Dolphins set to release Shaq Barrett, who retired before the season but wants to continue playing elsewhere in 2024

The Miami Dolphins have parted ways with Shaq Barrett. The team is waiving the former Pro Bowl pass rusher from the reserve/retired list on Friday, according to ESPN. After announcing his retirement from the NFL back in July,

The Miami Dolphins have had a change of heart. A month ago, pass rusher Shaq Barrett announced that he planned to unretire and return to the NFL. Because he signed a one-year deal with the Dolphins earlier this year,

Rookie edge rusher Chop Robinson has caught fire recently, recording all six of his sacks in the last eight games. His trademark “chop” celebration after a sack has been well-received, especially the one he did with teammates on the sideline in last week’s win over San Francisco.

The Miami Dolphins kept their playoff hopes alive last week with a win against the San Francisco 49ers, but there's a chance they'll be eliminated before they even play the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

It’s not a desirable position the Miami Dolphins find themselves in heading into their Sunday trip to face the Cleveland Browns.