Chris Bell is a full go for Week 1, just weeks after coming off the non-football injury list. The Miami Dolphins wide receiver will play without any restrictions during Sunday’s season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Veteran wide receiver Tyreek Hill’s return to the NFL will not happen in Week 1 of the 2026 season, with his agent Drew Rosenhaus revealing that doctors have recommended the 32-year-old to wait until at least October before attempting a comeback.
Malik Willis has never been a full-time NFL starter. That changes Sunday, when the Miami Dolphins visit the Las Vegas Raiders. Willis will make his seventh career start and his first with Miami after signing a three-year, $67.5 million contract in March.
The Miami Dolphins' roster transformation, actually overhaul, was drastic enough that 13 of the 20 players who started half their games in 2025 are now gone.
The Miami Dolphins play in Las Vegas on Sunday afternoon. They’ll do so while missing tight end Brock Bowers, who is OUT for the Raiders. The forecast for the Miami Dolphins‘ Week 1 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders just got turned upside down.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
There will be no questions on who will be starting for the Miami Dolphins at wide receiver as they're turning to their rookies to lead the way for Malik Willis and the offense.
The Miami Dolphins’ new green-dot defender is second-round rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez. He’s finding the devil is in the details. Calling an NFL defense is no small feat.
In an interview with The Pat McAfee Show, agent Drew Rosenhaus said doctors have recommended WR Tyreek Hill hold off on attempting a comeback until sometime in October. Rosenhaus talked up Hill’s recovery from last year’s gruesome knee injury, pointing out some of the videos Hill has posted of his workouts.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Miami Dolphins’ updated depth chart boasts rookie wide receiver Chris Bell as a starter. His return to full action comes with no restrictions, as Jeff Hafley clarified on Wednesday.
Jeff Hafley believes team success starts with the offensive line. The Miami Dolphins could find that out quickly Sunday in their season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Don’t expect the Miami Dolphins to have multiple advantages over many teams throughout the 2026 NFL season, but the Las Vegas Raiders are one of the few where they should enter their matchup with some clear edges.
Aiyuk burned all bridges with the San Francisco 49ers, reportedly not rehabbing the way he was supposed to, and then blasting the team on social media time and time again.
The Miami Dolphins will be looking to restart an opening-day winning streak when they face the Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday. The Dolphins had won four openers in a row before they were humbled by the Indianapolis Colts, 33-8, at Lucas Oil Stadium last year.
Zach Sieler Embraces Dolphins’ Youth Movement and New Era The Miami Dolphins are entering a new era with a new coaching staff and one of the NFL’s youngest rosters, but Zach Sieler remains one of the familiar faces being counted on to help lead the transition.
Why the Miami Dolphins Will Beat the Raiders in Week 1 How, you ask? The Miami Dolphins’ roster is incomplete, riddled with holes. Many predict they are already sunk.
Defensive schemes evolve constantly. Nickel packages, dime looks, Cover 2, and classic 3-4 or 4-3 fronts all have their place, but coordinators keep searching for new ways to match modern offenses.
The Miami Dolphins could be one of the worst teams in the NFL. They could also be one of the best rushing teams in the league in 2026. Both of those statements can be true.
The Miami Dolphins updated their unofficial depth chart for Week 1 of the 2026 regular season. A few questions appear to be answered. The Miami Dolphins‘ Week 1 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders will offer the first official game action for many players on the 53-man roster.
Dolphins Should Unleash De’Von Achane in Week 1 There are many questions surrounding this year’s Dolphins. How will Jeff Hafley manage a team in his first year at the helm?