If the Miami Dolphins are going to make it two in a row after getting their first victory of the season, they might have to overcome some injury issues.
We've reached the part of the NFL season when general managers are working the phones, looking to bring a shiny new toy to their city. In some cases, it's about acquiring the final piece or two to fuel a playoff run.
Two Miami Dolphins starters are in the concussion protocol ahead of a trip against the Patriots, and only one of the possible holes has an obvious fill-in.
The Miami Dolphins finally got their first win of the season, and now they could be paying a price. Miami could be shorthanded in Week 8 against the New England Patriots, with rookie left guard Kadyn Proctor and cornerback JuJu Brents both in the concussion protocol.
Miami Dolphins rookie guard Kadyn Proctor and cornerback JuJu Brents have entered concussion protocol after the Week 7 win over the New York Jets. Congrats on your first win, Miami!
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Miami Dolphins finally found offensive rhythm in the first half of their win over the New York Jets last Sunday, and Greg Dulcich was at the center of it.
The Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver room is quickly becoming a glaring problem — and it could be one they need to fix before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. After releasing Tyreek Hill and trading Jaylen Waddle, Miami is left with one of the least proven receiving corps in the NFL.
More mock drafts keep popping up every week, and we consistently see quarterback Drew Mestemaker being projected to go with the Miami Dolphins with one of the first picks.
Should the Dolphins Trade for Brian Thomas Jr.? Pros and Cons The Miami Dolphins are in the early stages of a massive rebuild, and with the NFL trade deadline approaching, most of the conversation has focused on which veteran players Miami could trade away.
The Miami Dolphins no longer are being viewed as the worst team in the NFL — by anybody. At least, that's the verdict in our latest weekly survey of NFL
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Hard Rock Stadium may look like a modern NFL venue, but its story begins in 1987 with Joe Robbie’s ambitious plan to build a privately financed home for the Miami Dolphins.
Rookie Miami Dolphins safety Michael Taaffe is collecting the footballs. He just doesn’t have a mantel to display them on yet. For the Miami Dolphins rookie safety, keeping the balls from his first two NFL interceptions is about more than collecting souvenirs.
Fifth-year NFL veteran Greg Dulcich had a quick answer when a reporter asked whether he wished he had gained one more yard for a personal best on a day he described in his postgame interview as a career high.
Moving on up, maybe not to the East Side but the Miami Dolphins finally gave the national rankers a reason to move them up. However, the climb comes with a low ceiling.
Kenneth Grant saw signs of progress in his second game back after starting the season on Injured Reserve due to a toe injury. He also saw plenty that still needs work.
The Miami Dolphins are destined to be the subject of trade deadline speculation. But one NFL agent thinks the latest buzz is a whole bunch of nothing. With the Miami Dolphins sitting at 1-5, they are inevitably going to be apart of some speculation around the 2026 NFL trade deadline.
The Miami Dolphins had glimpses early on but an injury sidelined his talent. Wide receiver Caleb Douglas had spent three games waiting to get back on the field due to an ankle injury suffered in Week 2 against San Francisco.
The Miami Dolphins' 53-man roster remains a work in progress, as GM Jon-Eric Sullivan has indicated on multiple occasions since the spring, so it was only natural to have more player tryouts Tuesday.
The Miami Dolphins finally gave their fans something to celebrate — and Pro Football Focus rewarded them for it. After their 28-25 win over the New York Jets on Sunday, several Dolphins players earned strong PFF grades.
Long before Vrabel began serving as the head coach of the Patriots, he was the Tennessee Titans' head coach when that organization grabbed Willis in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft.
In his return, Caleb Douglas gave fantasy managers what they needed to see to feel confident that he is worth being a viable option going forward. Against the New York Jets, he scored twice, and his ability to turn limited opportunities into success makes him an appealing waiver wire addition.
The Aaron Glenn era for the New York Jets was already off to a bad start with just five wins in his first 23 games. It somehow managed to get worse on Sunday with what might have been their worst-showing yet in a 28-25 loss to the previously winless Miami Dolphins.
Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter report that Dolphins DE Chop Robinson will likely draw interest as the trade deadline approaches. However, the duo adds that the Dolphins view Robinson as part of their future rather than a trade piece, but will still answer calls at the deadline.