End of the McDaniel era? The Numbers Behind the Bengals’ Beatdown There was a sense of fresh air this week, a new, young quarterback in his first start, the benching of the franchise quarterback, and what could very well be the conclusion of head coach Mike McDaniel’s Miami career.
If it already hadn't been established that the Miami Dolphins took a significant step backward on defense in 2025, there should be no doubt left after the rough outing against the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins have some decisions to make when the season ends regarding the roster and the coaching staff. As much as head coach Mike McDaniel’s job security has been in question this season, the latest thing many are wondering is if Tua Tagovailoa will be on the roster next season.
Former Miami Dolphins guard Robert Hunt wasn't able to face his former team when Miami faced the Carolina Panthers in Week 5, nor was he able to play enough to earn a second consecutive Pro Bowl invitation after missing most of the season with an injury, but things are looking up for him.
Typically, a late-round rookie quarterback starting against a Todd Bowles defense is a recipe for disaster, but that's not so much the case for Quinn Ewers and the Miami Dolphins offense heading into Week 17.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Quinn Ewers made it 27 different starting quarterbacks for the Miami Dolphins since Dan Marino ended his Hall of Fame career. Ewers joined this list with his first NFL start against the Cincinnati Bengals, earning praise from head coach Mike McDaniel despite an uneven stat line that included two interceptions and a 66.0 passer rating.
The yet to be fully-explored secondary discussion to the current quarterback dilemma facing the Miami Dolphins? Where could or would Tua Tagovailoa land if the Dolphins indeed moved on from his services after the 2025 season?
The Miami Dolphins defense is facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense at a time when the skill players are 100% healthy and making plays in both the passing game and on the ground.
Following the retirements of legendary quarterback Dan Marino and head coach Jimmy Johnson at the end of the 1999 season, not many knew what to expect from the Miami Dolphins in 2000.
The Miami Dolphins' defense has been on something of a rollercoaster ride in 2025. Miami's defensive effort in the first month of the season was, well, egregiously bad.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Veteran safety Jordan Poyer is back with his old team after one forgettable season with the Miami Dolphins, and he recently opened about some issues he saw with that 2024 Miami defense.
Dolphins rookie QB Quinn Ewers said that the turnovers on offense plagued the team in his first NFL start. “It’s hard to win ball games whenever you have three turnovers,” Ewers said, via Dolphins Wire.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have signed S Jack Henderson to the practice squad. Henderson, 23, started his career at Southeast Louisiana State before transferring to Minnesota for his final two seasons.
To borrow from an old rock song, will he stay or will he go? The speculation around head coach Mike McDaniel and whether he will retain his status as Miami Dolphins head coach after the 2025 season is running rampant more than ever and clearly the focal point for the franchise over the next several weeks.
Despite paying Tua Tagovailoa over $50 million a year to be their quarterback, the Miami Dolphins have decided to stop doing that for the final three weeks of the 2025 season.
We shouldn't have expected major Miami Dolphins representation for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games given their overall performance this season, but this still landed as a disappointment.
Despite a recent report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport claiming that the Dolphins will keep Mike McDaniel at the end of the year, the team may not have finalized that decision yet.
To say that this has been a rocky season for the Miami Dolphins would be a massive understatement. Amid the chaos and disappointment, has head coach Mike McDaniel done enough to keep his job?