Since Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan became Miami Dolphins head coach and general manager in January, they have talked about applying the lessons they learned during their time with the Green Bay Packers, who universally are recognized as one of the model franchises around the NFL.
The NFL owners meetings are underway this week and it serves as the last stand for NFL decision makers and coaches to meet with the media ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.
REPORT: Dolphins Expected to Play San Francisco in Mexico City 49ers Beat reporter Jennifer Lee Chan for NBC Sports Bay Area reports she is hearing that, when the San Francisco 49ers play a home game in Mexico City this year, the opponent will be the Miami Dolphins.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley is no longer on the same side as Micah Parsons, but he still believes the Green Bay Packers star can make history in 2026.
Should the Dolphins Trade Up? The Miami Dolphins are looking to rebuild, and the moves they’ve made so far this offseason confirm that. The largest example is the trade of Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Multiple moves made by the Miami Dolphins this offseason caused some members of the NFL community to suggest that new Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley are essentially "tanking" the 2026 season with the 2027 NFL Draft in mind.
The Miami Dolphins reportedly will have another international game in 2026. The Dolphins will be facing the San Francisco 49ers in Mexico City next season, this according to Jennifer Lee Chan of NBC Sports Bay Area who added the game could be scheduled for Nov.
Report: Dolphins kept Malik Willis in the know about Jaylen Waddle Trade Just days after the Miami Dolphins agreed to terms on a lucrative contract with quarterback Malik Willis, they traded a staple of their receiver corps in recent years, Jaylen Waddle, to the Denver Broncos.
In recent years, Miami's offense was about pure speed and quickness in space. Like the chicken that Mickey had Rocky Balboa chasing all over the yard in the first two Rocky movies.
If the Green Bay Packers have a player who could be available via trade or with the potential to get released, attention naturally turns to the Miami Dolphins as a potential next team for that player.
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.
A second in a series, Miami Dolphins on SI continues its look at prospects by position the Miami Dolphins could consider on each day of the 2026 NFL Draft.
The team at PFSN released a new 7-round mock draft, and with 11 picks, here is who they have the Miami Dolphins selecting. “Arguably, no one was more of a lockdown corner than Mansoor Delane in 2025.
Jon-Eric Sullivan Shares Thoughts Achane and the Offensive Line On the Offensive Line Reading between the lines here, Sullivan was sure to call out Patrick Paul and Aaron Brewer, but it sounds like the other 3 starting spots on the offensive line are open at this time.
The Dolphins have identified running back De’Von Achane and center Aaron Brewer as priorities for contract extensions, general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said at league meetings this week (via Omar Kelly of The Miami Herald).
The Dolphins gave Malik Willis some significant money on his three-year pact, and there’s no doubt he’ll be under center for the team in 2026. However, his non-guaranteed third year and his lack of a starting track record has led many to leave that he’ll ultimately be a bridge QB.
The NFL’s annual league meeting is taking place in Phoenix Arizona this week, which gives the media an opportunity to speak with the coaches who are in attendance.
The Miami Dolphins quickly silenced trade rumors surrounding running back De’Von Achane as their offseason roster moves continue to take shape. General manager Jon-Eric Sullivan made it clear that a potential contract extension for Achane is a priority, reinforcing the team’s commitment to one of its most explosive offensive weapons.
The Miami Dolphins lost a lot of star power in the offseason, and new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan doesn't really intend on losing anymore based on the comments he made to a small group of South Florida reporters who traveled to Arizona for the owners meetings.
The Miami Dolphins roster looks much different from what it did at the end of the regular season. Tua Tagovailoa, Bradley Chubb and Tyreek Hill were all released, and Jaylen Waddle was traded to the Denver Broncos.
As the Miami Dolphins embark on a rebuild following substantial change, first-year head coach Jeff Hafley was recently asked about Achane's future with the organization.
If there's one thing the Miami Dolphins do have this offseason, it's a lot of 2026 draft picks. Everyone's (rightfully) focused on the things the Dolphins don't have and their needs as a roster.
The Miami Dolphins aren't really in the business to be thumbing their nose at any prospects from the NFL Draft. Miami's roster is in need of a massive infusion of talent, which leaves few things off the table when it comes to determining fits for the Dolphins.
After a series of rumors surfaced suggesting that De’Von Achane would be the last piece the Miami Dolphins would trade to go all-in on rebuilding, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that teams calling for the running back were told he wasn’t available.