The Dolphins continue to shape their roster under a new decision-making tandem. David Ojabo is Miami’s latest arrival. Ojabo was signed on Monday, per a team announcement.
Two months after parting with general manager Chris Grier, the Dolphins brought in Hall of Fame quarterback and career-long Cowboy Troy Aikman to consult in their GM search.
The Miami Dolphins made the decision to bring back right tackle Austin Jackson on an amended contract in 2026. The move was likely aided by the fact that the Dolphins, frankly, don't have a lot of resources to work with this offseason.
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.
Troy Aikman appears to be fairly committed to his undefined role with the Miami Dolphins. In an appearance on the “Rodeo Time” podcast, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback admitted he was caught off-guard when he was originally asked to help the team with its general manager search in January.
As previously discussed on Gridiron Heroics, the Miami Dolphins needed to address their offensive line depth, with multiple starting spots and key backup roles available.
Dolphins Sign OT Charlie Heck The Miami Dolphins have signed veteran OT Charlie Heck. Heck is 29 years old and a former 4th-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft of the Houston Texans.
The first week of free agency for the Miami Dolphins is in the books under general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan. And that man was BUSY. The Dolphins logged nearly two dozen signings — many of them cost-effective contracts to help raise the floor of a barren roster.
Plenty of Veteran Talent Still Available in Free Agency for Dolphins The first wave of free agency is over. All the big contracts have been handed out around the league.
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.
MIAMI, FL — The Miami Dolphins just handed the keys of the franchise to Malik Willis, but they forgot to check if the car has tires. After a week of Miami
Malik Willis is heading to Miami, and the Miami Dolphins are betting big that he is finally ready to become a starting quarterback in this league. Willis signed a three-year deal worth $67.5 million, with $45 million guaranteed, and is expected to open as the starter despite the team planning an open competition.
The Miami Dolphins were very active in the first week of free agency, surprisingly so considering they went to the market with limited financial resources.
The Miami Dolphins were very active in the first week of free agency, surprisingly so considering they went to the market with limited financial resources.
Strategic Approach to Free Agency The Miami Dolphins approached this year’s free agency period with a clear and calculated plan. Instead of committing to large, long-term contracts for veteran players, the team focused on signing younger free agents, many of whom are in their mid-20s, to short-term deals.
You Want to Play for These Guys Somehow, with very little money, our general manager, Jon-Eric Sullivan, or “Sully”, and coach Jeff Hafley are signing a bunch of players at our positions of need.
Miami’s first week of free agency was straightforward enough at first glance. The Dolphins signed Jamaree Salyer, a four-year Chargers lineman with experience at both guard and tackle, to help stabilize the offensive line for newcomer quarterback Malik Willis.
The Miami Dolphins have been signing player after player since the start of free agency, and they have found ways to do so despite their bad salary-cap situation.
A YouTube Shorts video hit feeds with the urgency of a breaking news alert: the Miami Dolphins fired Mike McDaniel. The video featured red emoji sirens and bold text.