The strategic matchup between Bobby Slowik’s offense and San Francisco’s defense introduces a unique dynamic because both sides are deeply familiar with each other’s philosophy.
Dolphins Birthday: Standout Receiver Nat Moore Turns 75 One of the most accomplished wide receivers in franchise history, Nat Moore celebrates his 75th birthday today!
When it rains, it pours as Miami Head Coach Jeff Hafley will have to make roster decisions as key players are out. Heading to San Francisco to take on a much tougher opponent than the Las Vegas Raiders, the Dolphins have hopefully watched enough tape and cleaned up their rookie mistakes and will be more competitive.
Jarquez Hunter Talks Life in Miami and Settling in With the Dolphins Jarquez Hunter is one of the more interesting names on the Miami Dolphins‘ roster.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis has already given the offense something valuable: An ability to escape pressure and turn broken plays into positive yards.
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 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.
Calling the Miami Dolphins’ special teams underachievers in last weekend’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders would be an understatement. Not only did kicker Riley Patterson miss a field goal, but the special teams unit also put the team in poor field position after whiffing on return coverage.
After suffering a concussion during practice on Wednesday, Miami Dolphins edge rusher Chop Robinson will not play against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday.
For most of the off-season, the general expectation for the Miami Dolphins' offense was simple: feed De'Von Achane the ball and center most of the offense around him.
Three Miami Dolphins Players to Watch Against the 49ers Despite a Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, the Miami Dolphins have plenty of positives to build on.
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.
Any given Sunday. Right? We need to keep reminding ourselves of that NFL reality as the Miami Dolphins prepare to face the San Fancisco 49ers in a Week 2 matchup that almost seems unwinnable for a rebuilding program against a perennial contender coming off a season-opening spanking of the Super Bowl favorites.
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.
Malik Willis: Dolphins’ Week 1 Mistakes Are ‘Easily Fixable’ Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis isn’t running away from the mistakes that contributed to Miami’s season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Could the Dolphins Be a Trap Game for the 49ers? Over the years, many commentators have called a game a “trap” game. The term typically refers to a team facing a much weaker opponent either after a big win the week before or a game sandwiched between two more formidable opponents.
The Miami Dolphins entered the 2026 season with expectations completely up in the air for their remodeled offense and team in general. One part of their clear offseason game plan was to have the offense revolve around De’Von Achane.
There are a lot of factors that could be pinned as to why the Miami Dolphins lost to the Las Vegas Raiders to start the season, but one that needs to be addressed real quickly is their run defense.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley doesn’t have to look far for an example of what he wants the Miami Dolphins to eventually become. They’re playing that team Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins are still living with the financial aftermath of a wholesale roster reset, and on Wednesday they took another small step to keep that reset from boxing them in during the regular season.
Desperate times call for desperate measures for the Miami Dolphins’ bookkeeping. You’ve heard all about the Miami Dolphins‘ dire salary cap situation this season.
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.
According to Spotrac, the Dolphins executed four restructures to create around $2.5 million in additional cap space for this season. The full list: Converted
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Dolphins LB/DB Kyle Louis is expected to miss a few weeks after suffering an MCL sprain. Louis, 22, played four years at Pittsburgh after being a three-star recruit and the 130th-ranked athlete in the 2022 recruiting class out of East Orange, New Jersey.