With the start of the Miami Dolphins rookie minicamp Friday, the team officially announced its 2026 undrafted free agent class. It featured one new name beyond those who had been reported the weekend of the draft, that being defensive lineman Khalil Sanders from Kentucky. The Dolphins ended up signing 11 UDFAs, giving them 90 players on the roster, though rookie fifth-round pick Seydou Traore has a roster exemption as a member of the International Player Pathway Program and therefore doesn't count against the limit. The Dolphins entered the draft with 73 players, added 13 draft picks before signing the UDFA class. Because of Traore, the Dolphins will be allowed to carry 91 players throughout the offseason and training camp. Here's a rundown from Miami Dolphins On SI contributor Zack Duarte on each of the UDFAs. BREAKING DOWN THE 2026 DOLPHINS UDFAs Mark Gronowski, QB — Iowa Gronowski brings a unique profile to Miami’s quarterback room.…