Dolphins QB Malik Willis could miss more than 4 weeks, seeking medical options
*Season-ending surgery not totally ruled out at this time
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Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley says Zach Sieler tore bicep on first play and finished. “Remarkable,” Hafley said. “Great captain for us to lean on.” On Malik Willis: MRI Monday, medical team believes he needs rest. Groin injury moved to core. Will get input on any surgery etc. They are hopeful he’ll be back in 4 weeks.
“You’re going to get hit regardless,” Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley, when I asked about balancing benefits of QB run with athlete athlete vs. potential increased risk of injury.
NFL active salary cap spending, 2026
MOST
Seahawks $304 million
Rams $299 million
Patriots $299 million
Bengals $297 million
LEAST
Dolphins $114 million
Saints $185 million
Jets $195 million
Falcons $197 million
via OTC
Dolphins at $122 million annual spending compared to average spending of $299 million
Marlins would be proud
(Obviously the cap is the reason for Miami, something Marlins will have to manage soon)
The current median annual spending per team on the active 53 man roster is just over $299M. Following the IR placements yesterday the Dolphins are at just $120 million. That's a crazy number. Cardinals are next at $170M. Those are the only two under $200M.