Overview
- Waller was officially removed from the physically unable to perform list on Aug. 20, weeks after Miami acquired his rights from the Giants following his un-retirement.
- He is now eligible to practice, and coach Mike McDaniel said he expects to see Waller on the field "sooner than later" as the team gauges his conditioning.
- The Dolphins have a joint practice with the Jaguars on Thursday and a preseason finale Saturday, and team officials have not said if Waller will take part.
- Waller signed a one-year contract worth up to $5 million, and the trade sent a conditional 2026 sixth-round pick to New York with Miami also receiving a conditional 2027 seventh.
- Miami expects him to fill its receiving tight end role vacated by Jonnu Smith, with OC Frank Smith citing Waller’s strong mental grasp from their Raiders tenure.