The Miami Dolphins have announced contracts for 16 undrafted rookie free agents, enhancing their roster as they prepare for the upcoming season. Among the newcomers are four wide receivers, including Andrew Armstrong and Monaray Baldwin, both of whom stand over six feet tall and could potentially impact the receiving corps. The team also signed three offensive linemen and two cornerbacks, indicating a strategic focus on bolstering both the offensive line and secondary.

Notable signings include tight end Jalin Conyers and running back Nate Noel, who are expected to compete for spots on the 53-man roster. The Dolphins plan to host several other rookies for tryouts during their weekend minicamp, further signaling their commitment to finding talent. As the competition heats up, the performances of these undrafted rookies in practices will be closely monitored, especially with the potential for some to secure key roles on the team.

Oklahoma's football program continues its impressive legacy as it looks to extend its streak of having three or more players drafted in the NFL Draft for the 23rd consecutive year. The Sooners have produced first-round picks in each of the last two drafts, but this year they expect a later selection. Safety Billy Bowman Jr. is projected as the highest pick, possibly going in the third to fourth round, followed by linebacker Danny Stutsman and edge rusher Ethan Downs, who may be selected in the mid to late rounds. Former Sooners Dillon Gabriel and Jalin Conyers are also projected to be picked in this draft.