The Miami Dolphins have had their share of hits and misses in the draft through the years, which makes them just like any other franchise around the NFL.
When you hear something this time of year, it’s usually for a reason. There’s gamesmanship involved in the final run to the 2026 NFL Draft — but this hypothetical for the Miami Dolphins is hard to ignore since it happened twice.
The Miami Dolphins are starting fresh in 2026 with a new front office and coaching staff. The vision between general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head
Mel Kiper Jr. has the Miami Dolphins pulling off an awesome maneuver in his 2026 NFL mock draft this week. I hope you are ready for one final swell of mock drafts for your Miami Dolphins.
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?
The Dolphins Need To Draft a Receiver Early The release of Tyreek Hill and the trade of Jaylen Waddle have left the Dolphins in a bad spot at the wide receiver position.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Draft Analyst Todd McShay released his 2-Round Mock Draft, and he has Miami trading down in Round One to acquire more picks. See how McShay has this playing out below.
Mel Kiper Jr released his latest 2-round Mock Draft a week ahead of the draft, and he has Miami making a trade down in Round 1. Here are the details below.
Miami Dolphins tight end Greg Dulcich shares his early impression of new head coach Jeff Hafley. The Miami Dolphins’ outlook for the 2026 season could best be described as a “mixed bag”.
Why Not Trade Achane? Omar Kelly, sports columnist for the Miami Herald, recently wrote an article that questioned De’Von Achane‘s future in Miami, saying that the Dolphins’ top brass and Achane’s agent were not close in negotiations.
Mike Renner of CBS Sports released his latest 3-round MOCK DRAFT, and with 7 picks, he has the Dolphins selecting. “The Dolphins arguably have the worst secondary on paper in the NFL.
“That contract made me overly excited.” – Aaron Brewer. Yes, I’d imagine it did… The most urgent of the Miami Dolphins‘ looming contract extensions would seem to be running back De’Von Achane.
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.
Just over one week out from the 2026 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins are hosting a pair of quarterback prospects. The Miami Dolphins‘ quarterback room has already endured massive change this offseason.
Miami Dolphins Summon Former Big 12 Quarterback Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has his heart set on an entirely new quarterback room heading into next season.
The Jeff Hafley era for the Miami Dolphins is still in its infancy, with the team in the middle of its second week of the offseason program. The Dolphins got things kick-started last week when all teams with new head coaches could start the offseason program, two weeks before every other team.
In one of the more underrated signings of the 2026 free agency cycle, the Miami Dolphins brought native Tutu Atwell home after Atwell spent his first five seasons in the league with the Los Angeles Rams.
The Miami Dolphins smashed the reset button at the beginning of the 2026 offseason. Miami replaced Mike McDaniel with Jeff Hafley and began systematically tearing the roster down to the studs.
The Miami Dolphins have had their share of hits and misses in the draft through the years, which makes them just like any other franchise around the NFL.
Gennaro Filice of NFL.com and the NFL Network released his 2.0 Mock Draft, and with two picks in Round 1 he has Miami selecting. “Handing Malik Willis a mid-tier quarterback contract made business sense to me.
Why Spencer Fano Makes Sense at Pick 11 Earlier this week, it was reported that the Dolphins’ brass would take the University of Utah’s Spencer Fano with the number 11 pick in the NFL Draft later this month.
REPORT: Darren Waller not expected to Return to Dolphins Any hopes that tight end Darren Waller would stick around with the Miami Dolphins for more than one season have seemingly been dashed.
At present, the Dolphins’ tight end depth chart is topped by Greg Dulcich , and according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the team is just fine with that arrangement.
New Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said shortly after he was hired (via David Furones of the Sun Sentinel) that he would rebuild Miami’s roster “from the inside out.” However, the Dolphins let starting right guard Cole Strange leave in free agency and only added depth pieces like Jamaree Salyer and Charlie Heck.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the 49ers are, in fact, signing veteran CB Jack Jones to a contract following his visit on Friday. Jones was among