Bleacher Report Writer says Dolphins Among Teams that Should be Focused on Trading for More Picks in ’27 Despite some recent comments from Miami Dolphins newcomers <a href="/nfl/players/jalen_tolbert/647294">Jalen Tolbert</a> and <a href="/nfl/players/jamaree_salyer/629372">Jamaree Salyer</a>, Miami is clearly amid a rebuild and building for the future.
The Miami Dolphins have made a lot of moves this offseason, but those involving high-profile players with one exception have been departures rather than arrivals.
The Miami Dolphins have been among the most active teams in the 2026 NFL free agency period. Despite their minimal cap space, Miami signed Malik Willis to a contract worth $45 million guaranteed, and overhauled the bottom of their roster.
The Miami Dolphins' plans for the 2026 NFL Draft shouldn't be ruled by the need at any one position on the roster. But it should be aware of a few spots that (desperately) need more bodies for this upcoming season.
Just days from the majority of respective college pro days reaching their collective close, draft boards are in transformation mode for draft pundits and NFL teams alike.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
NFL Draft Analyst Luke Easterling of Althon Sports put out a new 4-round Mock Draft in which he has the Dolphins trading up into the Top 10 to select one of the best pass rushers in this draft.
The team at PFF put out a new Mock Draft, and they have the Dolphins selecting these two players in Round 1. “New Dolphins offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik’s preferred run scheme was outside zone during his two seasons calling plays with the Houston Texans.
Bleacher Report writer thinks free agent Dolphins Corner would be “PERFECT” Signing for Jets There was nothing to write home about how the Miami Dolphins fared on the defensive side of the ball as a collective unit in 2025.
Dolphins Coined by Bleacher Report writer as Best Landing Spot for Star WR Prospect The Miami Dolphins’ depth at the wide receiver position is looking dangerously thin at the moment.
You know the old saying about what the NFL stands for. Not for Long. That is especially true in this day in age where patience is at an all-time low. Succeed immediately, or the team will find someone else to replace you.
The Miami Dolphins have secured a fresh, new addition to the defensive depth chart. Things have quieted down for Miami on the free agency front after a flurry of moves that loaded up one-year contracts in South Florida.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Miami Dolphins were pretty quiet in free agency for a few days, but they're back at it again. The team has agreed to terms with seven-year NFL veteran Ronnie Harrison to provide some experience and versatility on defense.
Dolphins Sign LB Ronnie Harrison Adam Schefter of ESPN reports the Dolphins have signed linebacker Ronnie Harrison to a one-year deal. Harrison was a 3rd round pick of Jacksonville in 2018.
The Miami Dolphins have reshaped their roster this offseason by saying goodbye to a lot of big names and signing a slew of young players they hope can take a big step forward with them.
The Miami Dolphins have an unprecedented cap situation heading into the 2026 season. They have a whopping, historic $175 million to $182 million in dead money, out of which 60% will go to players no longer with the team.
The Miami Dolphins have reshaped their roster this offseason by saying goodbye to a lot of big names and signing a slew of young players they hope can take a big step forward with them.
The Saints signed free-agent quarterback Zach Wilson, who will be on his fourth team in four seasons after being selected No. 2 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft.
According to Nick Underhill, the Saints are signing QB Zach Wilson to a contract on Tuesday. Adam Schefter confirmed Wilson is receiving a one-year deal from New Orleans. Wilson, 26, was a three-year starter at BYU and a first-team All-Independent League selection as a junior.
The Miami Dolphins continue to benefit from strong roster value, and running back De’Von Achane has emerged as one of the team’s most cost-effective contributors.
The Miami Dolphins don't sound as though they're interested in moving on from running back Devon Achane this offseason. The rumors have persisted nonetheless.
Rueben Bain was one of the main attractions at Miami’s Pro Day on Monday. His attention will now turn to pre-draft visits, including one in a familiar setting.
There’s a version of this story where everything is fine. Troy Aikman sits in the Monday Night Football booth, calls games with Joe Buck like he always does, and his quiet work with the Miami Dolphins front office stays in the background where nobody looks too hard.
Miami EDGE rusher Rueben Bain, Jr. is scheduled to visit the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday, according to Jordan McPherson. Bain, 21, was a three-year starter for the Hurricanes and was a three time All-ACC selection, including first-team in 2025.
The Dolphins don't seem fully committed to any one strategy this offseason, with recent reports about the availability of Achane serving as another example of their convoluted approach.