- A lot of things can and will change between now and September 1, so I don't expect these to be very accurate
- I am not taking into account any possible signings or roster additions (Terry Glenn, anyone?) during camp or the preseason, and such occurrences would obviously throw these predictions off
Running backs (4): Ronnie Brown, Ricky Williams, Jalen Parmele, Lex Hilliard
Fullbacks (2): Reagan Mauia, Boomer Grigsby
Wide receivers (5): Ernest Wilford, Ted Ginn, Jr., Derek Hagan, Greg Camarillo, Davone Bess
Tight ends (3): Anthony Fasano, Justin Peelle, Sean Ryan

Offensive tackles (3): Jake Long, Vernon Carey, Trey Darilek
Offensive guards (4): Justin Smiley, Steve McKinney, Shawn Murphy, Donald Thomas
Centers (2): Samson Satele, Mike Byrne
Defensive ends (5): Randy Starks, Vonnie Holliday, Philip Merling, Kendall Langford, Rodrique Wright
Defensive tackles (2): Jason Ferguson, Paul Soliai
Outside linebackers (5): Joey Porter, Charlie Anderson, Quentin Moses, Junior Glymph, Titus Brown
Inside linebackers (3): Channing Crowder, Akin Ayodele, Reggie Torbor
Cornerbacks (5): Will Allen, Michael Lehan, Andre' Goodman, Nathan Jones, Joey Thomas
Safeties (4): Jason Allen, Yeremiah Bell, Chris Crocker, Keith Davis
Special teams (3): Jay Feely, Brandon Fields, John Denney
Total: 53
Some of my the most notable cuts:
- RB Patrick Cobbs - if Lex Hilliard can show ability on special teams, the team will probably
keep him around in lieu of Cobbs.
- TE David Martin - Fasano was clearly acquired to be a starter and Martin was pretty much horrible in all aspects last season. I think they go with some stronger blockers in Peelle and Ryan to back up
- DE Matt Roth - Roth has shown flashes during his three-year career but has yet to establish himself as a legitimate starter with only three sacks last season. I also don't see him as a good fit in the 3-4, and with all the bodies added to the position in the offseason I don't see the use for him here.
- CB Travis Daniels - Daniels has regressed since his 2005 rookie season and is not a legitimate starter, which is why I think former Cowboys Nathan Jones and Joey Thomas beat him out.
- FS Renaldo Hill - Hill is solid and could make the team, but I think Jason Allen will start and the Dolphins go with a healthier Chris Crocker as backup.