Stephen Ross has Killed Dolphins Football Being a Dolphins fan has been difficult the past two decades. And a big part of the reason it has been difficult is that the Dolphins are owned by a person who has no business owning a professional sports team.
In an update shared on Wednesday, ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano discussed Mike McDaniel's uncertain future.
How many of the active NFL quarterbacks to throw for at least 300 yards in a game can you name in eight minutes?
I Fear Stephen Ross Won’t Make More Changes Let me start by saying that I’m happy the Miami Dolphins have won two games in a row and are playing better.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
ESPN's Dan Graziano asked fellow NFL insider Jeremy Fowler whether Mike McDaniel can save his job before the offseason begins.
The Miami Dolphins' pitch to free agents is usually pretty straight forward. You know the deal, you've probably heard it a million times by now. The location is great.
Joining Trevor Lawrence as a summer 2024 extension recipient yet to justify his contract, Tua Tagovailoa has gone through an up-and-down stretch since the ink dried on his megadeal.
This week, owner Stephen Ross made two more front office changes by firing co-directors of player personnel Adam Engroff and Anthony Hunt, both of whom had been with the Dolphins organization for over twenty-five years.
If Stephen Ross Wants Things To Change He Has To Change Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has been the owner of the team for 16-17 years now, and the product on the field has been the biggest disappointment.
The Miami Dolphins have taken the first step. They've accepted there is a problem — and the team has begun the process of facilitating some much-needed change atop their football operation.
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.
ESPN's Dan Graziano elaborated on why the 2-7 Dolphins did not adopt a franchise reset like the Jets did.
The NFL's annual trade deadline is sparing no expense. The AFC East has been dramatically shaken, power moves are being made across the league, and, at this point, we aren't done yet.
Stephen Ross will Decide Mike McDaniel’s Future, NOT the new GM There is a notion among some Dolphins fans on social media that the Miami Dolphins will hire a new general manager, who will be all-powerful and decisive, and that person will ultimately decide the fate of current Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, whether he stays or is fired.
As the last call for Sunday Splash! reports before the trade deadline arrives, many are planting flags on possible trades to be made by the Dolphins. And while interim G.M.
REPORT: Ross Has Confidence McDaniel is the Right Coach for Miami For those expecting that Miami Dolphins head coach Stephen Ross will fire and move on from Mike McDaneil after the season, to quote Lee Corso: NOT SO FAST, MY FRIEND!
The Dolphins installed an interim General Manager on Friday. And Champ Kelly has plenty of work to do. The trade deadline arrives on Tuesday at 4:00 p.m.
After nearly a decade as GM and zero playoff wins to show for it, Chris Grier is finally out. Stephen Ross had seen enough. Stephen Ross finally did what many Dolphins fans have waited years to see: he fired general manager Chris Grier.
McDaniel spoke with reporters on Friday morning as part of a previously scheduled media obligation. Soon after McDaniel discussed what went wrong for his club on Thursday evening, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced that the team and Grier had "mutually" agreed to part ways.
Things have gotten so bad for the Miami Dolphins that even one of their most infamous former players has seen enough.
it's becoming a weekly tradition around the Miami Dolphins that during head coach Mike McDaniel's day-after-the-game press conference, he will be asked about his postgame conversation with team owner Stephen Ross.
Mike McDaniel has been on the hot seat since the end of the 2024 campaign.
The Miami Dolphins are looking for more than their first victory of the season Monday night, it's almost about self-preservation. At the very least, it's absolutely a crossroads type of game for the Dolphins, which is rare for a Week 4 matchup.
Earlier this month, a report came to light indicating that Dolphins general manager Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel may not retain their jobs through the end of the current season.
The Miami Dolphins' season is just two games old but the overall feel around the team appears to be one of resignation to the inevitable. Miami flopped
The Dolphins are coming off an extremely embarrassing Week 1 loss.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross reportedly turned down a massive offer for the franchise recently, along with several other valuable properties.
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