free agency is far from over. The second wave — which will have the better bargains — hasn’t begun, and there are plenty of talented starters and key reserves still available.