What stood out regarding play counts in the Miami Dolphins' 35-13 loss against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday: We'll start with the list of inactives, where the biggest news again involved veteran wide receiver Jalen Tolbert being a healthy scratch.
The Miami Dolphins had plenty of position groups up for grabs this summer. Week 2 saw the tide of one position room swing convincingly. It may be time to call it off.
Dolphins Showed a Blueprint for Success Despite Loss to 49ers Yes, of course we as Dolphins fans want to see our team win as many games as possible. And Sunday’s game, especially on defense, was tough to watch.
The most baffling of the Miami Dolphins mistakes in a 35-13 loss to San Francisco offers no magic fix — as pointed out by head coach Jeff Hafley. For the first 30 minutes of the Miami Dolphins‘ Week 2 contest against the San Francisco 49ers, we had a competitive game on our hands.
San Francisco’s top two backs averaged just 2.7 yards per carry against the Miami Dolphins in Week 2 — a meaningful step forward after Miami got gashed on the ground in Week 1.
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.
It’s Not the Dolphins Who Are Broken — It’s the Discourse 48-13. That was my prediction for the Dolphins in Santa Clara today, and so, in many regards, the 35-13 defeat was progress.
The Miami Dolphins suffered a beatdown at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers, taking their record to 0-2. Let’s overreact to a game where Miami lost in all three phases. Matching up with Maxx Crosby and Nick Bosa in back-to-back weeks is no easy task.
Well, that was depressing. There's really no other way to put what happened to the Miami Dolphins at Levi's Stadium on Sunday when they were embarrassed by the San Francisco 49ers.
Dolphins Stock Up, Stock Down: Winners and Losers vs. 49ers The Miami Dolphins go to 0-2 after losing to San Francisco this week. While the team looked better at times in a few areas, the 49ers overwhelmed Miami with far superior talent across the board at nearly every position.
The Miami Dolphins' second inactive list of 2026 looked an awful lot like the first, though it did include the addition of edge defender Chop Robinson given his absence because of a concussion.
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.
Learning Experience For the Dolphins The Miami Dolphins couldn’t have asked for a much tougher start to the 2026 season. On the road against the Las Vegas
The Miami Dolphins will face the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in the latest reunion game for a Miami head coach. As everyone knows by now, Jeff Hafley spent three seasons with the 49ers, his longest tenure as an NFL assistant before he joined the Dolphins this January.
While attempting to revive his NFL career, former fourth overall pick Clelin Ferrell is getting a chance to do just that with the Miami Dolphins early in the 2026 season despite being a practice squad player.
Thanks to a new rule this season, players can catch a one-game suspension on a three-strike policy for dangerous plays. Week 1 was a tough one for the Miami Dolphins, who lost to the Las Vegas Raiders 27-13 in Las Vegas.
A day before the Miami Dolphins take on the San Francisco 49ers, the team made roster moves to help prepare for the Week 2 matchup. From the team’s official site, linebacker Ronnie Harrison Jr.
The Dolphins announced today that veteran linebacker Ronnie Harrison Jr. has been placed on injured reserve. To fill Harrison’s spot on the 53-man roster, Miami signed linebacker Liam Anderson from the practice squad.
The Miami Dolphins have nowhere to hide. After getting pushed around by the Las Vegas Raiders in their season opener, Miami will stay out West for a much tougher Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis has already given the offense something valuable: An ability to escape pressure and turn broken plays into positive yards.
The Miami Dolphins quietly made NFL history in Week 1. Miami rookies played a combined 436 snaps during the Dolphins’ 27-13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Tyreek Hill has been ramping up for a return to the NFL after suffering a brutal leg injury last season with the Miami Dolphins. He is expected to sign with a team at some point this season, but the timing is a complete unknown.
The Dolphins announced three roster moves on Wednesday, including placing rookie S Kyle Louis on injured reserve due to an MCL sprain. The team also signed LS Cal Adomitis to the practice squad and CB Jaylin Simpson to its active roster.
The Chiefs drafted Hill in the fifth round of the 2016 NFL Draft out of West Alabama. He went on to register 479 catches for 6,630 receiving yards and 62 total touchdowns in 91 appearances for the organization.