Dolphins Add Depth at WR With Reagor on 90-Man Roster

Miami is signing Jalen Reagor to its 90-man roster, per ESPN. The move slots a journeyman receiver into a depth role as the Dolphins continue filling out their offensive weapons ahead of training camp. Reagor, 26, spent the last two seasons with the Chargers but did not appear in any games during 2025. His 2024 production—seven catches for 100 yards—reflects the diminished role he's occupied since his first-round draft pedigree evaporated.

Reagor's career trajectory tells the story of a high-draft bust recalibrating downward. The Eagles selected him 21st overall in 2020 with the belief he'd anchor a receiving corps. Instead, he caught 35 passes in two seasons before Minnesota traded for him. Minnesota, New England, and now Los Angeles and Miami have all seen marginal production: 86 career receptions across five teams in six seasons. The resume reads as a roster-flexibility play, not a playmaker upgrade.

For Miami's passing game, Reagor's addition amounts to organizational housekeeping. The Dolphins' receiving depth chart likely remains anchored by established contributors; a 90-man roster signing is a camp lottery ticket, not an immediate rotation player. He was inactive for the entire 2025 Chargers season, which signals both his current market value and the limited confidence teams place in his ability to convert opportunities into production.

From a prop-betting angle, this signing has no material impact on Tua Tagovailoa's passing volume or touchdown distribution in 2026 games that matter. Reagor will need to clear training camp cuts and earn snaps to influence offensive call sheets—an outcome unlikely given his recent inactivity. If he somehow carves out low-target-share reps in garbage time, his receiving totals would remain too volatile and low-ceiling to represent betting value. The Dolphins' passing-game prop markets should price the signing at zero until Reagor demonstrates in-game productivity, which his recent history suggests is improbable.