The momentum this weekend appeared to be pushing the Miami Dolphins towards a consensus outcome for this season. Anywhere you looked or read, the intel was suggesting that the Dolphins were going to be walking away from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, but that head coach Mike McDaniel's job was, barring a surprise, considered to be safe.
The Miami Dolphins struck gold in free agency in 2024. The team landed tight end Jonnu Smith, who made the Pro Bowl while also securing a roster cornerstone level talent on either side of the ball via center Aaron Brewer and linebacker Jordyn Brooks.
Despite a recent report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport claiming that the Dolphins will keep Mike McDaniel at the end of the year, the team may not have finalized that decision yet.
The Miami Dolphins are searching for answers. While it is too late to salvage their 2025 season, Miami can refocus on 2026 and hope to assess the roster with the offseason looming.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Joe Burrow looked comfortable, confident and in control again Sunday, and the Cincinnati Bengals followed his lead to their most decisive win in weeks.
The Miami Dolphins are inching closer to the first pivotal moment in their next chapter as an organization. There’s been plenty of posturing publicly with reports of what Miami’s intentions are this winter — between the contract of QB Tua Tagovailoa and the job status of head coach Mike McDaniel.
The Good and the Ugly from Quinn Ewers‘ First NFL Start The Good: Historically Strong First Start From a Yardage Standpoint Statistically, the seventh-round pick enjoyed one of the best first starts of any Miami Dolphin ever from a raw passing yardage standpoint.
As he continues to move closer to the NFL tackle lead, Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks got another nice boost for what should be (maybe) a slam-dunk Pro Bowl invitation.
Mike McDaniel isn't ready to consider his job status after the 2025 season. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said Sunday morning that the Miami Dolphinsplan to retain McDaniel as head coach.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
If there was any consolation to the Miami Dolphins' disappointing performance in Week 16, it's that the 24-point loss against the Cincinnati Bengals moved them into the top 10 of the 2026 NFL draft order.
Over the last couple of weeks, Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill has been making headlines with his social media posts about Tua Tagovailoa and other things.
The Right Way to Tank The Miami Dolphins may never admit it publicly, but what we’re witnessing looks a lot like tanking — and for once, it’s being done the right way.
The outcome of possibilities for the Miami Dolphins' biggest asset of the 2026 offseason is starting to come into focus. Miami's season has faltered courtesy
The Miami Dolphins don't have anything left to play for this season other than pride. There are individual accolades at stake, and Miami's roster has several players worthy of consideration for recognition.
Speculation about Mike McDaniel's status as head coach of the Miami Dolphins won't stop until there's some sort of official announcement from somebody affiliated with the team, but it's not going to come from the man himself.
The Miami Dolphins dropped another football game on Sunday afternoon in Miami Gardens, falling to 6-9 via a demoralizing 45-21 defeat at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals.
To say that this has been a rocky season for the Miami Dolphins would be a massive understatement. Amid the chaos and disappointment, has head coach Mike McDaniel done enough to keep his job?
The future of QB Tua Tagovailoa in Miami has been a hot topic of late following the Dolphins’ decision to bench him. The issue for the Dolphins is that while Tagovailoa may not be part of their long-term plans, releasing him would result in a $99 million dead money salary cap charge, which would be the largest in NFL history.
The Dolphins decided to bench the former Alabama Crimson Tide star quarterback for the remainder of the 2025 NFL season, following Miami’s 28-15 loss in Week 15 to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
When the Dolphins traded away Jonnu Smith, questions were raised about how they would replace his production at the tight end spot. In a move which few (if any) observers saw coming, Darren Waller was acquired upon unretiring.