The Miami Dolphins are counting on their young players to help fuel their rebuild, and rookie cornerback Chris Johnson is already making his presence felt.
The Miami Dolphins did not play during their Week 6 bye, so there are no new weekly Pro Football Focus grades to analyze. The more useful Tuesday exercise is examining the available season marks and identifying which performances should influence the game plan against the New York Jets.
Chris Johnson has heard the same message since the Miami Dolphins gathered for offseason workouts – keep attacking the football, even when the takeaways do not come.
Things have been moving in the right direction for Miami Dolphins rookie Chris Johnson since a rough start to the season. His performance keeps getting better every week to the point he's as effective as any rookie on the roster — yes, even on a par with the much more heralded Jacob Rodriguez.
Thanks to a new rule this season, players can catch a one-game suspension on a three-strike policy for dangerous plays. Week 1 was a tough one for the Miami Dolphins, who lost to the Las Vegas Raiders 27-13 in Las Vegas.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Chris Johnson Jr. had by all accounts a pretty difficult NFL debut in the Miami Dolphins' season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it got more painful once the league office was involved.
Breaking Down the Miami Dolphins Cornerback Room for 2026 The Miami Dolphins enter the 2026 season with plenty of competition in their cornerback room.
The Miami Dolphins played (and lost) their first preseason game of the Jeff Hafley era, which means it’s time to make some observations, both down-to-earth and quite extreme.
The Miami Dolphins are in the first year of a reset under coach Jeff Hafley. One of the players expected to be a cornerstone of his rebuilt defense is cornerback Chris Johnson.
The Miami Dolphins will already enter the 2026 season with one of the thinnest cornerback rooms in the league. Now they'll be even more short-handed at the start of training camp.
With training camp practices on the horizon, the Miami Dolphins' rookies reported to camp on Tuesday. Miami selected a league-high 13 players in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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.
Chris Johnson Has Chance to be Next Great Dolphins Cornerback The list of Dolphins’ cornerbacks to be selected early in the draft this century is long.
It took all of one sentence to realize why rookie cornerback Chris Johnson is the Miami Dolphins’ guy. This Miami Dolphins build is going to be a long road.
Playing cornerback is considered one of the hardest positions to learn in the NFL. As a rookie, Chris Johnson will not only have to adjust to the speed and overall rigors of the league, but he'll also be doing so while learning to play both in the slot and on the outside.
The 2026 draft picks have yet to take the field for a single training camp practice. But that didn’t stop Sports Illustrated’s Justin Melo from ranking every first-round pick by upside, from best to worst.
The Bills selected CB Toriano Pride Jr. in the seventh round of this year’s draft out of Missouri. Pride said DC Jim Leonhard and CBs coach Jay Valai have him learning two positions and special teams. “Great, great,” Pride Jr.
Pro Football Focus left of Chris Johnson from the Tennessee Titans All-20-Year team, and he’s not alone as a snub from the list of deserving players. Pro
Miami’s Youth Movement The Miami Dolphins are still weeks away from training camp, but their offseason program has already provided an early look at what the team’s 2026 rookie class could bring to the table.
Miami Dolphins rookie cornerback Chris Johnson is going to be a major piece of the puzzle in the secondary. How is he acclimating through the offseason program?