Following a disastrous week that saw significant injuries for two of their most important players, the Miami Dolphins will face the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium in Week 10.
From 2009 through 2020, the Miami Dolphins managed just one playoff appearance – in 2016. That year, Miami finished 10-6 and had a number of memorable moments.
Caleb Douglas Opens Up About His Connection with Kyle McCord Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis and rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas have showcased great synergy through the first nine weeks of the season.
The Miami Dolphins were dismissed long before the 2026 campaign began and they have largely been ignored through Week 9 (understandably so). Many fans have lost faith in the organization.
The Miami Dolphins are turning to yet another quarterback, hoping their latest signal-caller can keep the wheels from falling off. Kyle McCord will make his NFL debut Sunday when the Dolphins face the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
While it was expected — or at least likely — that the Miami Dolphins would experience some growing pains this season, there was legitimate hope that the offensive line could lead the way on offense.
Zach Sieler is the heart and soul of the Miami Dolphins’ defense. Losing him for the rest of the season is a gut punch to a unit already struggling to find its footing.
Kyle McCord will be getting a huge opportunity when he starts for the Miami Dolphins against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, the 2025 sixth-round pick heading for his NFL debut after not being on an active roster as a rookie.
The Miami Dolphins have been without their most explosive offensive weapon since Week 3. But even with a torn ACL cutting his season short, De’Von Achane hasn’t gone anywhere.
At 1-7, the Miami Dolphins are running out of reasons to keep fans focused on the final nine games of the season. For many, the real excitement is already shifting toward the offseason — and a potential franchise quarterback.
The Miami Dolphins' major setbacks this week with Malik Willis and Zach Sieler going on IR very well might slow down or stop the progress they had made in recent weeks, but they could prove beneficial if the objective is for the team to land the highest possible pick in the 2027 NFL draft.
Injuries are inevitable in the NFL, but for the Miami Dolphins unfortunately those have included this year losing two key players to season-ending injuries before reaching the halfway point.
Second-year Miami Dolphins quarterback Kyle McCord has never attempted a regular-season pass as a pro, but he now finds himself preparing to start on Sunday.
Talk about the Dolphins possibly acquiring a top-tier quarterback prospect in the 2027 NFL Draft will grow louder with each game Miami loses as Willis is sidelined.
The Baltimore Ravens are signing former Dolphins K Riley Patterson following a successful workout on Wednesday, according to Mike Garafolo. Patterson, 27, wound up going undrafted out of Memphis back in 2021.
For the second straight week, the Miami Dolphins could be without a key offensive lineman because of a concussion against the Indianapolis Colts. Center Aaron Brewer missed Miami’s practice Wednesday, according to several team reporters.
Mid-November has been a difficult period for the Miami Dolphins in terms of injury news, with Malik Willis and Zach Sieler both placed on IR this week and Sieler out for the season.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have signed DT Keith Cooper to their active roster from the Panthers’ practice squad. They had three open roster spots.
The Miami Dolphins need a reason to believe the second half of their season can look different. Kyle McCord now has an opportunity to give them one. With Miami sitting at 1-7 and Malik Willis placed on injured reserve, McCord is expected to make his first NFL start against the Indianapolis Colts.
When is Tyreek Hill going to make his way back to the field? Nine weeks into the 2026 season, and we still do not have that question answered. There have been a variety of rumors about where he might go, but nothing concrete.
It turns out that the most noteworthy move the Miami Dolphins made on Tuesday before the NFL trade deadline arrived at 4:00 p.m. ET had nothing to do with the club acquiring talent or future draft assets.
With the Miami Dolphins’ 2026 season now at the halfway point, it’s time to ramp up some focus on who could be added to the mix. Here’s a 3-round 2027 NFL mock draft.