Dolphins Making Another Cap-Related Roster Move

DOLPHINS SALARY CAP SAVINGS

Releasing Crossen, who had no guaranteed money coming in 2024, will save the Dolphins almost $3 million of cap space.

They came into the day a little less than $32 million over the cap limit of $255.4 million, with which each teams must be in compliance by the start of the new league year, March 13 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.

Because he had no guarantees left on his contract, Crossen always projected as a player from whom the Dolphins would move on in the process of shedding cap commitments.

Crossen becomes the third identified Dolphins player who the team will be letting go, joining cornerback Xavien Howard and defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah.

The move with Howard has yet to become official and will come with a post-June 1 designation.

Other Dolphins players without any guaranteed salary in 2024, per overthecap.com, include Jerome Baker, David Long Jr., Mike White, Alec Ingold, Jason Sanders, Jevon Holland, Liam Eichenberg, Jeff Wilson Jr., Raheem Mostert, Duke Riley, Channing Tindall, De'Von Achane, Eric Ezukanma and Lester Cotton.

Based on role and potential cap savings, the players most likely to become cap casualties would include Wilson (role) and Baker (cap savings).