This offseason, the Miami Dolphins gave out two contracts worth potentially over $100 million combined to help address their obvious issue along the offensive line.
Terron Armstead and Connor Williams were brought in to stabilize the unit that was one of the worst in the league in 2021. However, with Williams, Austin Jackson and Liam Eichenberg all potentially starting at new spots on the line, there are still a lot of questions about the group heading into 2022.
Pro Football Focus continued their recent offseason rankings of positional groups for each team, and Michael Renner was tasked with tiering and ranking the different starting offensive lines around the league. The Dolphins fell into the fourth tier that he called “At least one good tackle,” and they ranked 23rd overall.
