Miami Dolphins Sign Linebacker Cam Riley, Add Depth to Defense The Miami Dolphins continue to make changes to their roster following their preseason matchup with the Washington Commanders, adding some depth to their linebacker room.
The Miami Dolphins’ depth up front takes a nasty hit with a new injured reserve designation. Ouch. The Miami Dolphins‘ roster depth this season is limited.
The Miami Dolphins have signed back quarterback Mark Gronowski and new linebacker Cam Riley. Subsequently, they have placed guard Jamaree Salyer on injured reserve and waived cornerback Ethan Robinson with an injury designation.
The Dolphins announced four roster moves on Sunday, including placing G Jamaree Salyer on injured reserve, ending his season. Miami is also waiving CB Ethan Robinson and signing both QB Mark Gronowski and LB Cam Riley.
Looking into positives from the Miami Dolphins' preseason opener, there are standout performances with an emphasis on physicality that's in line with what the coaching staff wants.
Who Made the Dolphins’ Defining Defensive Play in Preseason Opener? It goes without saying that the Miami Dolphins kicked off their preseason slate in an unceremonious fashion on Friday.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley follows up on his sideline interaction with running back Ollie Gordon II after a personal foul penalty on Friday night against the Commanders.
The Miami Dolphins opened the preseason with a 20-7 loss to the Washington Commanders on Friday night, but head coach Jeff Hafley came away encouraged by quarterback Malik Willis’ performance.
The 2026 preseason began with a dud for the Miami Dolphins, at least on the scoreboard with their 20-7 loss against the Washington Commanders on Friday Night, but there's a bigger picture than just the score.
QB or NOT QB – Miami’s Backup Passer Woes The first pre-season game is in the bag, and over the next 24 hours, the Dolphins coaches will be reviewing the film, a process that began on the flight home last night.
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.
The Miami Dolphins fell to the Washington Commanders 20-7 in their 2026 preseason debut. But these six players stood out for all the right reasons. The Miami Dolphins‘ didn’t win the preseason contest against the Washington Commanders on Friday night.
In his first game as Miami Dolphins head coach, Jeff Hafley wanted and got a look at his complete roster with the exception of those players dealing with injuries.
The Miami Dolphins took the field for a game for the first time in 2026. The Jeff Hafley and Malik Willis eras began in earnest, even if it was just for one series in a game that ultimately won’t count toward the standings.
Did you manage to catch the big clue in the Miami Dolphins’ offensive performance on Friday night? The Miami Dolphins‘ full experience on Friday night leaves the team with a whole bunch of corrections to make.
The Miami Dolphins showed exactly why coaches and players typically don't care about final scores or wins and losses in the preseason. Though the host Washington Commanders won the game 20-7 on Friday, the biggest moments of the game may have come on the first drive of the night.
Miami Dolphins backup quarterbacks fell flat in their 20-7 preseason loss to the Washington Commanders, and it should be a very concerning sign for the team going into the regular season.
Troy Aikman, who began working with the Miami Dolphins in an advisory role this year, will face similar restrictions around the league in his broadcast role as Tom Brady does as a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
There are still some teams that are going to have to lean on their running back for a significant portion of their offense this season. Let's take a look at three of them.
The Miami Dolphins selected 13 players in the 2026 NFL Draft. They hope the class will be the foundation of their rebuild under coach Jeff Hafley and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan.
Troy Aikman remains a consultant for the Miami Dolphins while also serving as a “Monday Night Football” analyst. Some would call that a conflict of interest, but Aikman does not because he doesn’t expect the Dolphins to be any good.
The Miami Dolphins’ offensive line has always been a frequent topic of discussion among fans. But it appears the unit is headed in the right direction.
The Miami Dolphins made a major investment to keep Achane happy when they signed him to a four-year, $64M contract extension this past spring. It sounds like the current Dolphins regime isn't going to let that money go to waste this coming fall.