Zach Sieler

Sieler was among a number of Dolphins' defensive players to benefit from the presence of coordinator Vic Fangio. Sieler has had a significant role along the team's defensive line for the last four seasons, but his alignment and role in 2023 shifted from primarily occupying offensive linemen to create a gap for his teammates to being the player to shoot the gaps himself. The results were apparent, as he doubled his career sack total in 2023, and he backed his 10 sacks with 22 quarterback hits. With Fangio now departed for Philadelphia, the question is how Sieler will be deployed in 2024. If his usage carries over, he'll be a valuable IDP asset. If he returns to his previous role, he'll be safe to ignore from a fantasy perspective.

Seiler returns for a fifth consecutive season with the Dolphins, where he should continue to handle a rotational role. He tied his career-high 3.5 sacks mark last year.

A seventh-round pick by Baltimore in 2018, Seiler could handle a sizeable rotational role for the Dolphins.

After only playing 79 defensive snaps for the Dolphins last season (and 41 snaps for the Ravens), Sieler could be in position to push for a starting role in 2020. The situation is more reflective of the Dolphins' lack of quality defensive end talent than it of Sieler's abilities, given that he boasts just one career sack and 12 tackles to his name. If Sieler does win a starting job, however, he could have limited IDP utility in 2020 while facing plus matchups.