The Miami Dolphins have major decisions to make this all season with Tehran Armstead, Bradley Chubb, and Tyree Kill.

But if you omit those three players, what kind of salary cap space can this team create with the other moves that are available to them?

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All right, Miami, welcome to another episode of Locked on Dolphins.

It is your team every day here on the Lockedown Network. I'm your host, Kyle Crabs, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Locked on Dolphins. It is your team every day here on the Lockedone Network.

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Here on the Locked On Network. If you are not an everydayer, what better time than right

now to start picking up as business starts picking up here in the next month. We just had today

the NFL Combine invite list of all 300 and effectively 30

players that got invited to the NFL Combine this year. Of course, it's a big year in the draft

of the Dolphins projected with Compense story picks to land at about 10 draft selections. Here's

hoping they can add a few more because I think the depth of this class would be really helpful

for Miami.

But today on the show, we're focused instead on the salary cap manipulation that this

team is going to need to execute in order to not only become cap compliant, but put themselves

in a position to add more talent

to the roster. And you're going to hear me allude to the idea of operating cap, which is an

important distinguishment because when you get on with all the salary cap tools that exist on

the internet, you can do post-June-first

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