Jon-Eric Sullivan and Mike McDaniel show Miami Dolphins are resetting Roster in 2024 NFL Draft The Miami Dolphins did not approach the 2024 NFL Draft as a team looking to paper over one or two weaknesses.
What Does The Miami Dolphins’ Strength of Schedule for the 2026 Season Look Like? The Miami Dolphins are in for a brutally challenging slate of games in the 2026 NFL season, according to one statistician.
No one at the Worldwide Leader seems to be buying that the Miami Dolphins’ 2026 season could surprise. The expectations aren’t exactly high in 2026 for the Miami Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins will look very different this fall after some major shakeups, and one analyst thinks the path towards improvement will be a gauntlet.
This draft choice is going to be a gift that keeps on giving this summer for the Miami Dolphins. The Miami Dolphins‘ 2026 NFL Draft class boasts plenty of upside and opportunity for playing time.
The Dolphins did not draft like a team trying to tape over one or two weaknesses. They drafted like a franchise admitting the roster had to be rebuilt from the middle out.
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Kenneth Grant will look different in 2026. Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Kenneth Grant had a trying rookie season. The entirety of the Dolphins’ defensive front struggled through the first two months of the year.
Professional football is now a year-round enterprise, and that continues to be the case even after free agency and the draft are done, and the news cycle begins to die down in a relative sense.
The Dolphins are Still Looking For The Next Don Shula Six years ago, the Miami Dolphins family lost their patriarch in Don Shula. Shula is the winningest coach of all time with 347 career victories from 1963 to 1995.
Miami Releases 7 Players, and 2 Starters Emerge The Miami Dolphins have released/waived the following seven players: long snapper Taybor Pepper, cornerback Isaiah Johnson, tight end Zack Kuntz, cornerback Jason Maitre, edge Derrick McLendon, inside linebacker K.C.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
With mid-May around the corner, the NFL soon will unveil its full 2026 schedule. We already know the list of opponents that the Miami Dolphins will play,
An eight-year veteran long snapper, Taybor Pepper signed with the Dolphins in March. But his tenure with the team will be short-lived. The Dolphins released Pepper on Monday.
The Miami Dolphins’ roster turnover has been, in a word, plentiful. It just reached a new gear with more than half-a-dozen new releases announced. The Miami Dolphins roster churn just kicked into another gear.
Jaylen Wright Needs to have Strong Training Camp When former general manager Chris Grier traded a future third-round pick to move up for Jaylen Wright in the 2024 draft, it seemed as if the former Tennessee running back would play a big role in Miami’s running back for the foreseeable future.
Preparing for Rookie Mini Camp and Beyond The Miami Dolphins head into the 2026 season with a clear sense of direction. With a new leadership group in place, this draft was about reshaping the identity of the roster.
Jordyn Brooks has been a highly productive starter during his two years with the Dolphins. The veteran linebacker remains under contract for one more year, and he is among the players Miami is interested in extending.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis has an excuse for his viral first pitch at a recent Marlins game. Willis was widely mocked for his errant first pitch prior to Friday’s game at LoanDepot Park, which saw his attempt go flying to the backstop (video here).
Since Jon-Eric Sullivan took over as general manager of the Miami Dolphins, there has been a constant theme each time he speaks to the media. Sullivan wants to build a team that is versatile and physical, a group that is filled with size and elite traits.
The NFL has quietly removed a very popular stadium from its Super Bowl rotation. Even though Miami has already hosted the Super Bowl 11 times, Hard Rock Stadium has lost its hosting privileges.
Miami has dropped out of the Super Bowl hosting rotation because Hard Rock Stadium no longer meets the NFL's site requirements, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said this week.