The Miami Dolphins filled out their their practice squad Tuesday with the addition of eight players, though only one of them was with the team in training camp.
Jeff Hafley Is Ready to Unleash the Dolphins’ Young Roster Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley met with the media Tuesday as the team begins transitioning from roster construction and the preseason into preparation for the regular season.
Is Kyle McCord a Good Developmental QB for the Dolphins? As a franchise, the Green Bay Packers have been known to develop backup quarterbacks and then trade them for draft capital.
Fantasy football drafts are in full effect, and it is time to study up and make sure you’re building the best possible team. Let’s take a look at the wide receiver position and three players who could turn out to be league winners in 2026.
When it came down to go through the waiver wire to add a third quarterback to their roster, the Miami Dolphins looked to the New York Jets. Because of course they did.
Chris Bell was entering the NFL without having much expectations as a rookie, as he tore his ACL during Louisville’s November matchup against SMU. This made his availability for his rookie season unclear, yet the Miami Dolphins still took a chance on him.
There was a time when the Miami Dolphins always had a veteran to serve as backup quarterback, but those days are gone. And when it comes to the 2026 version
The Miami Dolphins will begin the 2026-27 season without former first-round pick Kenneth Grant after the club placed him on the IR due to an undisclosed lower-leg injury.
With the Miami Dolphins’ initial roster cutdown and the first round of waiver claims complete, several players were rewarded for their strong summers, while others were left on the outside looking in.
The Miami Dolphins trimmed their roster to 53 players this weekend, and the most head-scratching sequence of moves came from the running back position, where the front office traded away wide receiver Tutu Atwell to acquire Jarquez Hunter from the Rams, only to turn around and cut Hunter on cutdown day itself.
Miami Dolphins Finally Have a Clear Direction The first offseason for the new regime is in the books for the Miami Dolphins, and I believe that it has firmly established the type of organization it will be going forward.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Miami Dolphins swung big yesterday on the waiver wire. They landed seven new players, but one did get away. The Miami Dolphins loaded up on the waiver wire claims on Monday.
Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan confidently answers a pressing question about the Miami Dolphins’ most important objective for 2026. ‘I would say yes, we do.’ Those words, as spoken by Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, help to push the door shut on one of the biggest worries surrounding the franchise’s fanbase this season.
After the Miami Dolphins picked up an eye-opening seven players through waivers Monday, GM Jon-Eric Sullivan discussed the evolution of the roster with the key point being that more changes will be coming.
It is no secret that the Miami Dolphins are going to be bad in 2026. There is very little to look forward to as the team enters a full-blown rebuild. They have traded their best players and committed to a new era of football in Miami.
The Most Shocking of the Dolphins’ 26 Transactions Monday By far the most moves post-cutdown day have been made by the Miami Dolphins. 10 practice squad players signed, 7 waiver claims, 1 signing, and a corresponding 8 releases.
A national champion at the University of Miami and a 2-time Super Bowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys, Jimmy Johnson led NFL fans in South Florida to believe big things were on the horizon for the Miami Dolphins when he took over in 1996.
This Miami Dolphins preseason breakdown shows that August isn’t about predicting a season—it’s about highlighting repeating habits under stress. More importantly, it reveals whether your depth supports the starters or exposes them.
The Dolphins have made a series of roster moves to reach the 53-man limit. Here is the full breakdown: Gottlieb Ayedze, T Miles Battle, CB Major Burns, S
The Miami Dolphins officially cut their roster down to 53 players on Sunday ahead of the deadline. Here’s the full list of moves: OT Gottlieb Ayedze CB
The Dolphins will release linebacker Tyrel Dodson, as Tom Pelissero of The Ringer reports. The move officially signifies that rookie second-rounder Jacob Rodriguez has won the starting middle linebacker job.
Arranging a historic payroll in which more money is allocated to players no longer on the roster than players still around, the Dolphins are making no secret of their rebuilding arc.
For better or worse, Tua Tagovailoa had some pretty impressive moments and anchored one of the league's most explosive offenses, but the lows were also too low.