After trading Quinn Ewers and releasing Cam Miller, it was clear that the Miami Dolphins weren’t satisfied with their backup quarterback situation behind Malik Willis.
Every year, cut-down day comes with surprises, and the Miami Dolphins have the opportunity to take advantage of a mistake by the Denver Broncos. That mistake was cutting Justin Joly.
The Miami Dolphins got down to the 53-player roster limit Sunday with a series of moves highlighted by the trade for quarterback Kyle McCord, the release of nine vested veterans and most painfully by placing two key defensive players on injury lists.
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
As of the 2025 season, 47 NFL players have made 10 or more Pro Bowls over the course of their careers. How many of the 47 can you name in five minutes?
The Miami Dolphins have traded quarterback Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars, ending the former Texas star’s time in Miami before the start of his second NFL season.
It’s officially Jacob Rodriguez time with the Miami Dolphins. On Sunday, ahead of the 6 p.m. roster deadline, the Dolphins released linebacker Tyrel Dodson, according to multiple reports.
A day after trading Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Miami Dolphins have a new backup quarterback. They acquired Kyle McCord from the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a 2028 sixth-round pick, pending a physical.
One heated moment on the football field can change everything. For former Miami Dolphins safety Cedric Thompson, a physical altercation with teammate Jarvis Landry during his rookie season was a moment he believes helped send his NFL career in the wrong direction.
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 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.
Malik Willis isn’t just the last man standing from the Miami Dolphins training camp at quarterback. He’s the only one. I’m not going to lie. I don’t think I can ever recall a situation unfolding in recent memory with roster cuts that looks like what the Miami Dolphins just did.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Dolphins are cutting CB Marco Wilson. Per Jordan Schultz, the Dolphins are also cutting LB Lonnie Johnson Jr. Wilson, 27, was drafted by the Cardinals out of Florida in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
It is Jacob Rodriguez’s job in the middle for the Miami Dolphins. Starting now. The Miami Dolphins‘ roster cuts are well underway. We’re getting wave after wave of reported transactions this morning — and the initial list of 53-players must be finalized by 6PM tonight.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Dolphins are cutting WR Terrace Marshall Jr. Marshall, 26, was a three-year starter at LSU and opted out after seven games in 2020.
5 Biggest Questions Facing the Miami Dolphins Before Week 1 After watching the first three preseason games, it’s pretty clear the Miami Dolphins will be the worst team in the NFL during the 2026 season.
Jeff Hafley Talks Dolphins Roster Cuts, Injuries and Week 1 Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley met with the media following the conclusion of the preseason and with the NFL’s roster cutdown deadline quickly approaching.
The math tells us everything we need to know about the Miami Dolphins’ trade of QB Quinn Ewers. The Miami Dolphins‘ quarterback room is currently in flux.
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.
Miami Dolphins have waived 12 players as they continue working towards their final 53-man roster ahead of the 2026 regular season. Dolphins announced they
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