The Miami Dolphins now have themselves quite the collection of draft picks for 2026 as they try to restock and rebuild their roster. With the picks acquired
The Miami Dolphins roster transformation continued in a big way Tuesday with maybe new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan's biggest move yet. The move came after Sullivan said he wasn't actively pursuing a trade involving Waddle — or running back De'Von Achane, for that matter — though he did say he would listen if teams called.
It appears the Miami Dolphins have traded star WR Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos. Early speculation on Tuesday was seemingly confirmed by ESPN that Waddle has been dealt, and Denver will send this year’s first-round pick, as well as its late 3rd and 4th-round picks.
The Denver Broncos are acquiring wide receiver Jayden Waddle and a fourth-round pick in next month's draft from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for first-, third- and fourth-round selections, ESPN reported Tuesday.
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.
The Miami Dolphins are continuing to overhaul their roster with a blockbuster trade. The Dolphins are trading wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, according to multiple reports.
The Broncos’ first outside addition of the new league year is certainly a notable one. Jaylen Waddle is heading to Denver. The Dolphins have worked out a trade to send Waddle to the Broncos, as first reported by Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
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.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Broncos are trading for Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle. Adam Schefter reports the Broncos will get Waddle and Miami’s 2026 fourth (No.
Greg Dulcich Could Be The Answer at Tight End During the Mike McDaniel Era, the Dolphins struggled to find consistent production at the tight end position.
While most around the organization won't say the word, the Miami Dolphins clearly are in rebuilding mode in 2026 under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley, but this is a different kind of rebuild.
FOX’s college football lead analyst, Joel Klatt, released his Mock Draft 2.0, and he has the Dolphins selecting… “The Dolphins have holes everywhere, particularly along the offensive line.
MIAMI GARDENS, FL — The “Great Reset” of the Miami Dolphins officially has a face, and it carries a $22.5 million annual price tag. By signing former Packers
The 2025 season was one of the healthiest in recent memory for the Dolphins’ offensive line. Four players played over 800 snaps, per Pro Football Focus
ESPN color commentator Troy Aikman scratched a long-time itch when he helped the Miami Dolphins with their general manager and coaching search this offseason.
Cornerback Jack Jones proved a pretty good bargain for the Miami Dolphins after joining the team last summer, but he doubled his 2025 salary without playing another down Monday.
Dolphins Salary Cap Update with Contract Details to Free Agents The Miami Dolphins have signed a lot of free agents over the past week, and now we are getting details on some of those contracts.
Alec Elijah of PFSN put out a 3-round mock draft, and with 5 picks, he has the Dolphins taking. “Miami has leaned toward defense in the first round in recent years, and that trend could continue with the selection of Jermod McCoy from the Tennessee Volunteers football.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.