NFL offseason rosters can be a bit of an adventure, especially so soon after the NFL Draft.<\/p>\n
That was definitely true for the Miami Dolphins<\/a> on Monday as they cut seven players.<\/p>\n Officially, one of the cuts was a release, long snapper Taybor Pepper.<\/p>\n The other six are players who are being waived: punter Seth Vernon, inside linebacker K.C. Ossai, edge rusher Derrick McLendon, cornerback Jason Maitre, tight end Zack Kuntz and cornerback Isaiah Johnson.<\/p>\n Johnson and Maitre were both waived officially with a failed physical designation.<\/p>\n Most recently, Johnson got into four games with the Dolphins in 2025 as a special teams player.<\/p>\n McLendon also has played for the Dolphins, although in just a single game.<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0Shilo Sanders under fire for telling female reporter to ‘make a sandwich’<\/a><\/p>\n The most-tenured NFL player on the list is Pepper, the long snapper. He has played 100 games across time with the Packers<\/a>, Dolphins and 49ers<\/a> — and he snapped in nine playoff games for San Francisco, too.<\/p>\n Kuntz played part of two seasons with the Jets<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ossai and Maitre have yet to appear in a regular season NFL game.<\/p>\n