Dolphins worked out massive rookie offensive lineman

The Miami Dolphins have a rather full offensive line room this year, as they kept 10 on their 53-man roster and have one more on their practice squad with Week 1 on the horizon. However, with Miami working the early days of a rebuild, they need to constantly churn the bottom of their roster to try a

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The Miami Dolphins have a rather full offensive line room this year, as they kept 10 on their 53-man roster and have one more on their practice squad with Week 1 on the horizon.

However, with Miami working the early days of a rebuild, they need to constantly churn the bottom of their roster to try and find guys that they can build around going forward.

With that, the Dolphins reportedly hosted offensive lineman Dodji Dahoue for a workout on Tuesday, according to KPRC2's Aaron Wilson.

Dahoue, 21, was born in France and raised in Mali. He began playing football at Santa Rosa Junior College before transferring to Eastern Michigan. He appeared in 11 games and started five games in two years with the Eagles.

After going undrafted in 2026, the 6-foot-9,

315-pound offensive lineman spent some time with the New York Giants this offseason.

This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins worked out massive rookie offensive lineman