Dolphins Enter Crucial Final Weeks of Offseason Program During phases 1, 2, and 3 of the offseason program, there is not much that we can learn about the Dolphins on the field.
The news from Jeff Hafley is going to ease a lot of minds about a pressing question for the Miami Dolphins’ spring efforts. There’s plenty of scar tissue with the Miami Dolphins fanbase.
The 2027 quarterback rat race just got even more complicated, which means the Miami Dolphins’ bet on Malik Willis is even more important. The Miami Dolphins’ bet on quarterback Malik Willis just got even more important.
Dolphins Invite UFL Player to Tryout The Miami Dolphins are inviting current United Football League player Major Burns to a tryout. The 24-year-old defensive back spent the season with the Houston Gamblers.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
It was strictly a coincidence, really, but there was something painful for Miami Dolphins fans about watching the Los Angeles Rams trade for star pass rusher Myles Garrett on Monday, the same day Miami got some cap relief for the release of Bradley Chubb.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Rams are in two different places as NFL teams. The Rams are competing for a Super Bowl, and building their roster accordingly as they traded for star defensive end Myles Garrett on Monday.
The Miami Dolphins should, absolutely, be keeping a watchful eye on how the Rams handle their young talent after trading for Myles Garrett. The NFL landscape has changed since the time you woke up this morning.
The Miami Dolphins made official their new power structure in their front office Monday, and the most noteworthy development involved the promotion of Brandon Shore to the role of executive vice president of football operations.
The Miami Dolphins find themselves with some much needed cap space. But it won’t last long. The arrival of June 1st is sure to spur new action for the Miami Dolphins and the rest of the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins will get the vast majority of their cap savings from the Tua Tagovailoa and Bradley Chubb releases. But not all. It’s a big day for the 2026 Miami Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins are officially pulled out of the bottom ranks of the league in salary cap space, as of today. For the first time all offseason, the Miami Dolphins have climbed out of the cellar with their salary cap situation.
Monday is a big day for the Miami Dolphins, who will receive more cap relief than any other team around the NFL. What exactly the Dolphins will be doing with that additional $21.1 million of cap space (per Spotrac) remains to be seen, but it regardless gives them the operating room they didn't have before.
The Miami Dolphins are only a few days away from receiving some financial relief to spend however they want. One avenue they could approach is bringing in veteran free agents, and there are a lot of those available.
Can De’Von Achane Be the Leader Miami Needs? When it comes to leadership, the Dolphins are still figuring things out. It’s always difficult when you have an organizational shake-up in the way Miami did this offseason.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan is looking to churn the roster and their interest in one spot is worth keeping an eye on. The Miami Dolphins‘ roster has been turned upside down in just about every way imaginable this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins have plenty of questions about their perimeter skill players. Is it enough to put De’Von Achane into the rarest of company? About the only thing that’s well-established about the Miami Dolphins offense this offseason?
My Dolphins Tale: Ian Berger — 2020 NFL Fan of the Year Proud to Bring Fans Together The 2020 NFL Fan of the Year, Ian Berger, had never made his home outside of Broward County.
This Miami Dolphins leadership group was just settling in, but another team threatened to interrupt the Dolphins’ staff. They’ve gone a different direction.
Cornerback Rasul Douglas was a 13-game starter for the Dolphins last year, but it appears he will have to look elsewhere if he plans to continue his career in 2026.
Despite signing a four-year extension worth up to $68MM a couple of weeks ago, Dolphins running back De’Von Achane has not been a full participant at OTAs.
Manny Fernandez, a legendary figure on the 1970s Miami Dolphins, has died, the team announced Tuesday. The Dolphins paid tribute to Fernandez on social media with a memorial post, though no information was available on his cause of death.
Former Dolphins defensive tackle Manny Fernandez has died, per a team announcement made on Tuesday. He was 79. Fernandez played a total of eight seasons (1968-75), beginning his career when Miami was in the AFL.