The Miami Dolphins are in quite a pickle. After two losing seasons, they fired head coach Mike McDaniel in January. Jon-Eric Sullivan was then brought in as general manager, who helped hire Jeff Hafley as the new head coach.
The Miami Dolphins are releasing two-time Pro Bowl pass rusher Bradley Chubb, multiple outlets reported on Monday. NFL Network said the move had been anticipated after Miami restructured his contract last year, resulting in a hefty $31.2 million cap hit for 2026.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
Bradley Chubb‘s time in Miami is coming to an end. The veteran edge rusher is being released by the Dolphins, as first reported by NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
Full 7 Round Miami Dolphins MOCK DRAFT 1.0 It’s that time of year again, Ladies and Gentlemen. It’s time for Mike’s first Miami Dolphins Mock Draft of 2026.
Dolphins Should Pass On Malik Willis One of the biggest issues for the Miami Dolphins this offseason is what to do at the quarterback position. We already know that the Dolphins are going to part with Tua Tagovailoa one way or the other.
Tight Ends Should Have a Big Year in Dolphins Offense In 2024, the Dolphins had a legitimate threat at the tight end position. Jonnu Smith, in his lone season with the franchise, set the team record for receptions, yards, and touchdowns in a single season.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Arsenal’s impressive 2025/26 continues to roll on, with the club in a great position to win all four major trophies available to them. On February 15, the Gunners brushed aside Wigan in the FA Cup fourth round, defeating the League One team 4-0.
The Miami Dolphins have a big offseason ahead with first-time general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. One of the first things they’ll have to decide on is the team’s 29 internal free agents.
The Miami Dolphins' offseason in 2026 is going to be about juggling several agenda items at once. There's the prospect of adding more young talent to the roster.
It's typically good practice in the NFL Draft to not trade away from elite talents. That's something to keep in mind for April with the 2026 Miami Dolphins.
Health concerns surrounding Tua Tagovailoa are once again part of the national conversation. During a recent appearance, ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith issued a stark warning, suggesting the Miami Dolphins quarterback may be “one head injury away” from potentially seeing his NFL career come to an end.
Alec Elijah at PFSN put out a full 7-round mock draft, and with 8 picks, he has the Dolphins addressing many needs on their roster. See who he has Miami selecting below.
Miami’s offseason is already volatile before a single official move hits the wire. The Dolphins cleaned the house, brought in a new power structure, and inherited a roster with big-name talent, big-name contracts, and a quarterback situation that has shifted from uncomfortable to urgent.
The Miami Dolphins officially announced their 2026 coaching staff under new coach Jeff Hafley on Friday. This comes the same day after reports indicated that the team had hired Bush Hamdan as the team’s QB coach after Nathaniel Hackett left for the Arizona Cardinals after agreeing to take the position with Miami.
The Miami Dolphins have a big offseason ahead with first-time general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. One of the first things they’ll have to decide on is the team’s 29 internal free agents.
Don Shula was the Miami Dolphins’ head coach from 1970 to 1995. One coach, 26 seasons. With Jeff Hafley taking over in 2026, Miami has now had 10 head coaches in the 30 years since Shula retired.
A report from Super Bowl Sunday revealed that "all signs are pointing toward" the new Miami Dolphins' regime moving on from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.