The Miami Dolphins are gearing up for the true start of the offseason on Monday, as the negotiating period opens up at noon ahead of Wednesday, when free agents are able to sign deals with new teams.

A slew of moves took place over the weekend preceding the start of free agency, but the Dolphins names weren't included as having reached a deal with anyone.  That will certainly change this week as Miami looks to fill a number of holes on the offensive line, defensive line, and in the secondary, to list the most pressing areas. 

Here, we'll keep track of all the Dolphins' signings, free agency losses, trades, releases, and everything else in between.  As such, keep this page bookmarked and check back periodically for updates.

Free agent agreements/signings: 

– QB Zach Wilson – 3/10 (1 year, $6 million worth up to $10 million)

– IOL James Daniels – 3/10 (3 years, $24 million) 

– OL Larry Borom – 3/10 (terms not yet disclosed)

– S Ifeatu Melifonwu – 3/11 (1 year, $4 million)

– S Ashtyn Davis – 3/11 ($2.5 million)

– WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine – 3/11 (2 years, $6.5 million)

Players signing elsewhere in free agency: 

– WR Braxton Berrios – 3/10 (1 year, $2 million with Texans)

– S Jevon Holland – 3/11 (3 years, $45 million with Giants)

– OL Rob Jones – 3/11 (1 year, $4.75 million)

Re-signings: 

– DT Matt Dickerson – 3/10

– S Elijah Campbell – 3/11 (1 year, $1.9 million)

– LB Quinton Bell – 3/11 (1 year, $1.5 million)

– LB Tyrel Dodson – 3/12 (2 years, $8.25 million)

Trades: 

None

Releases: 

– CB Kendall Fuller – 2/14

– RB Raheem Mostert – 2/14

– TE Durham Smythe – 2/14

Other transactions: 

– Awarded CB Ryan Cooper, Jr. from Seattle off waiver claim – 2/24

–  Tendered exclusive rights free agents LB Cameron Goode and OT Kion Smith (both $1.03 million) – 3/5

– Right of first refusal tag placed on CB Kader Kohou – 3/7 ($3.263 million due on tender)

An intriguing solution for a significant roster problem is becoming available, and the Miami Dolphins should strongly pursue it

Miami needs an upgrade behind their franchise player