NFL free agency begins March 9. The Dolphins will be able to resign their own free agents after the Super Bowl.
In 2015, the Dolphins spent 38.78% of their cap on the offensive side of the ball.
8.31% was spent on four quarterbacks. Ryan Tannehill got 7.24%, Logan Thomas(0.41%), Zac Dysert(0.37%) and Tyler Murphy(0.28%).
With seven wide receivers, the Dolphins spent 6.94%. Greg
Jennings gets the lion's share with 3.42%, followed by DeVante Parker
with 1.54%. Jarvis Landry(0.59%), Kenny Stills(0.42%), Tony Lippett
(0.36%), Robert Herron(0.33%) and Damarr Aultman(0.28%).
On two centers, the Dolphins expended 6.64% of the cap. Mike Pouncey got 6.24% and Jamil Douglas got 0.41%.
The Dolphins' cap hit for two tight ends was 6.40%. To Jordan Cameron went 6.40% and to Dion Sims went 0.49%.
One left tackle, Brandon Albert, gets 6.31%.
Right tackle numbers two players knocking down 1.76%. Ja'Wuan James picked up 1.43% and Vinston Painter 0.33%.
Three guards cost the Dolphins 1.40%. Billy Turner(0.54%), Dallas Thomas(0.53%) and Anthony Steen(0.33%).
The Dolphins allot 1.02% to three running backs. Damien Williams(0.37%), Jay Ajayi(0.36%) and Jahwan Edwards(0.28%).
Pouncey is the fourth highest-paid center. For the guards, dead last in
the NFL. Not far ahead are the running backs at third from the bottom.
Even the highest-paid, Tannehill, is 21st.
