Overview
- The Dolphins completed contracts for first-round offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor and cornerback Chris Johnson on Wednesday and Thursday, bringing 12 of their 13 2026 draft picks under contract.
- Miami used more than $21 million in post-June 1 salary-cap space to finish the bulk of the rookie class deals and clear room for offseason work.
- Proctor, taken No. 12 overall, is working at left guard in mandatory minicamp after playing tackle in college and is expected to compete for an immediate starting role.
- Johnson, the No. 27 pick, has made an early impression in Jeff Hafley’s defense during OTAs, including a reported interception, which positions him for early playing time in a thinned secondary.
- Only fifth-round tight end Seydou Traore remains unsigned and the signings speed Miami’s roster reset under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan as coaches evaluate which rookies can contribute this season.