Following the NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins have bolstered their roster by signing 11 undrafted free agents, in addition to the 13 players drafted. Among the notable signings is Mark Gronowski, a quarterback from Iowa, who previously led South Dakota State to two national titles and is expected to compete for the QB3 position. Another significant addition is Le’Veon Moss, a running back from Texas A&M, who brings a powerful running style but is recovering from a torn ACL and MCL. Louis Moore, a safety from Indiana, recorded six interceptions last season and could play a vital role in Miami's reshaping secondary. Other signings include wide receiver Donaven McCulley from Michigan and defensive lineman Rene Konga from Louisville, each offering specific skills that could enhance the team's depth. The Dolphins will finalize these signings at the start of rookie minicamp on May 8.