Jonah Savaiinaea did not have the most impressive rookie seasons. After being selected in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, there were high expectations that Savaiinaea would serve as a solid guard option. That was not the case as he was penciled in at left guard after spending the majority of his college time at right guard.
With a new coaching staff coming in, the plan is to move Savaiinaea to right guard with rookie Kadyn Proctor sliding into the left guard spot. Maybe a move back to right guard will make Savaiinaea a bit more comfortable and have a shot at redeeming himself.
Advertisement
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Savaiinaea’s Number Change a Sign Of Things To Come?
Jonah Savaiinaea will look to start fresh in year two for Miami in 2026, and a convenient number change might help with that.
Dolphins 2026 Camp TE Preview: New Group Untested But Intriguing
Breaking down the Miami Dolphins by position as head into training camp
Training Camp Preview 2026: Offensive Line
The Dolphins offensive line is many things. The room is packed with high draft picks and continuity. Collectively, the group is large. The projected starting five averages more than 321 pounds.
Advertisement
Ranking the Most Important Dolphins, No. 6: Brewer Ready to Keep Bringing It
Going over every player on the roster and examining their projected role for the 2026 season
One answer to the Miami Dolphins’ 2026 defensive puzzle may be staring us right in the face
The Miami Dolphins were among the top teams in one personnel trend in 2025 — and they may be even more so in 2026 under Jeff Hafley.
Rookie Expectations: Part One
Here’s a look at expectations for the Dolphins’ extensive rookie class, starting with the players selected in rounds one through three.
Can Kenneth Grant make a big leap – The Splash Zone 7/20/26
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Advertisement
Two Miami Dolphins make ESPN’s ‘All-Backup Team’ | The Phinsider
Jamaree Salyer and Zane Gonzalez named to ESPN’s list.
Miami Dolphins Discussion: You Just Knew But Were Wrong Edition
We ask Miami Dolphins fans which past player they beieved would be a star for the team but ultimatly were busts.
