The Miami Dolphins are preparing for the 2025 NFL free agent market, likely targeting to re-sign around a third of their 26 pending unrestricted free agents. Traditionally, they have re-signed about eight players from this group based on past seasons. Key names include QB Tyler Huntley, RB Jeff Wilson Jr., and WR Braxton Berrios. The Dolphins have already re-signed several players from last year’s contingent, such as Kendall Lamm and Isaiah Wynn, suggesting a favorable trend in keeping core talent in Miami.

Some players, like Kendall Lamm, are uncertain about their future following back surgery, while others like Braxton Berrios and Jeff Wilson Jr. face pivotal moments in their careers as they approach free agency for the second time. The team previously re-signed several players to one-year contracts, indicating a strategy of short-term commitments with the potential for future negotiations.

The Minnesota Vikings are set to welcome new left tackle Cam Robinson, who was acquired just five days ago from the Jacksonville Jaguars, to replace the injured Christian Darrisaw against the Indianapolis Colts.

Robinson practiced with the team for the first time on Thursday and is expected to make an immediate impact. Additionally, guard Dalton Risner has been activated from injured reserve and tight end T.J. Hockenson will also be available for the first time this season.

However, the Vikings will be without linebacker Blake Cashman and cornerback Akayleb Evans due to injuries, while defensive tackle Taki Taimani has been placed on injured reserve.