The Miami Dolphins made another roster move Tuesday, and this one came as a bit of a surprise. Running back Le'Veon Moss, one of the team's most heralded undrafted rookie free agent acquisitions, was placed on the reserve/retired list. The Dolphins will retain his rights should Moss ever decide to try playing again. Moss went undrafted in the 2026 draft in large part because of the knee injury he sustained during the 2024 season. While he returned in 2025, he again missed time with an ankle injury, though he did manage to tie for the team lead with six rushing touchdowns. NFL.com had projected him as a fifth- or sixth-round pick before the draft, and the Dolphins getting him as a UDFA was part of the season their rookie free agent class was deemed one of the best in the NFL. Interestingly, new running backs coach Ladell Betts was asked about Moss when the Dolphins assistant coaches met with the media early Tuesday afternoon and didn't mention any potential issue with him.…