If the Miami Dolphins are interested in selling OT Austin Jackson before the trade deadline, the perfect candidate may have just emerged. The Miami Dolphins have less than a month to decide if they are going to “sell” any players at the NFL trade deadline.
REPORT: Dolphins Could Put Zach Sieler and Austin Jackson on Trade Block The Miami Dolphins’ 0-4 start to the 2026 season has already shifted much of the conversation from what this team can accomplish this year to what moves the organization could make for the future.
Austin Jackson has always been a lightning rod among Miami Dolphins fans. His recent performances haven’t helped. Jackson has faced elite pass rushers Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders and Nick Bosa of the San Francisco 49ers and has struggled in pass protection.
How many of the most recent NFL quarterbacks to throw for 300 yards in a game for each team can you name in five minutes?
Does Austin Jackson Have a Future With the Miami Dolphins? The Miami Dolphins lost to the 49ers as expected. The 35-13 beatdown left very little room for positive evaluation.
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.
According to Spotrac, the Dolphins executed four restructures to create around $2.5 million in additional cap space for this season. The full list: Converted
These brawls are starting to become a common occurrence in joint practices, and it is a problem the NFL is going to have to find a way to address.
No Action for Jackson as RT Conundrum Rolls On He sits on his bike or works out with a trainer on the sideline, a familiar calling card for a player who’s done little to raise his head above the parapet of mediocrity during his career.
Austin Jackson and the Miami Dolphins: A Career Defined by Potential and Injuries When the Miami Dolphins selected offensive tackle Austin Jackson with the 18th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, they believed they had found a franchise cornerstone for their offensive line.
The Miami Dolphins may have a problem at right tackle. Starter Austin Jackson left Monday's practice for undisclosed reasons, according to Miami Herald columnist Omar Kelly.
If the Miami Dolphins end up needing to tab some offensive tackle support this summer, the list of options is…complicated. One of the biggest potential threats to a favorable 2026 outcome for the Miami Dolphins is depth.
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.
Some might say the best ability is availability. That has been an ability, if that is truly a thing, Miami Dolphins right tackle Austin Jackson has lacked over the past couple of seasons.
After the Miami Dolphins wrapped up their first practice of training camp Wednesday, Austin Jackson was among the players brought out for interviews outside the media entrance to the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Jeff Hafley Confirms Austin Jackson Is Healthy Ahead of Dolphins Training Camp The Miami Dolphins received some encouraging news as training camp officially gets underway.
The Miami Dolphins’ payroll has been severely trimmed. With limited high-cost players on the roster, who runs the risk of not living up to the money most?
Entering his seventh season, offensive tackle Austin Jackson is one of the longest-tenured Miami Dolphins. The team jettisoned almost all of their key veterans this offseason, leaving Jackson as the most experienced offensive player on the team.
The Miami Dolphins continue their OTAs this week, with three prominent players again sidelined as they work their way back from injuries from last season.
The NFL is as cutthroat of a business that exists across society. Sometimes, that is the case even if the player does something that is in the best interest of the team.
The Miami Dolphins have created some needed cap space by addressing the contract of tackle Austin Jackson. The Dolphins created more than $8 million of cap space with a restructured contract for Jackson, who reduced his salary but also got some guaranteed money.
The Miami Dolphins got two key starters back from injury in their Week 13 win against the New Orleans Saints, and one of them required quite a bit of patience. Right tackle Austin Jackson returned to action for the first time since suffering a toe injury toward the end of the team’s loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1.
Jackson is now ready to return, though, as the team activated him on Saturday.
The Miami Dolphins have long built their offensive line around a lefty; that has made Austin Jackson‘s absence more noticeable in Miami.
After suffering the second major injury of his professional career and missing the final eight games of the 2024 season, the Dolphins right tackle has been working his way back to the field in training camp in hopes of being ready for a Week 1 trip to Indianapolis.
Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports the Dolphins are restructuring OT Austin Jackson‘s contract for $7.8 million in cap space. Jackson adds Miami is converting $9.71 million of his 2025 base salary into a signing bonus, lowering the cap hit from $13.83 million to $5.79 million.
Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel revealed RT Austin Jackson will miss the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery, per Barry Jackson. Jackson had already been placed on injured reserve and the initial word was that he’d be able to return at some point after missing the minimum four games.
The Miami Dolphins announced a series of roster moves on Monday including placing OL Austin Jackson on injured reserve. The full list includes: Dolphins
A year ago, some would have argued Dolphins right tackle Austin Jackson was a bust. My, how things have changed.
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