Miami Dolphins host eight free agents, including Clyde Edwards-Helaire
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Last updated Jul 29, 2026
The Miami Dolphins held a tryout session for eight free agents, including running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, on July 28, 2026. Edwards-Helaire, a former first-round pick, previously played for the Kansas City Chiefs and had brief stints with the New Orleans Saints. Alongside him, four wide receivers, two quarterbacks, and one Australian Rules Football player participated in the tryouts. These sessions take place as the Dolphins prepare for their training camp, which begins on July 29. The team will look to assess these players for potential roster spots as they gear up for the season.
- •Clyde Edwards-Helaire has 1,904 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns in his career.
- •Other participants included four wide receivers and two quarterbacks.
- •Ben Te Kura is an Australian Rules Football player trying out for the Dolphins.
- •The Dolphins begin training camp practices on July 29, 2026.
- 12:45 AMYahoo Sports — Dolphins host eight free agents; including former first-round running back
"Clyde Edwards-Helaire, four wide receivers, two quarterbacks and an Australian Rules Football lineman tryout for Miami.
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