Detroit has the firepower to extend its winning streak against Miami, but the Dolphins’ disruptive pass rush and mobile quarterback present real challenges.
It's no secret. Up to this point, this Miami Dolphins season has essentially been a hard-fought game of show and tell with its rookies and younger pieces.
If Not Jeremiah Smith, Then Who Should the Dolphins Draft? The Dolphins have started winning games, and they have at least two more chances to add to that tally: November 15th against the Colts and, two weeks later, at home against the Jets.
Kenyan Drake made some big plays during his time with the Miami Dolphins. The first that probably comes to mind is the “Miami Miracle” to stun the New England Patriots late in 2018, but that wasn’t the only division rival whose heart Drake broke.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Miami Dolphins vs. Detroit Lions Week 9 matchup brings two organizations heading in completely different directions to Hard Rock Stadium. November football separates contenders from pretenders.
The Dolphins’ first-round rookie picture at the season’s approaching midpoint is less about a breakthrough than the distance between promise and a complete performance.
They talk about grit in Detroit. The head coach there talks about “biting kneecaps” as the character of the team. The offense and the defense for the Lions portray and embody this attitude.
Miami Dolphin Head Coach Hafley Rejects the Idea That Losing Must Derail Miami’s Focus. Sure, six losses stacked against one victory is disappointing but it’s the coach’s job to keep his young team focused beyond the scoreboard.
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.
In his mid-week press conference, Miami Head Coach Jeff Hafley covered multiple topics from questions from reporters. Giving each one thoughtful and considerate deliberation, Coach Hafley took on the questions offering the following information.
The Miami Dolphins have the same exact record they had through seven games last year, but beyond that it's almost eerie how similar most of the numbers have been.
When Miami Dolphin Head Coach Jeff Hafley takes the podium with his ever-present bottled water, he takes on questions from the media with seriousness and straightforward answers.
Dolphins’ Loss to Patriots Tale of Two Halves The Miami Dolphins’ loss to the New England Patriots is best described as an eventful tale of two halves.
The Miami Dolphins’ secondary is on pace to make NFL history — for all the wrong reasons. Through seven games, opposing quarterbacks have posted a 119.5 passer rating against Miami, according to TeamRankings.com.
The Miami Dolphins’ ground game hit a roadblock against the New England Patriots, and they’ll face another tough test against the Detroit Lions. After rushing for more than 100 yards in five consecutive games, Miami fell well short of that mark during last weekend’s 24-19 loss to New England.
A new NFL trade deadline proposition for the Miami Dolphins makes little to no sense at all. We are less than one week away from the 2026 NFL trade deadline, at which point all of the league speculation about players on the move will cease.
Bob Heinz, a defensive tackle who helped the 1972 Miami Dolphins finish as the only undefeated and untied team in NFL history, died Oct. 31 in Fresno, California.
The San Francisco 49ers announced they have signed DL Robert Beal Jr. to the practice squad. Beal, 27, was a fifth-round pick by the 49ers in the 2023 NFL Draft out of Georgia.
Another death has hit the NFL world. One of the members of the iconic 1972 Miami Dolphins team sadly passed away at age 79. The 1972 Dolphins remain the only team to go undefeated for a whole season.
Malik Willis has publicly called out Ollie Gordon for hurting the Miami Dolphins’ chances in Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots. The Dolphins running back drew a flag after a short gain midway through the third quarter at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.