Miami Dolphins gain over $20 million in salary cap space on June 2

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Last updated Jun 2, 2026

Miami Dolphins gain over $20 million in salary cap space on June 2
Summary

The Miami Dolphins' salary cap space increased to over $20 million as of June 2. The team made significant roster changes with the release of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and linebacker Bradley Chubb, utilizing two 'post-June 1' designations. This strategic move provides financial relief, with approximately half of the new cap space designated for signing 13 drafted rookies. The Dolphins also have potential flexibility for additional veteran signings or to carry over funds into the 2027 season, despite substantial dead money obligations totaling over $179 million for 2026.

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  • Dolphins' salary cap space reaches $20.16 million after roster cuts.
  • Tua Tagovailoa and Bradley Chubb released, affecting cap space.
  • Team plans to sign 13 drafted rookies with available cap funds.
  • Miami holds the highest dead money amount in the league this year.
  • Flexibility exists for veteran free agent signings or carryover funds.
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  • 4:58 PMYahoo SportsMiami Dolphins salary camp jumps as June 2 hits
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The Dolphins have picked up $20 million in salary cap space.

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