Heading into the year, I planted my flag on Chris Bell for the 2026 fantasy football season. Now it’s still early, but between the two, I would now rather have Caleb Douglas.
Keeping track of the (many) Miami Dolphins exes of the 2026 NFL season. The Miami Dolphins have a LOT of exes in new places this season. Enough to make your head spin.
The most controversial goodbye for the Miami Dolphins this offseason found things hard to come by in his Week 1 debut elsewhere. There are no shortage of players that the Miami Dolphins said goodbye to this past season.
Dante Trader Jr. and Aaron Brewer: Dolphins Must Clean Up Mistakes After Week 1 Loss The Miami Dolphins walked away from their season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders knowing there were opportunities to win the game.
Ashton Jeanty Was the Dolphins’ Kryptonite in Week 1 Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty is one of the more promising young players at his position in the NFL.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
Perhaps the greatest member of the Miami Dolphins ever to don the aqua and orange, legendary quarterback Dan Marino celebrates his 65th birthday today!
Jeff Hafley Reveals What Went Wrong in Dolphins’ Week 1 Loss The Miami Dolphins’ season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders left head coach Jeff Hafley with plenty to evaluate, and after reviewing the film, one theme stood out: Miami needs to play faster, more aggressively, and with greater consistency from the opening snap.
Miami Dolphins rookie safety Kyle Louis will be out for an undisclosed amount of time. Coach Jeff Hafley told reporters that Louis will at least miss the Week 2 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers because of a knee injury.
Even in a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, Miami Dolphins receiver Caleb Douglas made history. The third-round rookie registered five catches for 94 yards.
The Miami Dolphins suffered a 27-13 season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. However, one of the few positives they can take away from the game was rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez’s performance.
The Miami Dolphins suffered a 27-13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in their season opener. This means it’s time to take a look at the film, so let’s see what went wrong, as well as some reasons for optimism.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
On paper, the game should have been a close win for the Miami Dolphins but on the field, mistakes were made, rookies performed and let the game get the best of them on the penalty front.
The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss wasn’t just a loss. They walked into Allegiant Stadium and got bullied, losing 27–13 in a game that never felt competitive.
It may have felt like a small, innocent moment. But one play perfectly represents the transition facing the Miami Dolphins’ holdovers from 2025. The Miami Dolphins‘ offensive effort in Week 1 of the 2026 season was too inconsistent to give the team a firm chance to win.
Caleb Douglas Makes History in Spectacular Dolphins Debut Wide receiver Caleb Douglas’ NFL debut was highly anticipated by a lot of Miami Dolphins fans.
De’Von Achane Flounders in Dolphins’ Season-Opening Loss With a ground-and-pound approach expected to be the Miami Dolphins’ bread and butter on offense this season, all eyes were on running back De’Von Achane to perform on Sunday.
No one phase of the Miami Dolphins’ 27-13 loss to Las Vegas is without blame. But the execution of this group in particular needs to find answers fast.
What We Learned From the Dolphins’ Week 1 Loss to the Raiders As expected, the Miami Dolphins dropped their season opener to the Las Vegas Raiders, 27-13.
The Miami Dolphins are preparing to enter the Jeff Hafley era as the head coach, and with doing so, there is already one key defensive player standing out who can help in leading the Dolphins’ rebuild.
The Dolphins announced that they are elevating veteran DE Clelin Ferrell from the practice squad for Week 1. Ferrell, 29, was selected by the Raiders with the No.
Malik Willis finally has a chance to prove he belongs as a starter, but former Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick isn’t convinced the situation is as promising as it looks.
A Thursday report indicated that Jeanty was on track to play in his team's Week 1 game against the Miami Dolphins this coming Sunday after he was a full practice participant on both Wednesday and Thursday.
Whether or not Jeanty will be able to play in his team's Week 1 game this coming Sunday has been a massive question hovering over the Raiders ever since Jeanty suffered an ankle injury during a practice on Aug. 22.