New Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has made his first roster addition, and it’s probably a name you remember from a few years ago. The Dolphins are signing wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., his agency announced Wednesday.
Welcome to 'lottery ticket season', Miami Dolphins fans. The Dolphins are entering into a 2026 offseason in which much of the roster is expected to be churned once again — although this time for very different reasons than what we've seen the last few years.
Viral Report that Dolphins Informed Tua Tagovailoa of Release is Unsubstantiated One post uploaded to X on Monday caught the attention of a whole lot of Miami Dolphins fans.
Lance Zierlein Mock Draft 1.0 has Miami Taking… NFL.com Draft Analyst Lance Zierlein released his first mock draft of the season. With it, he has a name that a lot of draft experts think may end up with the Dolphins.
How many of the offensive skill-position players to be named a Pro Bowler for the 2025-26 season (including the players replaced AND their alternates) can you name in five minutes?
The Miami Dolphins have found their guy after signing Jeff Hafley last month. He will be tasked with reshaping the Dolphins, who missed the playoffs for the second straight year after a 7-10 record.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
The Miami Dolphins are welcoming a new coaching staff in 2026 — one that offers very little in the way of leftovers from the previous regime. That new coaching staff offers plenty of room for opinions on the hires, especially with so many vacancies being filled by new names.
Hackett Could Leave Miami for Arizona OC Job Here today, gone tomorrow. That may be the case for new Miami Dolphins quarterbacks coach Nathaniel Hackett.
When the Miami Dolphins began their search for a new general manager, a surprise name popped up on the hiring committee. Hall of Fame Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman was tapped to help the team lead its search.
The Miami Dolphins ended up making one move at the 2025 NFL trade deadline and the question remains how close they were to dealing wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Buffalo Bills.
The Miami Dolphins’ season did not go as planned, largely because their roster didn’t meet expectations. Now that the team is turning the page with GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley, we’re taking one last look back at the 2025 roster and mostly grading players who played meaningful snaps.
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.
Dolphins Coaching Hires Signal Youth Movement It seems like new Dolphins’ Head Coach Jeff Hafley had a clear goal in mind when hiring his assistant coaches in his first season with the team.
With Super Bowl LX week under way in Northern California, media coverage will focus on the two teams involved in the big game this season (New England and Seattle) but also on past title games and superlatives.
Why Dolphins Fans Should Expect Malik Willis in Miami The Tua Tagovailoa era is over in Miami, and the Dolphins need a new starting quarterback. This year’s 2026 NFL draft is thin at the quarterback position, and not where the Dolphins will find one.
Dolphins Hire Brock Olivo as Assistant Special Teams Coordinator Jeff Hafley is putting the finishing touches on his coaching staff, and on Monday, he hired Brock Olivo as the assistant special teams coordinator who will work under Chris Tabor.
Miami’s Options at Quarterback While the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks get ready for the Super Bowl, the Miami Dolphins are looking ahead to the 2026 campaign.
The process of hiring coaches across the NFL is happening quickly. The Miami Dolphins are no exception. Miami has landed on a slew of hires over the course
Sometimes the best change you can make is no change at all. The Miami Dolphins are doing exactly that with two spots on their 2026 coaching staff. There's been much focus on the blowtorch that's being taken to the Dolphins' football operation this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins’ season did not go as planned, largely because their roster didn’t meet expectations. Now that the team is turning the page with GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley, we’re taking one last look back at the 2025 roster and mostly grading players who played meaningful snaps.
With Jeff Hafley bringing in a new defensive coordinator yesterday, Anthony Weaver found himself in need of a new opportunity. The latter will return to a familiar spot for the 2026 season.
The Dolphins a have a new head coach in Jeff Hafley, but his first staff will include some holdovers from the Mike McDaniel era. The team is retaining inside linebackers coach/run game coordinator Joe Barry and defensive line coach Austin Clark, per reports from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.
The Miami Dolphins are being pegged as the likely landing spot for tight end Kyle Pitts in free agency, a projection that would reshape the team’s offense.
Dan Graziano of ESPN reports that the Dolphins are hiring former Broncos HC Nathaniel Hackett as their QBs coach under new HC Jeff Hafley. Hackett, 46, began his NFL coaching career with the Buccaneers back in 2006 as an offensive quality control coach.
Tagovailoa's well-known injury history and his on-the-field struggles this season have left many wondering if any team will hand him a QB1 job later this year.