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After
the Miami Dolphins fell to the Atlanta Falcons 17-12 on Friday at Hard Rock Stadium and dropped to 0-3 in the preseason, they'll have to quickly turn their attention to building their roster.
Miami, like the other 31 teams in the league, must comply with the NFL's roster deadline and have 53 players by Sunday night at 6:00 p.m. ET. This means that the Dolphins will have to cut 38 players between now and then.
With many jobs up in the air, there are plenty of Dolphins who don't have to worry about where they stand this weekend. Here's a list of 34 players who should be locks to make the roster.
- QB Malik Willis
- RB De'Von Achane
- RB Jaylen Wright
- RB Ollie Gordon II
- WR Malik Washington
- WR Caleb Douglas
- WR Chris Bell
- WR Kevin Coleman Jr.
- TE Greg Dulcich
- TE Ben Sims
- TE Will Kacmarek
- LT Patrick Paul
- LG Kadyn Proctor
- C Aaron Brewer
- RG Jonah Savaiinaea
- RT Austin Jackson
- EDGE Chop Robinson
- DL Zach Sieler
- DL Kenneth Grant
- DL Jordan Phillips
- DL Zeek Biggers
- LB Jordyn Brooks
- LB Jacob Rodriguez
- LB Trey Moore (IR candidate)
- LB Tyrel Dodson
- LB Kyle Louis
- CB JuJu Brents
- CB Chris Johnson
- S Dante Trader Jr.
- S Zayne Anderson
- S Michael Taaffe
- K Riley Patterson
- P Bradley Pinion
- LS Tucker Addington
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: 34 players who are locks to make the Dolphins 53-man roster
