Kendall Lamm, a swing lineman, has been re-signed by the Miami Dolphins for a one-year contract, according to highly regarded Miami Herald reporter Barry Jackson.
The soon-to-be 32-year-old Lamm will likely back up tackles Terron Armstead and Austin Jackson, as he has in the past. But in his two years with the team, Lamm has seen plenty of opportunities to start in spite of his job as a backup swing tackle. Lamm participated in all 17 regular season games in 2023 alone, starting eight of them and logging 613 offensive snaps. For the regular season, the number of snaps accounted for 56% of Miami’s offensive snaps.
This is a wise move if Miami hopes to be able to choose the best player available when their selection time comes because it gives them one less hole when the NFL Draft draws nearer later this month.
As soon as the numbers for Kendall Lamm’s new contract become public, we will update our readers. For the most recent information on free agency and the events building up to the Thursday, April 25th, 2024 NFL Draft, keep an eye on The Phinsider.
Lamm has played in every game for the squad in the previous season and has been a Miami resident for the past two years. Prior to that, he played for the Titans, Browns, and Texans, where he made 28 starts. He also started eight of those games.
The Dolphins return tackles Austin Jackson and Terron Armstead from the previous campaign. Additionally, they added former Eagle Jack Driscoll to their roster as a free agent to add more depth at the position.
