The Miami Dolphins’ season did not go as planned, largely because their roster didn’t meet expectations. Now that the team is turning the page with GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley, we’re taking one last look back at the 2025 roster and mostly grading players who played meaningful snaps.
The NFL's Super Bowl media tour is a non-stop machine. This time last year, it was a Tyreek Hill apology tour for the Miami Dolphins. This time around?
Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks got the ultimate compliment from his new defensive coordinator Sean Duggan on Wednesday. Duggan, during his introductory press conference with the South Florida media, said that Brooks' style of play was "awesome to watch" and called it "inspiring" to watch on film.
It wasn’t expected, but Quinn Ewers emerged as the starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins at the end of the 2025 season. The rookie quarterback, a seventh-round draft selection, started the final three games for the Dolphins following the benching of former Pro Bowl quarterback Tua Tagovailoa .
New Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Sean Duggan wants to be "multiple". During his introductory press conference with the South Florida media on Wednesday, Duggan talked at great length about a great number of things.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
The Miami Dolphins are hoping they landed the right people to turn the franchise around when they hired Jon-Eric Sullivan as general manager and Jeff Hafley as head coach last month, but chances are that turnaround won't happen overnight.
The Miami Dolphins introduced their three new coordinators to the football world and the South Florida media on Wednesday afternoon. Head coach Jeff Hafley took to the podium to introduce offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, defensive coordinator Sean Duggan, and special teams coordinator Chris Tabor.
The Miami Dolphins gave it everything they had during the 2025 season. Yet they find themselves in rebuilding mode yet again. The Dolphins played well during some dire circumstances in 2025, finishing the regular season 7-10 after a rocky start.
And just like that the Miami Dolphins again are in the market for a quarterbacks coach. Before he even officially was announced in his new role with Miami, longtime NFL offensive coordinator and one-time Denver Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett was gone, on his way to joining the Arizona Cardinals coaching staff.
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.
When the Miami Dolphins introduced their 2026 coordinators with a press conference Wednesday, the inevitable question regarding Tua Tagovailoa's status with the team came up during Bobby Slowik's turn at the mike.
When Jeff Hafley was hired as the Miami Dolphins’ new head coach, one of the most obvious predictions was him bringing Sean Duggan with him as defensive
The Miami Dolphins’ season did not go as planned, largely because their roster didn’t meet expectations. Now that the team is turning the page with GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley, we’re taking one last look back at the 2025 roster and mostly grading players who played meaningful snaps.
Dolphins Sign Former 2nd Round Pick WR Terrace Marshall Jr The official start of NFL free agency is still more than a month away on March 11, but it’s not too early for teams to ink a player to a future/reserve contract, and the Miami Dolphins did just that on Wednesday.
New Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has made his first roster addition, and it’s probably a name you remember from a few years ago. The Dolphins are signing wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., his agency announced Wednesday.
Welcome to 'lottery ticket season', Miami Dolphins fans. The Dolphins are entering into a 2026 offseason in which much of the roster is expected to be churned once again — although this time for very different reasons than what we've seen the last few years.
Viral Report that Dolphins Informed Tua Tagovailoa of Release is Unsubstantiated One post uploaded to X on Monday caught the attention of a whole lot of Miami Dolphins fans.
The Miami Dolphins have found their guy after signing Jeff Hafley last month. He will be tasked with reshaping the Dolphins, who missed the playoffs for the second straight year after a 7-10 record.
With Jeff Hafley bringing in a new defensive coordinator yesterday, Anthony Weaver found himself in need of a new opportunity. The latter will return to a familiar spot for the 2026 season.
The Dolphins a have a new head coach in Jeff Hafley, but his first staff will include some holdovers from the Mike McDaniel era. The team is retaining inside linebackers coach/run game coordinator Joe Barry and defensive line coach Austin Clark, per reports from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.