With the Miami Dolphins coming off a very disappointing 2024 season, there isn't much time for this iteration of the Dolphins. With Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa at the forefront of the team, 2025 could be the year things drastically change if there isn't stark improvement.
The Miami Dolphins are hoping new wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine can solve multiple problems on offense this season. Under Coach Mike McDaniel, the team has struggled to find a reliable third receiver.
Beyond the potential trades and holdouts, the largest topic of conversation surrounding the Miami Dolphins at training camp is a shift in culture. The culture that had been built during the Mike McDaniel era was flashy but lacked substance.
Cornerback is the biggest hole on the Miami Dolphins roster. Through the release of Kendall Fuller and the more-than-likely trade of star cornerback Jalen
The Miami Dolphins are coming off of an 8-9 season where they missed the playoffs, falling short of expectations after an 11-6 season the year before. Head coach Mike McDaniel and several players have signaled a culture shift heading into this season.
There was a time when it looked like Mike McDaniel was turning the Miami Dolphins into the best offensive team in the NFL. Turning in some incredible performances
Not sure if you've heard, but there's talk of a "culture change" with the Miami Dolphins, one that ideally will make the difference in getting the team back to the playoffs in 2025.
Wilson spent the 2024 season as an unused backup with the Denver Broncos after he experienced more lows than highs with the New York Jets from 2021 through the 2023 campaign.
It’s been a bumpy offseason for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, but there’s no doubt the Dolphins need him healthy and engaged if they’re going
If you ask the average fan, you’d probably hear that the Dolphins’ problems stem from a lack of physicality, “dogs”, or some other expression used to quantify a strong culture.
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.
The sight of Tyreek Hill streaking down the sideline giving the peace sign to defensive backs in his wake was a regular occurrence in 2023. Jayden Waddle joyously doing his waddle dance was also a common sight, as was De'Von Achane leaving gassed defenders behind him. Indeed, the Dolphins were a big play offense in 2023.
The Miami Dolphins offense had built a reputation for being one of the most explosive units in the NFL during Coach Mike McDaniel’s first two seasons. Between 2022 and 2023, the Dolphins had the fourth-most plays that generated 25 or more yards from the line of scrimmage (87).
Heading into the 2025 NFL season, the Miami Dolphins appear to be in a relatively solid position at quarterback, no matter what scenario unfolds. That hasn’t always been the case during the Mike McDaniel era.
The Miami Dolphins have an interesting situation on their hands heading into mandatory minicamp, as they are reportedly exploring trade options with star cornerback Jalen Ramsey.
The focus of the Miami Dolphins’ offensive line outlook right now is, understandably, focused on two separate points: both of the offensive guard spots and second-year offensive tackle Patrick Paul.
The Miami Dolphins' recent news has almost all concerned the future of a one Jalen Ramsey, who seems to be set to be traded any day, now that we are past the crucial date of June 1st.
Fans don’t have to be rocket scientists to figure out that receivers love the attention—they crave passes at every route. Tyreek Hill is no exception. The Miami Dolphins star wideout began the 2024 season by recording 130 yards from seven receptions against the Jacksonville Jaguars in week one.
Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel refused to answer questions about CB Jalen Ramsey‘s status with the team, indicating that he’s all but moved on from the situation.
The long wait may soon be over for Mike McDaniel, Chris Grier, and the rest of the Miami Dolphins braintrust. Despite the Dolphins’ statistically impressive defensive season in 2024, Miami played most of the season with one hand tied behind its back.
While McDaniel is widely respected as one of the NFL's top offensive minds, he failed to notch a single playoff victory across his first three seasons with the organization.
The Dolphins missed the playoffs for the first time under head coach Mike McDaniel last season. This year, they’ll look to bounce back with a healthy quarterback and the league’s 12th-easiest schedule.
Miami hasn't won a playoff game in 25 years and missed the postseason in 2024. Dolphins fans want answers, but we have questions about their 2025 campaign.