Safety Position Should be Fixed Long-Term through the Draft Heading into 2026, the Dolphins’ safety room is in transition. Dante Trader Jr. looks like
The Miami Dolphins are in the midst of a sweeping overhaul on both sides of the football. But the changes on defense? They’re wholesale. We aren’t seeing a great deal of overlap with the roster from 2024 and 2025 to this season — as new head coach Jeff Hafley looks to instill his vision on that side of the ball.
Mock Trade from ESPN has Dolphins Moving up in 1st Round One mock trade proposed by ESPN’s Bill Barnwell has the Miami Dolphins dealing a promising young linebacker along with the No.
Peter Schrager has been the most accurate mock drafter the past few years out of all of the NFL draft analysts. As he does mock drafts based on what he is hearing, not what he would do.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
Nick Wright of FOX SPORTS First Thing First released his latest mock draft. With two picks in round one, he has Miami selecting. “The Dolphins are in a full-on teardown.
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.
If the Miami Dolphins end up having an appetite to move up the board later this month, they’ll have every opportunity to move around in the 2026 NFL Draft.
USA Today put out their latest Round 1 Mock Draft, and with 2 picks in Round one they have Miami selecting. “WR Jaylen Waddle‘s departure leaves a massive hole in the Fins’ passing game.
The Dolphins’ receiving corps does not look like it did when Malik Willis committed to Miami. The Broncos now have Jaylen Waddle in place as a Bo Nix weapon, strengthening a long-Courtland Sutton-reliant skill-position corps while depleting the Dolphins’ offense.
Former Dolphins RB Doesn’t Mince Words when Talking about Miami’s Culture Under Mike McDaniel In recent years, a number of folks who played under Mike McDaniel have come out and criticized the Miami Dolphins’ culture under his leadership, and a former Miami running back is just the latest to do so.
REPORT: Dolphins to Host CB Prospect for Top 30 visit Monday Night As DolphinsTalk owner Mike Oliva pointed out in a separate article recently, if Storm Duck is your best cornerback, you have a problem and a lot of room for improvement at the position, and that’s where the Miami Dolphins are at right now.
The Miami Dolphins certainly have a bevy of options later this month, when they’re scheduled to make the No. 11 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. That is a bit of a double-edged sword.
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.
Former Dolphins star WR seen Rehabbing at Team Facility Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been a free agent on the open market for a little while now, as the Miami Dolphins released him back in February following a four-year partnership, yet he was at Miami’s practice facility recently.
Along with the plethora of mock drafts we get every year, there's an interesting annual exercise from ESPN's Bill Barnwell, who proposes a hypothetial trade at every spot of the first round.
Troy Aikman has opened up on why he agreed to work with the Miami Dolphins, pointing to a specific advantage he brings that teams cannot easily replicate internally.
Troy Aikman’s move to work with the Miami Dolphins raised eyebrows, but the reasoning behind it has become clearer as more context has emerged. The decision stood out because of Aikman’s deep ties to the Dallas Cowboys.
Pete Prisco of CBS Sports released his Mock Draft 2.0, and with it, he has the Dolphins selecting these two players in Round 1. “He is coming off a torn ACL, but he is back running and should be ready for the season.
The Draft Network put out their latest mock draft, and in round one, they have Miami doubling down and taking two players at the same position. “The Miami Dolphins sit toward the bottom of the NFL when you look at their receiver room and need to invest heavily into that room to give Malik Willis weapons to throw to.
Armed with 11 picks in the upcoming NFL draft, new Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has plenty of opportunities to continue shaping a young roster.
If the Miami Dolphins‘ early strategy at cornerback is any indication, it’d probably be safety to assume that the cornerback room is going to be a no-holds-barred battle royal.
Miami Dolphins: Building the Future As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins are taking a deliberate and calculated approach to roster building, one that clearly reflects the vision of the current regime.
Troy Aikman made a very honest admission about his new role with the Miami Dolphins that will likely spark some controversy.
New Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has been busy positioning the team for the opening stages of a long-term rebuild. That has included the departure of several veterans, although center Aaron Brewer is still in the fold.
The new Dolphins regime incurred a $99.2M cap charge after moving on from Tagovailoa.
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.
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.
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