The Miami Dolphins' secondary is facing significant challenges heading into the new season, as described by ESPN analyst Ben Solak, who labeled it the 'worst position group' in the NFL. The potential trade of seven-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jalen Ramsey further exacerbates the situation, leaving the Dolphins with a roster that includes Storm Duck and Cam Smith as outside corners, Kader Kohou in the nickel role, along with safeties Ashtyn Davis and Ifeatu Melifonwu. This young and inexperienced secondary raises concerns about their ability to compete effectively.

Moreover, the Dolphins have hinted at exploring the veteran free agent market or trading for an experienced cornerback to bolster their defensive backfield before the season begins. Addressing this position is crucial for the Dolphins, as they aim to enhance their defensive capabilities and provide better support for their emerging talent. Without significant improvement in this area, they may struggle against potent passing attacks throughout the season.