▪ The Dolphins - who continue to mull what to do at right tackle - were down to $4 million in cap space before agreeing to terms with Van Ginkel, per overthecap.com, which originally listed the Dolphins cap space as $50,000 but adjusted the total after determining that quarterback Mike White’s cap hit is $2.9 million --- $4 million less than it originally thought.

They can create more by extending Christian Wilkins or Conner Williams, trading Cedrick Wilson Jr., or restructuring Emmanuel Ogbah’s contract.

Keep in mind that only the top 51 count against the cap; the Dolphins have more than 60 players under contract. So the Dolphins don’t need to create cap space for minimum-salary contracts.

Miami will get an additional $13.6 million in cap space when Byron Jones’ contract comes off their books on June 1.