Not sure if you've heard, but first-year quarterback Kyle McCord will make his NFL debut for the Miami Dolphins against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins' inactive list for Week 10 was headed by three injured players, but of note it also involved a bit of a shake-up on the offensive line.
The Miami Dolphins are on the road Sunday afternoon as they travel to take on the Indianapolis Colts in a Week 10 AFC matchup. Miami enters Sunday’s game with a 1-7 record after losing at home to the Detroit Lions in Week 9.
Five straight losses will do this to a team’s reputation. The Indianapolis Colts are small home favorites against a 1-7 Miami Dolphins team starting a quarterback who has never taken a regular-season snap, and a good chunk of the national media still isn’t buying them.
It was a tough blow for the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday, losing defensive tackle Zach Sieler for the rest of the season with a ruptured bicep. I couldn’t
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Miami Dolphins made the expected moves Saturday ahead of their Week 10 game against the Indianapolis Colts, but they still have an opening to be filled at some point.
The Dolphins announced three roster moves, signing K Zane Gonzalez to the active roster, as well as activating QB Brady Cook and WR Jalen Reagor from the practice squad.
Dan Marino was one of the best players whom Don Shula had coached, and even years after parting ways from the game of football, the legendary quarterback had immense respect for his long-time coach.
A chaotic Friday night of air travel in the United States raised all kinds of challenges for sports teams this weekend. The ripple effect will impact the Miami Dolphins.
The Dolphins hosted veteran kicker Daniel Carlson for a workout this week, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. The former Raider and Saint converted all 12 of his kicks during the session, but did not receive a contract.
For a change, the Miami Dolphins are given a chance by more than just one or two national media members heading into their Week 10 game against the Indianapolis Colts — and that's despite the injury to starting quarterback Malik Willis.
Jeff Hafley Sends Strong Message to Kyle McCord as Dolphins Lose More Starters Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley met with the media ahead of Sunday’s
The Miami Dolphins have looked to build up their tight end room in 2026 and currently feature three rookies at that position. Against that backdrop, one would think there was more than a little bit of remorse in watching Elijah Higgins sign a contract extension with the Arizona Cardinals on Friday.
Ready or not, and the Miami Dolphins believe and hope he is, Kyle McCord is going to make his NFL debut Sunday. There are some tough circumstances for the first-year player from Syracuse, most notably the absence of center Aaron Brewer to go along with that of IR'ed star running back De'Von Achane.
The Miami Dolphins are halfway through the 2026 season with a 1-7 record and somehow, they’re still living up to expectations. That’s no surprise, considering many predicted Miami would go winless this season.
The Miami Dolphins have lost one of their biggest leaders for the remainder of the season. Now, coach Jeff Hafley is looking for the next wave of players to step up.
‘We haven’t talked about that enough,’ says one prominent NFL analyst while apologizing to the Miami Dolphins. The Miami Dolphins currently sit third in the 2027 NFL Draft order at the halfway point of the season.
Second-year Miami Dolphins quarterback Kyle McCord has never attempted a regular-season pass as a pro, but he now finds himself preparing to start on Sunday.
Talk about the Dolphins possibly acquiring a top-tier quarterback prospect in the 2027 NFL Draft will grow louder with each game Miami loses as Willis is sidelined.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have signed DT Keith Cooper to their active roster from the Panthers’ practice squad. They had three open roster spots.
It turns out that the most noteworthy move the Miami Dolphins made on Tuesday before the NFL trade deadline arrived at 4:00 p.m. ET had nothing to do with the club acquiring talent or future draft assets.
In surprising news, the Dolphins are placing quarterback Malik Willis on IR with a core muscle injury, according to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer. Willis is expected to return this season, Pelissero adds.
Dolphins defensive tackle Zach Sieler has come up as a potential trade candidate ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, but an injury will erase any chance of a deal.