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Running back Le’Veon Moss will no longer be vying for a spot on the Dolphins’ roster.

The team placed Moss on the reserve/retired list on Tuesday. Moss signed with the team after going undrafted out of Texas A&M last month.

No corresponding move was announced, so the Dolphins now have an opening on their 90-man roster.

Moss played in 32 games over four seasons with the Aggies and ran 321 times for 1,767 yards and 22 touchdowns. He also caught 24 passes for 236 yards.

De’Von Achane, Jaylen Wright, Ollie Gordon, Donovan Edwards, and Anthony Hankerson are the remaining running backs in Miami.


Former Chiefs and Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill has one less legal issue to worry about.

Via the Miami Herald, Hill settled last week a lawsuit filed by a social-media influencer who claimed she suffered a broken leg after Hill shoved her.

Sophie Hall and Hill resolved the case during the civil trial. The settlement came after she testified in court, claiming the broken leg happened when Hill “charged” her during a football drill at his home.

Hill’s lawyer claimed that Hall “assumed any risk” of injury by participating in the drill.

Like many civil settlements, the amount of the payment was not disclosed.

Hill separately is facing a divorce action, in which he has been accused of multiple incidents of domestic violence. Most recently, his estranged wife’s lawyers embarked on an effort to uncover evidence related to past allegations of domestic violence against Hill, including a 2019 investigation over whether he broke his son’s arm.

The NFL has opened an investigation of Hill under the Personal Conduct Policy, as a result of the allegations made in the divorce case.

Hill suffered a serious knee injury during the 2025 NFL season. He was released by the Dolphins in March. Agent Drew Rosenhaus has said Hill intend to play in 2026.


The Dolphins added a player to the roster on Monday.

The team announced that they have signed DJ Herman, who is listed as a fullback after playing linebacker at San Diego State. Herman took part in the team’s rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.

Herman went undrafted earlier this year and appeared in 49 games while in college. He had 56 tackles and a tackle for loss while also seeing a lot of playing time on special teams.

The Dolphins do not have any other players listed at fullback on their current roster and special teams will likely a big part of Herman’s bid to make the cut in Miami.


The Dolphins didn’t select quarterback Mark Gronowski after visiting with him during the pre-draft process, but he will be on the roster in Miami.

Gronowski was one of 11 undrafted free agents to sign with the team on Friday. He joins Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers, and Cam Miller on the team’s depth chart.

Gronowski was a four-year starter at South Dakota State while also missing time with a torn ACL before transferring to Iowa last year. He ran for 16 touchdowns in his lone season with the Hawkeyes and completed 63.4 percent of his passes.

The Dolphins also signed Iowa State center Jim Bonifas, Boston College tackle Kevin Cline, Oregon State running back Anthony Hankerson, Louisville defensive lineman Rene Konga, Michigan wide receiver Donaven McCulley, Western Michigan edge rusher Rodney McGraw, Indiana safety Louis Moore, Texas A&M running back Le’Veon Moss, Wisconsin edge rusher Mason Reiger, and Kentucky defensive lineman Kahlil Saunders.


Free-agent receiver Tyreek Hill’s current status is complicated primarily by his ongoing recovery from a serious knee injury suffered in September 2025. A pending Personal Conduct Policy investigation further clouds his NFL future.

The situation at the heart of the pending matter could cloud it even more.

TMZ reports that Hill’s estranged wife, Keeta, is attempting through the couple’s divorce action to secure evidence of past incidents of alleged domestic violence involving Hill. Among other things, she has targeted the 2019 incident that prompted a league investigation — and that resulted in Hill voluntarily staying away from the Chiefs’ offseason program.

In early 2019, Hill’s three-year-old son suffered a broken arm. The case was initially closed quickly. Later, it was reopened. In June 2019, Hill met with NFL investigators for eight hours.

Hill was not charged in the case, and the NFL did not suspend him. Keeta Hill wants evidence from both the authorities and from the NFL about the 2019 case.

Keeta Hill has made multiple allegations of domestic violence against Hill in the divorce action. The NFL has an open investigation against Hill regarding those claims.