The Miami Dolphins are getting set to play their final preseason game of 2026 against the Atlanta Falcons. While Malik Willis is their starting quarterback for the season, they are still trying to figure out their backup spot.
The Miami Dolphins have one final football exercise before their decision-makers have to decide which players will make up their initial 53-man roster, that being the preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons at Hard Rock Stadium on Friday night.
Malik Willis and De’Von Achane will not play in the Miami Dolphins’ preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday night. Many other starters will sit as well.
The Miami Dolphins will wrap up their preseason with a matchup against the Atlanta Falcons at Hard Rock Stadium on Friday night, with the final training camp practice having taken place earlier this week.
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At the dawn of a new Miami Dolphins rebuild, the new regime is turning every stone in search of the building blocks of future success. A former first-round pick who looks to turn his career around after an underwhelming year two is among those standing out.
Jeff Hafley is gearing up for his first-ever season as a head coach in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins. He was appointed in January 2026 after being handpicked by Miami’s general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan.
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The Los Angeles Rams welcomed back a familiar face Thursday, acquiring wide receiver Tutu Atwell from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for running back Jarquez Hunter.
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Running back De’Von Achane will be the last Miami Dolphins player to attend an annual event. Well, that’s all folks! The Miami Dolphins and the rest of the NFL have passed a point of no return.
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