We are now a little more than two weeks away from the start of the 2026 NFL draft, which means the official unveiling of the NFL regular season schedule isn't that far away, either.
The Miami Dolphins‘ wide receiver room should be considered a “work in progress”. The 2026 NFL Draft around the corner and Miami is scheduled to make 11 total picks (seven in the top-100).
The Miami Dolphins‘ offseason program is off and running. We’ve seen some flashes on social media of prominent players, including new quarterback Malik Willis in the building.
The focus along the offensive line may start on the outside, but the interior is just as unsettled for the Miami Dolphins heading into the 2026 offseason.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
REPORT: There’s Mutual Interest between Dolphins & Former Pro Bowl TE On a list that includes former Miami Dolphins star Jonnu Smith, the consensus belief is that David Njoku is the best available tight end left in free agency, and for good reason.
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.
The Miami Dolphins have unveiled the jersey numbers for their veteran newcomers, along with some changes for a few returning players. With 25 updates to player numbers, the roster reads differently this season, numerically speaking.
Former Miami Dolphins All-Pro wide receiver Mark Clayton celebrates his 65th birthday today! He was born April 8, 1961. Selected in the eighth round of the 1983 NFL Draft out of Louisville by Miami, Clayton spent the first 10 years of his 11-year career with the Dolphins.
Rhett Lewis of the NFL Network put out his latest mock draft, and he has Miami selecting… “The Dolphins should have plenty of options to address their needs at corner and edge rusher at No.
Juju Brents is a Breakout Candidate in 2026 With Miami having one of the youngest rosters in the NFL and a first-time head coach in charge, Jeff Hafley, not much is expected of the Dolphins in the 2026 season.
Entering 2026, there are some questions about whether defensive tackle Zach Sieler is long for the Miami Dolphins. The team is entering a full-on rebuild and the contract of its longest-tenured player includes no guaranteed money after this year.
The Dolphins are in the early stages of a major rebuild, but new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has identified running back De’Von Achane as a long-term building block.
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.
After moving on from Mike McDaniel, the Miami Dolphins turned to former Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley as their next head coach. Alongside him, he brought former Packers backup quarterback Malik Willis.
Trade rumors have floated around Miami Dolphins RB De’Von Achane for a while, even after the Jaylen Waddle deal. However, did Achane report to offseason workouts amid trade speculation?
Nick Shook, who writes Around the NFL for NFL.com, released his latest mock draft, and in round one, he has Miami selecting. “There’s no better place to start a rebuild than in the trenches.
The Miami Dolphins are in the middle of a transition phase, however, one thing has not changed, their belief in De’Von Achane as a cornerstone piece. While roster shakeups have grabbed headlines, the real story is brewing behind the scenes.
One high-profile running back was a notable no-show for the first day of voluntary workouts on Tuesday. Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane was not in attendance for the team’s first day of voluntary workouts.
De’Von Achane Didn’t Report to Start of the Dolphins Offseason Program Today Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane did not report today for the first day of the Miami Dolphins’ offseason program.
Per ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques, Dolphins RB De’Von Achane is not in attendance for the start of the team’s voluntary offseason program on Tuesday. Achane is entering the final year of his deal in 2026, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan was clear about their desire to retain him.
The Dolphins’ receiving corps does not look like it did when Malik Willis committed to Miami. The Broncos now have Jaylen Waddle in place as a Bo Nix weapon, strengthening a long-Courtland Sutton-reliant skill-position corps while depleting the Dolphins’ offense.
New Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has been busy positioning the team for the opening stages of a long-term rebuild. That has included the departure of several veterans, although center Aaron Brewer is still in the fold.