Get ready for a very different Miami Dolphins team this fall. If you tuned in last season, you'll be in for a shock: stars like Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill, and head coach Mike McDaniel are gone, leaving a roster that looks more like a clearance sale than a contender. The rebuild in South Beach is in full swing, and it might not be over yet.

First-year GM Jon-Eric Sullivan initially pointed to three players as the new foundation, or "pillars," of the franchise: running back De’Von Achane, center Aaron Brewer, and linebacker Jordyn Brooks. However, all three are entering the final year of their contracts, and their long-term future in Miami is suddenly in doubt.

With the roster stripped down, these remaining stars may be hesitant to re-sign. While a big paycheck could change their minds, the Dolphins' recent fire sale has other teams circling, sensing an opportunity to poach talent. All eyes will be on Miami during the upcoming NFL Draft, where trade talks could heat up significantly.

Sullivan's stance has notably shifted. After previously committing to building around his three pillars, he recently stated, "nobody is untouchable in this business." Dolphins fans, still reeling from the loss of their biggest names, now face the possibility that even the team's remaining core pieces could be on the trading block.

It's a harsh reality in the NFL: every player has a price. While Sullivan's comments don't guarantee a trade, they signal that the Dolphins are listening. As history shows, all it takes is one irresistible offer to change the course of a franchise's rebuild. For Miami, the offseason of change may still have more surprises in store.