With the NFL free agency underway, the Miami Dolphins have moved quickly to strengthen their offense. Following the departure of Raheem Mostert, the AFC East club has signed a new running back to support quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the 2025 season.

When a team's backup quarterback can do the things its starter does, it's easier for the offense to operate when the starter is injured.

In 2025, Westbrook-Ikhine will be among the wide-receiver targets for Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, a former Alabama All-American. Westbrook-Ikhine and the Dolphins agreed on a two-year, $6.5 million contract, NFL Network reported on Tuesday, that will bring the wide receiver to Miami from the Titans as a free agent.

The Miami Dolphins must win. But without much salary cap space, they're proceeding slowly and wisely in the first wave of free agency.

After loading up on the offensive line in free agency, the Dolphins have added a new weapon at wide receiver for Tua Tagovailoa.

Considering Tagovailoa's concerning injury history, Wilson has a chance of starting in 2025. For a Dolphins squad with playoff aspirations, they should have aimed higher when addressing their need at backup quarterback. By settling for Wilson, they might have resigned themselves to a bleak fate.

A former Super Bowl champion with Tom Brady is returning to the Miami Dolphins, led by Tua Tagovailoa, for the 2025 NFL season.