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Dolphins Depth Chart - Post Rookie Minicamp

The Miami Dolphins held their rookie minicamp over the weekend, leading to a couple of players being waived, as well as one try out player being added. The team also signed veteran offensive tackle Tyson Clabo. Here's a look at how the depth chart stacks up with all the changes.

Joel Auerbach

The 2013 Miami Dolphins depth chart is a constantly changing entity, as evidenced by this weekend's rookie minicamp. The Dolphins announced the signing of 19 undrafted free agents at the start of the camp, and had cut two by the end of it. They also signed linebacker David Hinds after he came to the camp for a try out.

The Dolphins also added Tyson Clabo this week, giving them a starting right tackle.

Here is the current projection of the depth chart:

Miami Dolphins
Current Contracts: 81
Unsigned Draft Picks: 9
Top 51 Salary Cap Space: $6,967,001 (with $9,390,000 freeing up on June 1)
Rookie Salary Pool: $7,839,986 (minimum $5,200,912)

Offense:
(40 players signed, 3 unsigned draft picks)

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Wide Receiver

Brian Hartline

Brandon Gibson

Armon Binns

Jeff Fuller
Chad Bumphis (R)
Terrell Sinkfield (R)

Left Tackle

Jonathan Martin

Dallas Thomas (R)

Jeff Adams

Andrew McDonald

Left Guard

Richie Incognito

Chandler Burden

Center

Mike Pouncey

Josh Samuda

Sam Brenner (R)

Right Guard

John Jerry

Lance Louis

Chris Barker (R)

Right Tackle

Tyson Clabo

Nate Garner

Will Yeatman

Patrick Ward (R)

Tight End

Dustin Keller

Dion Sims (R)

Charles Clay

Michael Egnew
Kyle Miller

Wide Receiver

Mike Wallace

Marcus Thigpen

Rishard Matthews

Brian Tyms
Junior Collins (R)
Taylor Stockemer (R)

Quarterback

Ryan Tannehill

Matt Moore

Pat Devlin

Halfback

Lamar Miller

Daniel Thomas

Mike Gillislee (R)

Jonas Gray
Cameron Marshall (R)

Fullback

Jorvorskie Lane

Ina Liaini (R)

Needs:

With the addition of Clabo yesterday, the Dolphins have fairly well answered all of their needs for the 2013 season. Depth on the offensive line is really the only question mark, specifically at left tackle, but there's nothing in the way of the Dolphins have a Week 1 lineup capable of being a playoff contender this year.

Notes:

Jerry is still my starting right guard at this point, with Loius' injury being the deciding factor. Thomas spent the few limited snaps he had during the rookie minicamp (due to his shoulder surgery rehab) working as a left tackle, so I have him slotted behind Martin now. Clabo comes in as the starting right tackle. I've moved Marcus Thigpen to the slot receiver position, because I believe that is where he will work the most on the offense. It also opens up the running back position for Gillislee and Gray. Wide receivers are backed up right now, with Wallace, Hartline, Gibson, and Thigpen taking the top four positions.

Defense:
(37 players signed, 5 unsigned draft picks)

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Defensive End

Jared Odrick

Dion Jordan (R)

Derrick Shelby

Tristan Okpalaugo (R)

Defensive Tackle

Randy Starks

Vaughn Martin

Chas Alecxih

A.J. Francis (R)

Defensive Tackle

Paul Soliai

Kheeston Randall

Chris Burnette (R)

Defensive End

Cameron Wake

Olivier Vernon

Emeka Onyenekwu (R)

Linebacker

Dannell Ellerbe

Jelani Jenkins (R)

Jonathan Freeny

Michael Clay (R)

Linebacker

Koa Misi

Josh Kaddu

Jason Trusnik

Alonzo Highsmith (R)

Linebacker

Philip Wheeler

Austin Spitler

David Hinds (R)

Lee Robinson

Cornerback

Brent Grimes

Dimitri Patterson

Nolan Carroll

Don Jones (R)
Julian Posey

Cornerback

Jamar Taylor (R)

Richard Marshall

Will Davis (R)

R.J. Stanford
DeAndre Presley

Safety

Reshard Jones

Jimmy Wilson

Keelan Johnson (R)

Safety

Chris Clemons

Kelcie McCray

Jordan Kovacs (R)


Needs:

As I said in the last post, the defense is fairly well set. Right now, it's all about depth.

Notes:

No real changes from last posting. Simply added the undrafted free agents to the chart.

Special Teams:
(4 players signed, 1 unsigned draft picks)

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Punter

Brandon Fields

Kicker

Dan Carpenter

Caleb Sturgis (R)

Long Snapper

John Denney

Patrick Scales

Needs:

No needs remain here.

Notes:

Sturgis came out hitting 50-yard field goals in rookie minicamp over the weekend. He's not playing, and the competition between him and Dan Carpenter is real.

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