In his Monday press conference, Miami Dolphins Head Coach Jeff Hafley offered injury updates for his team. The biggest news is that the Dolphins could regain rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas for Sunday’s game at the New York Jets, but Jeff Hafley said several players will be eased back into work as the team exits its bye week.
Jeff Hafley knows the standings offer little evidence for optimism. The Miami Dolphins are 0-5, have been outscored 132-70 and are still searching for the first victory of his tenure.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
With the bye week, there are no new Pro Football Focus game grades for the Dolphins. But the useful Monday exercise does carry the most revealing Week 5 grades into Jets preparation rather than pretend the bye created fresh evaluation data.
The Miami Dolphins didn’t play, having a Week 6 bye, but the break offered a clean opportunity to reassess which players have carried the most value through a 0-5 start.
For folks keeping score at home, the Miami Dolphins now stand at 14 players picked up on waivers in 2026, as the roster churning continues in full force.
The Miami Dolphins haven’t faced an AFC East opponent this season. That changes Sunday — and with their season already on the brink, there’s little room for another stumble.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
A week after sitting out throwing during the Miami Dolphins’ bye-week practice, Malik Willis appears to be on track to start Sunday against the New York Jets.
The Miami Dolphins could be open for business ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. But Zach Sieler isn’t looking for an exit. With Miami sitting at 0-5, speculation has swirled about whether the Dolphins will part ways with some of their veteran players before the deadline.
The Miami Dolphins didn’t play Sunday, but their outlook changed when the New York Jets lost 26-19 at New England. Miami’s Week 7 opponent fell to 2-4, showed familiar finishing problems and gave the Dolphins useful film.
The Miami Dolphins badly need an offensive spark, and they could be getting one in their most promising young receiver. After the Week 6 bye, Caleb Douglas could return Sunday against the New York Jets.
Which Miami Dolphins Players Could Return vs. Jets? The Miami Dolphins’ bye week perhaps couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. After all, Miami’s roster is paper-thin and injury-riddled, and the respite gave key injured players some time to lick their wounds.
There will be several Miami Dolphins back on the practice field this week after the team’s Week 6 bye. You want to know how it was a productive bye week for the Miami Dolphins?
It's starting to look like it could be only a matter of time before former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel becomes former Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator, and it's a situation the team he led for four seasons (and their fans) should monitor.
7 Top 2027 NFL Draft Prospects the Miami Dolphins Should Target The Miami Dolphins face the possibility of owning one of the top picks in the 2027 NFL Draft.
IF Dolphins Land Top Pick: Trade No. 1 Pick or Select a Superstar? The Miami Dolphins are only five games into the 2026 NFL season, but a conversation that nobody expected to have this early has already begun.
Only one team has been perfect. The 1972 Miami Dolphins made it through a 14 game regular season and then added three playoff wins including Super Bowl VII.
The Miami Dolphins passing game has been abysmal. Through five weeks, they’re tied for last in terms of EPA per pass, and Malik Willis has the lowest completion rate in the NFL among qualified quarterbacks.
The Miami Dolphins have several players who can return to action after the Week 6 bye — but one stands above the rest in potential impact. The Miami Dolphins have several talents potentially in line to return after their Week 6 bye.
The Miami Dolphins bye week is here, and at 0–5, the reset is about progress, not excuses. Rebuilds are not measured only in wins; they are measured in progress.
Miami Dolphins pass rusher Chop Robinson came into the 2026 season facing a “prove it” year. How are things looking? The Miami Dolphins‘ list of questions on the defensive side of the ball leading up to the start of this season were extensive.