As the Miami Dolphins got set to begin their preparations Wednesday for their Week 8 game against the Atlanta Falcons, Mike McDaniel remained as their head coach.
Who Will Stop The Suffering? The Miami Dolphins have once again found themselves in a familiar place — searching for answers in the midst of disappointment.
Nobody Should Be Off Limits At Trade Deadline The Miami Dolphins hit a new low with their embarrassing no-show against the Cleveland Browns last Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins have issues everywhere you look. With how poorly Tua Tagovailoa is playing, coupled with head coach Mike McDaniel digging his own grave, it’s simple for those two to be the main talking points.
Miami’s season is already lost, and sticking with an inconsistent quarterback will only waste the next one. The Miami Dolphins must move on from Tua Tagovailoa.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
Dolphins are on Life Support Another week after a Miami Dolphins beatdown. This time from the lowly Cleveland Browns. By now, all Dolphins fans know how horribly the team played in all phases of the game.
The Miami Dolphins are going to be short-handed at tight end for the next game or two, so they brought in a familiar face for a visit Tuesday. The Dolphins hosted veteran Chris Myarick on a visit, with no need for a tryout considering he was with the team during training camp.
The Miami Dolphins are nearing the halfway point of their 2025 regular season. Another road game awaits them this Sunday in Atlanta against the Falcons, with a chance to snap another losing streak and stave off some of the mounting heat against the organization amid a 1-6 start.
Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel answered more questions about his job security following the team’s 31-6 loss to the Browns and a 1-6 start to the season. “A game like this, I think we didn’t see it coming,” McDaniel said, via Around The NFL.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
What’s wrong with Tua Tagovailoa? It’s a question that many people around the Miami Dolphins and South Florida are asking after his brutal performance against the Cleveland Browns in Week 7. We already covered some of what went wrong Sunday, but something’s been off with Tua all season.
The focus for the upper branches of the Miami Dolphins organization should slowly, steadily, start to center on the dreaded idea of "next year" in Miami.
The Miami Dolphins could be looking at their future when they face the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. Kinda. Allow us to explain. When the Dolphins travel to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, they'll be facing an Atlanta team that features the most expensive backup quarterback in the NFL in the form of Kirk Cousins.
The Miami Dolphins and head coach Mike McDaniel suffered their sixth loss of the year against the Cleveland Browns. This dropped them to 1-6, with a three-game losing streak.
The Miami Dolphins' efforts to to produce a winning season in 2025 while rebounding from last year's disappointment are not off to a great start. Miami, who has stumbled out the blocks with a 1-6 record and their one lone win coming at the expense of the winless New York jets, is at an awkward intersection as a result.
If you’re looking for a bright spot during an otherwise brutal stretch for the Miami Dolphins, this might be the place. A few of the Dolphins’ draft picks showed some real promise against the Cleveland Browns in Week 7. However, this list is also getting much smaller.
Miami Dolphins tight end Darren Waller is week-to-week after an MRI showed a strained pectoral muscle and not a full tear, NFL Network reported Monday.
The Miami Dolphins aren't planning any immediate staff changes despite their 1-6 start, NFL Network reported Monday. The temperature intensified under fourth-year coach Mike McDaniel's seat with Sunday's 31-6 loss at Cleveland.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Dolphins will have seventh-round QB Quinn Ewers active as the primary backup quarterback ahead of QB Zach Wilson. That means Wilson will be inactive as the emergency No.