The Miami Dolphins are not done with their talent collection ahead of the 2024 NFL season, but it is now a good time to stop after the draft and look at this roster in comparison to last year's.

Where are the Dolphins better?

That is our subject here today on Locked on Dolphins.

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locked on network on YouTube or wherever you listen to your favorite podcast with the tip of the the So we are looking at the Dolphins roster today through a lens that is very

comparative in nature. Where are the Dolphins better than last season? And we're

going to go position room by position room because I think that's the most easily digestible way to kind of talk about

Where the changes have happened where the changes have not happened where the changes still need to happen,

we've looked at safety and into your offensive line,

and I'll give you a spoiler.

I think those are two spots in particular,

the Dolphins are not better than they were last year yet.

The good news is they can still I think get there with at least one of those two spots.

And there's some complicating factors with the way that one of the other position rooms worked itself out this past year that I think it's very easily attainable for the full body of work to be better than what it was, even if the Talent Assembly is not as good.

And of course that breaks both ways and is applicable across the board for the entirety of the roster,

but we'll tackle that as we get there.

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