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The Miami Dolphins’ roster continues to be in constant flux under the leadership of new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan. On Tuesday, the team signed a new kicker — Zane Gonzalez — while releasing incumbent Riley Patterson. In addition to that…

The Miami Dolphins have released cornerback Storm Duck from their physically unable to perform list on Tuesday morning. Duck, who had not played during the 2026 season, was let go despite practicing fully for the prior two weeks. The move comes amid several roster changes led by new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan.
Duck originally joined Miami as an undrafted free agent in 2024, appearing in 14 games as a rookie before a major knee injury cut his 2025 campaign short after just two appearances. In corresponding transactions, Miami signed kicker Zane Gonzalez, released Riley Patterson, waived edge rusher Andre Jones Jr., and promoted rookie edge rusher Rodney McGraw.
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