The Miami Dolphins are starting anew in 2026, though that doesn't mean they're going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Along the offensive line, there's been a surprising amount of continuity, with four of five starters returning from the 2025 season. That very concept helps explain Miami's decision to trade for offensive lineman Caedan Wallace, formerly of the New England Patriots, on Monday. He will presumably be competing with Charlie Heck and Jamaree Salyer — two veteran imports this offseason — for a reserve role along the offensive line. In our recent 53-man roster projection, we identified the offensive line group as one of the most vulnerable to an outside addition.