Former Miami Dolphins second-round pick Cam Smith pretty much disappeared this football season, but he could be on his way back to the NFL. Smith, who was waived off the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list September 30, got his first post-Dolphins look from another team this week and it came from the Kansas City Chiefs.
2025 Topps Chrome Update is the final flagship release of 2025 featuring the illustrious rookie debut patch autos and other high-value rookie auto cards.
Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel said that parting ways with CB Cam Smith was in the best interest of both parties. “It was just the best thing for the Dolphins and I think it’s also the best thing for Cam,” McDaniel said, via Dolphins Wire.
In NFL history, a quarterback has rushed for eight or more touchdowns in a season 38 times. How many of the 38 can you name in five minutes?
Former Miami Dolphins second-round pick Cam Smith cleared waivers Wednesday, which means he's now eligible to sign with any team in the NFL if he can find one interested in his services.
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.
The Cam Smith chapter is over in Miami. The Miami Dolphins announced Tuesday they had waived the cornerback from the reserve/non-football illness list, closing the book on a massively disappointing stint for the 2023 second-round pick from South Carolina.
The Miami Dolphins spent a premium draft pick on former South Carolina cornerback Cam Smith, selecting him in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft with the 51st overall pick.
That's all, folks! Sometimes these things just aren't meant to be. And for the Miami Dolphins and the 2022 and 2023 NFL Drafts, the damage is already done.
Chosen with the team’s top draft choice in 2023, he has only played 153 career snaps,
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.
The Miami Dolphins settled on their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday, but as always, that is subject to quick changes the following day. We got a few of those changes already, with the team making a move official in the secondary.
Marcel Louis-Jacques reports that the Dolphins are placing CB Cam Smith on the non-football injury list, per GM Chris Grier. Barry Jackson mentions that the team is also re-signing veteran OT Kendall Lamm.
One Miami Dolphins player firmly on the roster bubble is finally returning to practice this week. Third-year cornerback Cam Smith is expected to participate
Time might be running out for a highly drafted Miami Dolphins player. Third-year cornerback Cam Smith is dealing with an injury during training camp that will take a few days to heal, coach Mike McDaniel said during his press conference Sunday.
As with any training camp in recent years, the injury bug has continued to bite the Miami Dolphins. Kader Kohou suffered a season-ending knee injury last week.
Cam Smith will never have a better opportunity to seize a starting job in the NFL than right now. The Miami Dolphins are sorely hoping he can rise to the occasion. A second-round draft choice from the 2023 NFL Draft, Smith's first two seasons as an NFL player have been anything but a success story.
Cornerback Cam Smith hasn’t lived up to his draft status, but 2025 is a chance to shift the narrative. A 2023 second-round pick, Smith has been active for 21 games but has yet to start for the Dolphins.
Cornerback Cam Smith's NFL career has not panned out exactly how the Miami Dolphins organization would have liked for it to. Smith headed into the 2023 NFL Draft as one of college football's top defensive back prospects, and the Dolphins took him with a second-round (No.
In 2024, the Miami Dolphins had two veterans at the outside cornerback position in Kendall Fuller and Jalen Ramsey. There was also Kader Kohou, who played primarily in the nickel.
On Tuesday, Dolphins general manager Chris Grier refused to mince words when discussing second-year cornerback Cam Smith.
After the Miami Dolphins placed cornerback Cam Smith on injured reserve this week, it all but ended a second NFL season that wasn't much better, if at all, than his first.
The Miami Dolphins (5-7) did not have a great Thanksgiving, and it could get even worse based on a recent injury update. Cornerback Cam Smith suffered a shoulder injury and was ruled out for the rest of Thursday’s 30-17 loss to the Green Bay Packers (9-3), according to the team.
Most notably, Miami’s return game will suffer with him out of the fold. He has averaged 14.7 yards per punt return in 2024, the highest figure of his career.
According to Cameron Wolfe, the Dolphins will open the practice window for WR Odell Beckham and CB Cam Smith on Wednesday. Beckham Jr. received a one-year contract worth up to $8.25 million from the Dolphins back in May, despite having higher offers from other teams.
The Miami Dolphins have placed 2023 second-round draft pick Cam Smith on IR. The Dolphins can designate two players today who can return from IR later in the season, and Cam is expected to be one of them.
Second-round draft picks typically are expected to compete for and even earn starting reps on NFL rosters, but Miami Dolphins cornerback Cam Smith was relegated to special teams last season as a rookie.
The Miami Dolphins hold the 21st overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, which is set to begin on April 25.
Miami might not have the same expectations entering 2024 as last season, though several members of the organization have much to prove. With that in mind, here are three Dolphins on the hottest seats in 2024.
By all statistical measures, the Miami Dolphins got very, very little out of their top 2023 draft pick, and the fact they really could have used his help on defense only made it worse.
Now that the NFL Draft is completed, it's time for us to weigh in on bests and worsts. Here's a look at the AFC East.
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