The Miami Dolphins have released running back Raheem Mostert. The former Purdue standout spent the last three seasons with the NFL franchise.

Mostert, who will turn 33 in April, is coming off a season where his role was significantly scaled back in parallel with his performance. In 2022, Mostert averaged 4.9 yards per c

Football agent Brett Tessler wrote on X (formerly Twitter) that running back Raheem Mostert will not be back with the Miami Dolphins in 2025.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Raheem Mostert was released by the Miami Dolphins on Friday. The team announced the veteran running back's release, along with cornerback Kendall Fuller and tight end Durham Smythe.

Mostert’s agent Brett Tessler revealed the news first.

The 2024 campaign did not go the Miami Dolphins way, as they finished with just a 8-9 record that saw them miss out on the postseason entirely. Changes are coming this offseason, and one of them ended up getting made on Friday afternoon involving veteran running back Raheem Mostert.

Mostert, 32, was a personal favorite of coach Mike McDaniel largely due to the five years (2017-21) they spent together in San Francisco.

The Miami Dolphins are releasing 2023 Pro Bowler and 10-year veteran running back Raheem Mostert. “Looks like my client Raheem Mostert will be playing elsewhere next season,” Mostert’s agent Brett Tessler posted on X Friday afternoon.

Raheem Mostert, who led the NFL in touchdowns and made the Pro Bowl just a year ago, has been informed that the Dolphins are releasing him, the first of what is expected to be several moves to create badly needed salary cap space to augment the roster this offseason.

The Dolphins have released running back Raheem Mostert, cornerback Kendall Fuller and tight end Durham Smythe.