With the month of June now teetering closer on the horizon, we\u2019ve been through several waves of NFL free agency spending –\u00a0and there\u2019s an interesting story being told about last year\u2019s group. With at least two waves of free agency having come and gone, the talent pool is whittled down. It is, admittedly, not completely dry. When June 1st rolls around, another window of free agency<\/a> spending will open. And there are a great deal many 2025 Miami Dolphins still left on the market.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n NFL teams aren\u2019t exactly complimentary of the Miami Dolphins\u2019 2025 talent pool with free agency this offseason Oct 23, 2022; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10). Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports<\/p>\n There are more than 20 players from last year\u2019s 53-man roster, practice squad, and reserves who are still lingering on the free agent market as we enter the final week of May. The collection of Miami Dolphins players ranges from superstars like Tyreek Hill (injured), to core special teams players like Quinton Bell<\/a>. <\/p>\n There are starters from last year\u2019s team like Darren Waller<\/a> and Ashtyn Davis<\/a> still on the market, too. Depth players and specialists like WR Dee Eskridge, OL Daniel Burnskill, too. Perhaps the best player from last year\u2019s team from an on-field perspective that is still left is CB Rasul Douglas<\/a>. I have to imagine that he\u2019s had offers. Douglas may not be able to run like he used to, but he\u2019s as sharp as they come and a reliable, instinctive player. He could start for a team in 2026. <\/p>\n But the inventory of the rest of this group? Injured players like Tyreek Hill, James Daniels<\/a>, and Liam Eichenberg<\/a> may not find homes any time soon. Ifeatu Melifonwu<\/a>, Davis, and Douglas were are all at least 50% snap takes for Miami<\/a>\u2019s defense last year. Waller was sensational out of retirement\u2026when he was healthy enough to dress. The NFL hasn\u2019t given any of them a deal just yet. Some of that the players may have some say in. But with nearly two dozen holdovers still without a team, the message sounds pretty clear as a whole.<\/p>\n Miami Dolphins News<\/p>\n![\"Oct](\"https:\/\/www.rawchili.com\/nfl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/7545ca0365861c5173b6bcfc21bd971a.jpeg\"\/)
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