Team news: Miami Dolphins

In a tweet sent our Thursday morning, Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert updated folks saying that he is close to 100% health following knee surgery last year.

Mostert is expected to compete for work behind Chase Edmonds. His competition includes Sony Michel, Myles Gaskin, and Salvon Ahmed, among others. The Dolphins backfield is one of the most difficult to gauge ahead of training camps beginning in July.

In an offseason with change at wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs may have an under-the-radar signing working out so far this offseason.

WR Justin Watson signed with K.C. prior to the Tyreek Hill trade, but showed flashes during OTAs. “He’s been a pleasant surprise for me,” Mahomes said. “That dude can roll. He came down to Texas. I threw with him the first day, and I called (general manager Brett) Veach and I was like, ‘Wait, how fast is this guy?’ He was running so fast that I was late on my throws. He’s had two great days.”

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Watson could not get on the field for offensive snaps in Tampa Bay, but finds himself going from the G.O.A.T. to a QB who is well on his way to challenging for that title. Unlike in Chicago or Atlanta where being a wideout gets you onto the field, competing in Kansas City is great for Watson's personal growth and worst-case, great audition film for his next team.

Watson has dynasty appeal for now, but with so much unknown in K.C., his fantasy value could skyrocket.

The Miami Dolphins and RB Sony Michel have agreed to a one-year, $2.1 million deal.

Related Players: Chase Edmonds, Salvon Ahmed, Myles Gaskin

Miami is Baltimore south with the stable of running backs on the roster. Michel should be on the roster bubble with Edmonds signing during the offseason and Gaskin still hanging around.

The Miami Dolphins have acquired WR Tyreek Hill from the Kansas City Chiefs for five draft picks.

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Hill wanted out and got his wish. He strengthens the Dolphins wideout corps but takes a notable drop in quarterback with either Tua or Teddy under center. There is also the question of how good Miami's offensive line is even after adding Terron Armstead.

The Chiefs are almost a lock to add to their wide receiver room with either top 50 pick from the Dolphins or their own first rounder. Kansas City is also meeting with Marquez Valdes-Scantling. He is nowhere near Hill in terms of talent, but MVS has excellent speed.

The Miami Dolphins have signed RB Raheem Mostert to a one-year deal.

Related Players: Chase Edmonds, Myles Gaskin

The Dolphins running back situation looks the same as in San Francisco. Imagine that.

Mostert is explosive when healthy but once again finds himself in a crowded backfield.

The Miami Dolphins are re-signing WR Preston Williams to a one-year deal.

Since a breakout stretch in 2019, Williams has dealt with injuries and inconsistencies. He will be depth for Miami and waiver wire fodder unless injuries run through the wide receiver room.

QB Teddy Bridgewater is signing a one-year deal with Miami. He is expected to back up Tua Tagovailoa.

With faith in Tua unknown in Miami, Bridgewater may be able to start a game or two assuming Tua stays healthy.

WR Cedrick Wilson is signing with the Miami Dolphins for three years.

Wilson joins Jayden Waddle and DeVante Parker as the likely top three wideouts for Miami. Wilson has marginal fantasy value but at least has an opportunity to play more.

The Miami Dolphins have added RB Chase Edmonds on a two-year deal.

Related Player: Myles Gaskin

Edmonds looks to be the back that Gaskin was supposed to be - a three-down back that can be trusted more often than not. Edmonds should be the lead back in Miami and fend off Gaskin more than he did James Conner in Arizona.

Free agent RB Raheem Mostert underwent tests in Dallas this week with Dr. Dan Cooper, who said Mostert is making a full recovery and will be ready to play this season, according to his agent Brett Tessler.

Mostert has shown flashes of excellence when he has been healthy, and his market on a one-year prove-it deal could make his free agent market larger.