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Feinga

Feinga goes to make room for Larry Johnson on the roster. The 2010 undrafted free agent out of BYU has practice squad eligibility left.

Promoted from the practice squad in November, Feinga was a healthy scratch for his brief stay on the Dolphins’ roster. Feinga would have been an exclusive rights free agent. Purely a depth signing, the 26-year-old is more likely to end up back on the Dolphins’ practice squad than active roster.

Feinga has bounced between the Dolphins’ practice squad and the active roster for much of the last two seasons. He’s mere depth.

Feinga was just released a week ago. He’s appeared in only three NFL games and is purely a depth signing after Artis Hicks was placed on injured reserve.

The Dolphins’ recent moves have suggested G John Jerry’s roster spot is secure. A former undrafted free agent, Feinga has appeared in just three career games.

The second-year player will provide depth for a group of guards that are dealing with struggles and injury, as John Jerry was benched and Vernon Carey (knee) was injured in Week 13.

The hulking BYU alum is a practice squad candidate.

Feinga broke his finger late in training camp but the Dolphins thought enough of him to stash him on the practice squad. He may be insurance for John Jerry, who has missed practice Wednesday and Thursday.

The violation is unspecified. Feinga was cut by the Dolphins Monday after spending Week 4 on the active roster. He’ll be eligible again in Week 8.

Feinga was already a long shot to make the final roster. Expect him to be released shortly with an injury settlement.