The Dolphins' offensive line struggles are evident, having started only nine of 53 games with their expected starting five intact over three years. With significant injuries affecting key players, the effectiveness of the backup offensive linemen will be a focal point in the upcoming preseason opener against the Chicago Bears. Many NFL teams struggle with backup depth, highlighting a league-wide scarcity of quality offensive linemen. The Dolphins need to determine their backup options ahead of the season opener against Indianapolis to evaluate their overall offensive line strength.
In the last three years, the Dolphins have started just nine of 53 games (18 percent) with their projected starting five offensive linemen intact, showcasing the challenges in maintaining a stable offensive line.
I've contended this is the worst backup offensive line in the coach Mike McDaniel era, highlighting the importance of evaluating backups given the starting lineup's struggles.
There's always a shortage of quality backup offensive linemen leaguewide, with most NFL teams having only one or none, emphasizing the competitive nature of the position.
The Dolphins must establish where they rank in terms of depth on the offensive line before their Sept. 7 season opener, underscoring the need for effective backups.
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