Overview
- The Miami Dolphins released linebacker Jerome Baker, freeing up about $9.8 million in salary cap space.
- Baker's departure follows a season marred by injuries, including an MCL sprain and a wrist surgery that sidelined him for the playoffs.
- The Dolphins also released cornerback Keion Crossen, adding to the cap savings.
- Miami faces challenges in rebuilding its defense, with several key players recovering from injuries and others set to enter free agency.
- General Manager Chris Grier expressed a desire to retain Baker but emphasized the importance of the new defensive staff's evaluation.