The first wave of free agency is done and so are the NFL owners meetings, but the NFL fun never stops. And, just like that, we're less than a week away from the start of the Miami Dolphins offseason program.
Dolphins’ Future is Encouraging Given that very few, if any, Dolphins fans expect the 2026 season to be successful, I am looking forward to what our new regime will bring to the field.
The third in a series, Miami Dolphins on SI continues its look at prospects by position the Miami Dolphins could consider on each day of the 2026 NFL draft.
As the 2026 NFL draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins' current roster includes more players who came into the NFL as second-round picks than any other round.
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.
Gilberto Manzano of Sports Illustrated put out his Round One NFL Mock Draft. With one of Miami’s two picks, he has the Dolphins taking someone most fans probably wouldn’t see coming.
The Miami Dolphins will look a bit different next season as they have some new faces in the front office and will have some on the roster, but there will also be some new stakeholders as well.
The team at the Bleacher Report released their most recent round one mock draft. And with two picks, they have Miami selecting. “When overhauling an offense, three steps serve as the process.
Laying the Foundation As the NFL Draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins are operating with a clear sense of direction under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley.
The Cowboys’ poor linebacker play was a core part of their defensive struggles last season, but the team is hoping a full season from DeMarvion Overshown will lead to marked improvements in 2026.
The Dolphins continued their steady draft‑season work by bringing in James Madison running back Kaelon Black for a pre‑draft visit, a move that signals Miami’s interest in adding more young talent to its already explosive offense.
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.
Lance Zierlein of the NFL Network and NFL.com released his 3.0 Mock Draft. With 2 picks in Round one he has Miami selecting… “Austin Jackson is only under
New Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan spoke on the current state of the team during media appearances at the NFL owners meetings in Arizona this week, and his comments on the offensive line are important to note.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan acknowledged the difficulty of trading wide receiver Jaylen Waddle while defending the decision as part of the franchise’s long-term reset.
The Miami Dolphins‘ secondary is full, but also empty. It’s a fascinating intersection that Miami finds themselves in. This group is young, physical, and woefully inexperienced & unestablished all at the same time.
The Dolphins’ offseason plans are becoming increasingly clear, as they have invested significant money in Malik Willis, indicating he is their chosen quarterback for the future.
Multiple moves made by the Miami Dolphins this offseason caused some members of the NFL community to suggest that new Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley are essentially "tanking" the 2026 season with the 2027 NFL Draft in mind.
The Dolphins have identified running back De’Von Achane and center Aaron Brewer as priorities for contract extensions, general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said at league meetings this week (via Omar Kelly of The Miami Herald).
The Dolphins gave Malik Willis some significant money on his three-year pact, and there’s no doubt he’ll be under center for the team in 2026. However, his non-guaranteed third year and his lack of a starting track record has led many to leave that he’ll ultimately be a bridge QB.
The Miami Dolphins quickly silenced trade rumors surrounding running back De’Von Achane as their offseason roster moves continue to take shape. General manager Jon-Eric Sullivan made it clear that a potential contract extension for Achane is a priority, reinforcing the team’s commitment to one of its most explosive offensive weapons.
The Miami Dolphins roster looks much different from what it did at the end of the regular season. Tua Tagovailoa, Bradley Chubb and Tyreek Hill were all released, and Jaylen Waddle was traded to the Denver Broncos.
As the Miami Dolphins embark on a rebuild following substantial change, first-year head coach Jeff Hafley was recently asked about Achane's future with the organization.