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    Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reports that the NFL’s defensive tackle market “has been hot,” and teams “might” try to trade for Derrick Brown.

    The Panthers are “not actively looking to move” Brown, but Breer says they have considered it. Other defensive tackles on other teams who have come up in trade talks include Grover Stewart, Davon Godchaux, Nathan Shepherd, Christian Barmore and Bobby Brown. The Dolphins have told teams they are not interested in trading away Zach Sieler.
  • MIA Defensive Tackle #92
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    Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel said ZDT Zach Sieler (unspecified) will be out “between days and weeks.”

    McDaniel said that Sieler likely would have suited up for Saturday’s preseason game against the Lions if it were a regular season game. The veteran lineman who signed a three-year extension this offseason now has 22 days to get right before the Dolphins visit the Colts in Week 1. While the timeline for Sieler’s return is murky, McDaniel said he is not concerned about his Week 1 availability.
  • MIA Defensive Tackle #92
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    Dolphins signed DT Zach Sieler to a three-year, $67.75 million extension through 2029.

    The contract makes him the Dolphins’ highest-paid defender and includes $44 million in guarantees. Sieler remains a talented three-down player at 29 years old. His 11 sacks in 2024 tie for second among NFL defensive tackles. He has 20 over the last two seasons.
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    Dolphins ruled out DL Zach Sieler (orbital bone) for Week 8 against the Cardinals.

    Sieler reportedly fractured his orbital bone in Friday’s practice and will miss at least one week. NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reports Sieler will undergo further testing to determine if surgery is required. This is a significant loss for the Dolphins’ pass rusher. Sieler leads the team in quarterback pressures (18) and ties for the team lead in NFL sacks (2.0).
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    Dolphins signed DL Zach Sieler to a three-year, $30.8 million extension.

    The Dolphins gave Sieler $20 million guaranteed and he can make up to $35 million with incentives. It’s a nice raise for the 2018 seventh-rounder after he became a full-time starter for the first time last year. Sieler is now signed with Miami through 2026.
  • MIA Defensive Lineman #92
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    Dolphins DE Zach Sieler’s contract is worth $8.041 million over three years.

    He also gets a $1 million signing bonus. Claimed off waivers from the Ravens last year, Sieler has eight quarterback hits and 1.5 sacks in nine appearances (three starts) this season. Sieler’s new deal keeps him in Miami through 2023.

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    Dolphins and DE Zach Sieler agreed to a contract extension.

    The official terms haven’t been announced, but Sieler is expected to be under contract through the 2023 season. Ozzie Newsome’s last ever draft pick with Baltimore, Sieler was claimed off waivers by the Dolphins in December and has totaled 26 tackles, eight quarterback hits and 1.5 sacks as a rotational player and special teams piece across nine appearances this year. He turned 25 in September.

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    Dolphins re-signed DE Zach Sieler to a one-year, $660,000 contract.

    Sieler was an exclusive rights free agent. A second-year seventh-rounder, Sieler made seven 2019 appearances between the Ravens and Dolphins.
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    Ravens selected Ferris State DE Zach Sieler with the No. 238 overall pick in the 2018 NFL draft.

    Sieler (6'6/290) was not invited to an all-star game or the NFL Combine, but he did work out at Michigan’s Pro Day and produced an athletic profile in the 32nd percentile. He posted a ridiculous 2016 season with 19.5 sacks and 29.5 tackles for loss.

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