There’s one avenue the Miami Dolphins should avoid when looking to retain a few of their 29 internal free agents. Some of those free agents fall in the “restricted” category, which could allow the Dolphins to retain them more easily.
Tua Tagovailoa’s future with the Miami Dolphins appears to have an inevitable end. The veteran quarterback had a terrible 2025 NFL season, in which he threw for 20 touchdowns and 15 interceptions.
Things are tight these days for the Miami Dolphins. Spending power is hard to come by for the franchise as they continue to offload the commitments of the past regime.
The 2026 NFL Combine is under way, and the Miami Dolphins have many questions to answer. The team has massive holes at a bunch of positions, a new football leadership group, and five top-100 picks.
The Tua Tagovailoa era for the Miami Dolphins is destined to end this offseason. That being said, it might be an ugly breakup for both sides. Tagovailoa has been with the Dolphins since 2020, throwing for 18,166 yards with 120 touchdowns.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
That the Miami Dolphins would earn the top grade in the annual NFLPA survey of working conditions wasn't a surprise when it came to the overall marks, but there definitely were some eye-opening revelations in terms of specific categories.
Miami Should Avoid Anthony Richardson at All Costs The Indianapolis Colts have given Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade. The Miami Dolphins need a quarterback.
Vinnie Iyer of The Sporting News released their latest 2-round mock draft, and he has Miami filling two big needs with its first two picks. “The Dolphins need to boost their cornerback after trading Jalen Ramsey and McCoy gives them the size, toughness and physicality to be stronger in man coverage.
The Miami Dolphins aren't winning as much as they'd like to on the football field these days. And with a rebuild descending onto South Florida, it's likely that trend will continue into 2026, as well.
Cornerback Jermod McCoy to Meet with the Miami Dolphins Jermod McCoy, the former Tennessee Volunteer cornerback, is opting not to work out at the NFL Combine.
Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard was a finalist for the Dolphins’ head coaching job that went to Jeff Hafley. His comments this week indicate he might have been the runner-up.
The Miami Dolphins' future at quarterback is, essentially, an open book. There's a lot of unknown facing the team at this position in 2026 — with perhaps the most certain piece of the puzzle being that the current player in place isn't long for South Florida.
Like everybody predicted, the results of the annual NFLPA survey about working conditions were leaked and it was good news again for the Miami Dolphins.
An anonymous NFL general manager has delivered a brutal verdict on whether Tyreek Hill is worth a veteran-minimum contract. Hill’s name still carries weight, but the league’s appetite for risk has limits, especially when age, health, and fit come into play.
It’s unfortunately déjà vu all over again for the Miami Dolphins when it comes to needing a franchise quarterback, having an early pick in the draft but no one to legitimately use it on.
The Miami Dolphins' roster needs are...expansive. Miami's in the midst of a transition away from costly veterans, as has been vocalized by the team's new management and leadership.
The Miami Dolphins have a plethora of picks in the top 100. With the Combine in full swing, let’s take a look at one of the directions the Dolphins could go in the draft in April.
According to Jason La Canfora of Sportsboom, former Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill is facing a “tepid” free-agent market and is struggling to gain interest around
Four Dolphins veterans didn’t even make it to lunch. On February 16, 2026, new GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan kicked off his first offseason by cutting Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, James Daniels, and Nick Westbrook‑Ikhine.
Per Marcel Louis-Jacques, the Dolphins see RB De’Von Achane and WR Jaylen Waddle as “important parts of their franchise.” According to Louis-Jacques, new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says they’ll listen to offers for every player on the team, but they are not shopping Waddle or Achane, and the plan is to keep both on the roster.