The Miami Dolphins possess the most salary-cap space ($63.3 million) in the NFL this offseason, and that’s before purging the roster to create even more spending power if they desire.
The biggest question is whether Miami plans to bid big, or bargain shop in the first year of Mike McDaniel’s tenure.
The Dolphins typically wait till the second season under a new head coach to charge up Steve Ross’ credit card, but General Manager Chris Grier needs to show the owner and South Florida that the franchise is headed in the right direction, so expect Miami to be aggressive when the tampering period begins on March 14, and free agency officially starts at 4 p.m. on March 16.
