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NFL confirms seven international games for 2025

Mike Florio and Michael Holley unpack the international destinations for 2025, including three games in London, then one each in Sao Paulo, Berlin, Madrid and Dublin, and explore what the future holds.

2024 Season Overview

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Standing (Division)Division Rank	2nd AFC East
WinsWins	8
LossesLosses	9
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PPGPoints per Game	20.3
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	21.4
Head CoachHead Coach	Mike McDaniel

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Kendall Lamm

PHI Tackle #70

4dEagles signed OT Kendall Lamm, formerly of the Dolphins, to a one-year contract.

The 10-year NFL veteran should provide depth along one of the top performing offensive lines from a season ago. Lamm has appeared in 119 games for the Texans, Browns, Titans, and Dolphins, 44 of which have been starts. He started 16 games in Miami during his three seasons with the team.

Benito Jones

MIA Defensive Tackle #95

9dDolphins re-signed DT Benito Jones.

In his first season with the Dolphins, Jones started 15 of the 17 games he appeared in, totaling 24 tackles and four TFLs. The four-year vet is coming off one of his more productive seasons as a pro and played the fourth-most snaps of any defensive lineman on the Dolphins last season. With Calais Campbell’s future still undecided, it’s possible Jones will find more playing time in 2025, depending on how the rest of free agency and the draft play out.

Willie Gay Jr.

MIA Linebacker #6

9dDolphins signed LB Willie Gay Jr., formerly of the Saints, to a one-year contract.

The former second-round pick played out his rookie contract with the Chiefs before signing a one-year deal with the Saints. He appeared in 15 games with the Saints and was credited with eight starts, though he only earned a snap share over 50 percent twice. Gay Jr. totaled two sacks and three pass breakups in New Orleans. He will be a depth option with the Dolphins.

Pharaoh Brown

MIA Tight End #86

11dDolphins signed TE Pharaoh Brown, formerly of the Seahawks.

Brown played 263 snaps for the Seahawks last year and was largely ineffective, finishing with five penalties and a 47.8 PFF pass block rating. He managed just eight catches in 12 targets. Well behind Jonnu Smith in the passing game in Miami, Brown will remain mostly a blocker in Miami in 2025 should he make the 53-man roster.

Artie Burns

MIA Cornerback #23

12dDolphins signed CB Artie Burns, formerly of the Seahawks, to a one-year contract.

Burns was drafted by the Steelers in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft. The nine-year vet has spent the last three seasons with the Seahawks, starting just one of the 21 games he appeared in while totaling 27 tackles and five pass breakups. Burns has started double-digit games just once in his career and shouldn’t be viewed as anything more than a depth signing for the Dolphins ahead of next season.

Ryan Stonehouse

MIA Punter #4

13dDolphins signed P Ryan Stonehouse, formerly of the Titans, to a one-year contract.

Stonehouse is familiar with new Dolphins special teams coach Craig Aukerman, whom he worked with in two of his three seasons in the league with the Titans. Stonehouse led the league in yards per punt in 2022 and 2023. He suffered a season-ending knee injury in 2023 but returned to play all 17 games last season. However, it’s worth noting that he experienced career lows in yards per punt (50.6) and net yards per punt (38.3) and landed only 30.1 percent of his punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line—also a career low. With last year’s punter, Jake Bailey, still on the roster, it’s possible Stonehouse is being brought in as camp competition for the upcoming season.

Dee Eskridge

MIA Wide Receiver #82

14dDolphins re-signed WR Dee Eskridge to a one-year contract.

Eskridge will chip in with the occasional target and kick return but he is not on the fantasy radar. He averaged 29.2 yards per kick return on five returns last year and caught 3-of-3 targets for 47 yards.

Champ Kelly

MIA Front Office

14dESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that former Raiders assistant GM Champ Kelly “has agreed to join the Dolphins as a senior personnel executive.”

Kelly will work “in both pro and college scouting.” Kelly interviewed for multiple general manager roles around the league but ultimately takes a job in sunny Miami. Kelly previously held front office jobs with the Broncos and Bears.

Liam Eichenberg

MIA Tackle #74

15dDolphins re-signed G Liam Eichenberg to a one-year contract.

The Dolphins bring back the underwhelming right guard. Whether this was always their goal remains to be seen, but they likely lost out on some of the higher-priced free agents and decided to stick with the one they know. Eichenberg earned a career-best 56.0 PFF offense grade in 2024. He allowed just two sacks, bringing his career total up to 18. The 2021 second-rounder started his career at tackle, but has been moved around the inside over the last three years with Miami.

Alexander Mattison

MIA Running Back #22

15dDolphins signed Alexander Mattison, formerly of the Raiders, to a one-year contract.

The Raiders and Dolphins effectively trade backup running backs with Raheem Mostert headed to Vegas. The Dolphins had just two running backs rostered, both of whom possess elite speed and agility but perhaps lack physicality. The 5-foot-11, 220-pound Mattison fills that need. He is unlikely to assume a voluminous rushing role but could perhaps be annoying for De’Von Achane’s fantasy value in a goal-to-go role.

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