The Chiefs drafted Hill in the fifth round of the 2016 NFL Draft out of West Alabama. He went on to register 479 catches for 6,630 receiving yards and 62 total touchdowns in 91 appearances for the organization.
The Dolphins announced three roster moves on Wednesday, including placing rookie S Kyle Louis on injured reserve due to an MCL sprain. The team also signed LS Cal Adomitis to the practice squad and CB Jaylin Simpson to its active roster.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, WR Tyreek Hill remains fond of the Chiefs and it would make a lot of sense for him to rejoin Kansas City midseason once he’s healthy. Right now Hill is waiting until October at the earliest to sign on with a team on the advice of his doctors.
According to Spotrac, the Dolphins executed four restructures to create around $2.5 million in additional cap space for this season. The full list: Converted
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Miami Dolphins Create $2.5 Million in Salary Cap Space The Miami Dolphins continue to work the salary cap as general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan navigates an unusual financial situation during the team’s first year of rebuild.
Consider this a love letter to Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas’ NFL debut. The Miami Dolphins had rookies take nearly three out of every ten snaps on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Heading into the year, there was always some concern about De’Von Achane for fantasy football. Has absolutely nothing to do with the talent, but rather the Miami Dolphins‘ offense projecting to have a really rough season.
Dolphins Schedule Only Gets Tougher From Here There was a lot of hubbub in recent months about just how tough the Miami Dolphins’ schedule is supposed to be this season.
Dolphins Must Lean on Running Game to Protect Leaky Defense If the season opener proved anything for the Dolphins going forward, it is that Miami’s defense has many holes.
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.
Jeff Hafley knows what a defense is supposed to look like when it is humming. He built one in Green Bay, where his Packers unit finished fifth in yards allowed in 2024 and helped send Rashan Gary and Xavier McKinney to the Pro Bowl, with McKinney earning First Team All-Pro honors.
Miami’s play-calling in the 27-13 Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders didn’t just expose protection issues – it put Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowik’s play-calling under the microscope.
Chop Robinson was supposed to be one of the Miami Dolphins’ difference-makers on defense. In Week 1, he was barely noticeable. Robinson failed to record a sack, solo tackle, quarterback hit, or tackle for loss in Miami’s 27-13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Ryan Fitzpatrick played for the 2019 Miami Dolphins, who were in a similar situation to this year’s team. That team finished 5-11 following a 0-7 start.
Dolphins Rookie Kyle Louis to Miss Multiple Weeks With MCL Sprain The Miami Dolphins will be without one of their promising young defenders for the next few weeks.
After nearly seeing rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez forced into another role, the Miami Dolphins may be eyeing a change. Miami Dolphins rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez just about did it all on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
After having a clean bill of health heading into their season opener, the Miami Dolphins will be missing at least one player for their next game against the San Francisco 49ers, and possibly two.
Another way to examine the Miami Dolphins' Week 1 loss against the Las Vegas Raiders is to do it through numbers, more specifically the key stats that made the difference.
The Miami Dolphins get hit with another injury to their rookie draft class — but they’re as well equipped to handle the adversity as anywhere on the team.
The Miami Dolphins may have lost their season opener, but they might have discovered something much more important for their future. Jacob Rodriguez looks like he belongs.
Week 1 of the NFL season typically brings a lot of overreactions. CBS Sports’ Ryan Wilson released his annual list of five rookies who stood out during the first week of the season.
The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss wasn’t just a loss. They walked into Allegiant Stadium and got bullied, losing 27–13 in a game that never felt competitive.