The Miami Dolphins' 2026 undrafted free agent class is generating serious buzz among the fanbase, and for good reason. Following the NFL Draft, the Dolphins signed eleven undrafted free agents (UDFAs), and the question on everyone's mind is: which of these overlooked prospects will actually earn a spot on the 53-man roster?
Let's break down the names that fans are most excited about. Running back Le'Veon Moss (Texas A&M) and linebacker Mason Reiger (Louisville) are generating the most confidence among the faithful. Many believe these two have the best shot at not only making the team but also contributing meaningful snaps this season. Safety Louis Moore (Indiana) is also drawing strong support as a potential roster addition.
On the defensive side of the ball, the buzz continues with Rodney McGraw (Western Michigan) and the versatile defensive lineman from Louisville, who fans are high on for his high ceiling—one report even suggests he has "impact starter potential." Edge rusher Mason Reiger is also seen as a key piece, with one fan noting that his guaranteed money ($287,500) signals the team sees real value in him.
Offensively, running back Anthony Hankerson (Oregon State) is another name to watch, while the Dolphins' depth at offensive line could be bolstered by undrafted linemen like Boniface and Cline. One fan pointed out that Moss was ranked among the top 15 running backs in this class, making him a steal if he pans out.
Not everyone is satisfied, though. Some fans are still hoping the Dolphins will look at overlooked talent like Curtis Allen, a Division II running back who rushed for an eye-popping 2,409 yards in 12 games last season. His running style has drawn comparisons to Derrick Henry, and with the Baltimore Ravens reportedly interested, Miami might be missing out.
But beyond the individual names, there's a bigger picture here. As one fan wisely put it: this isn't a Super Bowl year for Miami. Not even a playoff year. Instead, this season is about building chemistry, developing young talent, and laying a foundation for the future. The UDFAs, the drafted rookies, and veterans like QB Willis all know their role: compete hard, build trust, and set the stage for a physical, cohesive team in 2027.
So, which of these undrafted gems will be wearing Dolphins gear on game day? The answers are still unfolding, but the excitement is already building.