Set to start at right tackle vs New England in Week 2; key audition for the shifted protection and run-blocking scheme as Miami copes with injuries on the right side.

Borom anchors the Dolphins' interior line, with Strange alongside him to stabilize pass protection. His presence is a foundation for Tagovailoa’s pocket time and could support a more efficient offense, impacting both Hill’s targets and Rucci’s red-zone opportunities in the early weeks.

Larry Borom adds veteran depth at guard/tackle. He could fill interior or tackle spots as needed, contributing to overall OL depth during Daniels’ IR stint and beyond, with versatility to adapt as Week 6 approaches.

Borom is a swing tackle who could move to guard if needed; his inside guard experience is a contingency plan if Daniels is out longer, though it’s not ideal.

Borom arrives as a veteran depth option behind the starters, with a chance to carve out meaningful snaps if injuries strike. His performance in camp could influence early-season rotation and push other linemen to stay sharp, impacting run-blocking and pass-protection dynamics in the opening weeks.