ation scenarios.

Overall, the Dolphins’ roster moves emphasize depth, versatility, and a plan to adapt on the fly if injuries strike. The quarterback depth chart leans veteran-friendly with Wilson as the immediate option, while Ewers offers upside if called upon. For fantasy managers, the standout names to monitor are Bailey, Achane, Washington, Duck, Hilton, Wilson, and Ewers as the season opener approaches.

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Matthew Judon joined the Miami Dolphins on a one-year deal worth up to 6 million, visiting the facility Monday as Miami eyes a beefed-up edge rush. The move comes without tying Judon to any injury concerns around Jaelan Phillips, Chop Robinson or Bradley Chubb, signaling a merger of veteran presence with the team’s growing depth.

Judon, 33, posted 5.5 sacks last season after returning from a torn biceps that sidelined him in 2023, and sits at 72 career sacks across nine seasons. Miami languished at 27th in sacks last year (35) with Robinson and Sieler chipping in; Chubb missed all of 2024 and Phillips four games. The addition pairs a proven, thrifty pass-rush option with a room that already flashed in preseason, including Grayson Murphy and Derrick McLendon.

The signing underscores a concerted effort to stabilize a defense that has been outpaced by growing offensive lines. For fantasy managers, Judon’s presence could unlock more favorable matchups for Miami’s other edge players, depending on how the rotation shakes out and how quickly Judon adapts to the Dolphins’ scheme.

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Matthew Judon is reportedly set to join the Miami Dolphins, a veteran splash that would inject a four-time Pro Bowl pass rusher into a defense already stocked on the edge. Judon, 33, arrived in the NFL with the Ravens and thrived there before a long run with the Patriots that produced steady sack totals, punctuated by a Pro Bowl run in 2019 and 2020. An injury in 2023 limited his field time, and a midseason trade sent him to Atlanta for a 2024 return, where he logged 5.5 sacks. The Dol

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