On March 6, 2026, reports confirmed that the Miami Dolphins would release former Pro-Bowl fullback Alec Ingold to create salary cap relief. Ingold, who joined Miami after his tenure with the Raiders, had signed a three-year, $12.2 million extension in 2023, earning a total of $16.8 million over six seasons. Despite the NFL’s trend away from fullbacks, Ingold is expected to be a sought-after free agent, particularly by teams like the Raiders, who are looking to add a fullback. With strong blocking skills and connections to former teammates, Ingold’s market appeal remains high.
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