Overview
- Agent Brett Tessler posted on X that the Miami Dolphins signed Mulbah to a one-year deal, a report picked up by media outlets before an official team release.
- The addition follows coach Jeff Hafley’s announcement that rookie Rene Konga will miss the 2026 season with a training-camp injury and addresses the team’s need for interior defensive-line depth.
- Mulbah will compete with Matthew Butler, Alex Huntley and Keith Cooper Jr. for one of the remaining 53-man roster spots or a practice-squad position.
- A 6-foot-4, 306-pound lineman, Mulbah played at Penn State and West Virginia, appeared in 45 college games with 13 starts, and spent most of last season on the New York Jets’ practice squad before a brief UFL stint.
- This type of late training-camp signing is a common way for teams to replace injured rookies and for journeyman players to earn roster opportunities, so Mulbah’s immediate impact will hinge on camp performance and preseason evaluations.