The Miami Dolphins are coming off a disastrous year. When the season started, it seemed that head coach Mike McDaniel had the team on his hands that could challenge the Buffalo Bills for the AFC East title and make a run at the Super Bowl.
If the last Miami Dolphins rebuild taught us anything, it is that no one is safe. Remember back in 2019 when the Dolphins stripped the roster down to the studs and, in the process, traded OT Laremy Tunsil in a blockbuster deal and shipped out then-second year safety Minkah Fitzpatrick for premiere draft capital?
Dolphins Should Listen To Offers For Waddle Last season, before the NFL trade deadline, the Miami Dolphins listened to offers for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.
Nate Tice and Charles McDonald of Yahoo Sports put out their latest mock draft, and they have Miami looking to bolster its secondary in round one of the NFL Draft.
The Dolphins are in transition, and the question surrounding their quarterback is the next significant challenge. After firing head coach Mike McDaniel, Miami hired Jeff Hafley and subsequently released both Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb, signaling that this is no longer a “run it back” offseason.
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According to Cameron Wolfe of NFL Media, NFL teams are eager to speak with the Dolphins at the Combine to see what players they’re open to trading this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins might have to trade for a quarterback this offseason. The free agent market has one prize with Malik Willis, and the NFL draft has one with Fernando Mendoza.
The Miami Dolphins were not the only ones across the NFL to endure significant changes to their football operation this offseason. One-third of the league made a change at head coach.
The Dolphins turned down offers for running back De’Von Achane and wide receiver Jaylen Waddle at the trade deadline, and their stance on the matter has not changed heading into the offseason.
Bleacher Report Writer Would like to see the Dolphins make this Trade While NFL trades can’t be official until the start of the 2026 campaign on March 11, teams around the league can still agree to terms on deals right now.
The future for Tua Tagovailoa in Miami could be heading to an unceremonious end after six seasons as the Dolphins quarterback. Whether it ends in trade or ultimately free agency remains to be seen.
The Dolphins announced their 2026 coaching staff under new head coach Jeff Hafley last week with a number of previously unannounced hires on the list. On offense, Miami added tight ends coach Ron Middleton and retained assistant TEs coach Lemuel Jeanpierre, and assistant wide receivers coach Jonathan Krause.
The Miami Dolphins are heading into the 2026 offseason with more questions than answers, particularly at the most important position on the field. With a new head coach in Jeff Hafley and a new general manager in Jon Eric-Sullivan, the team is entering a full-blown transition period.
The Miami Dolphins are going through another fire sale, moving on from Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb earlier in the week. That has cast doubts over Minkah Fitzpatrick's future with the organization.
Tyreek Hill might not be what he used to be, but the speedy receiver will have his choice of his next destination. The five-time first-team Associated Press All-Pro is coming off a gruesome leg injury, something that might slow him down some.
The Dolphins officially released WR Tyreek Hill earlier this week, among a flurry of moves to save cap space. Hill had his season cut short with a significant leg injury, and the $22.9 million saved in cap space was a no-brainer for a new regime considering Hill’s uncertain future.
The Miami Dolphins have been clearing large salaries and star players this week, and they may not be done. The Dolphins have engaged in trade talks surrounding safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, according to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz.