Twenty-five years is a very, very long time without a playoff win for the Miami Dolphins. Coach Mike McDaniel is heading into year four of this playoff drought, and many unanswered questions are going into the 2025 season.
The Miami Dolphins might’ve dodged a significant injury to a player expected to play a lot of football this season. Coach Mike McDaniel said cornerback
Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel met with the media before his team hit the field for another practice of training camp this year. Here were the highlights of McDaniel's media session: -- McDaniel says Kader Kohou's injury is "day to day," and that he has some swelling.
The Miami Dolphins' entire offseason was clouded by the rough ending to the 2024 season and the questions around the team's culture and toughness. Throughout spring practice and now training camp, the Dolphins have worked to fix those issues and shift the culture in 2025.
Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel met with the media before his team hit the field for another practice of training camp this year. Here were the highlights of McDaniel's media session: -- Bayron Matos is the first question and McDaniel calls it a "tough moment" for any team when you wait to find out the status.
The Miami Dolphins' cornerback room is the weakness of the team following the trade of Pro-Bowl cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Although the Dolphins acquired All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, Miami's corners got much weaker.
The Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers shocked the NFL world with the blockbuster trade that included Pro-Bowl corner Jalen Ramsey, All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, tight end Jonnu Smith, and draft picks.
Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel met with the media before his team hit the field for the first practice of training camp this year. Here were the highlights of McDaniel's media session: -- Liam Eichenberg is weeks away from being ready, but McDaniel says he's not putting a timeline on it.
The Dolphins’ Offensive Identity There are numerous articles written this off-season regarding the fundamental changes the 2025 version of the Miami Dolphins must make this season.
The Miami Dolphins were a major disappointment in 2024. The team missed the playoffs for the first time under head coach Mike McDaniel and took a step back in almost every way. However, a new season brings new hope.
Mike McDaniel Must Grow as a Head Coach for Miami to Succeed Coaching matters. It matters more in the NFL than in any other sport. That is why the weight of the entire 2025 Miami Dolphins season is on the shoulders of Mike McDaniel.
Let’s Get Physical: Can the Dolphins Ditch the Finesse Label? The Miami Dolphins enter the 2025 season with a clear mission: become tougher, more physical, and capable of dictating games at the line of scrimmage.
The Miami Dolphins were a major disappointment in 2024. The team missed the playoffs for the first time under head coach Mike McDaniel and took a step back in almost every way. However, a new season brings new hope.
The Miami Dolphins face a stormy 2025 season after trading Pro Bowl tight end Jonnu Smith, a move signaling deeper issues. With quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s future uncertain and head coach Mike McDaniel under fire, the franchise teeters on the edge of a reset.
The Miami Dolphins were a major disappointment in 2024. The team missed the playoffs for the first time under head coach Mike McDaniel and took a step back in almost every way. However, a new season brings new hope.
The Miami Dolphins were a major disappointment in 2024. The team missed the playoffs for the first time under head coach Mike McDaniel and took a step back in almost every way. However, a new season brings new hope.
Mike McDaniel and the Miami Dolphins have become one of the NFL’s most puzzling case studies in recent memory. Yes, they have been that erratic. After a 2024 campaign that saw them stumble to an 8-9 finish despite a star-studded roster and playoff expectations, the Dolphins have undergone a slew of dramatic offseason changes.
With training camps set to open in a matter of weeks, all 32 teams and their personnel and fans head towards the 2025 season with hope for what lies ahead.
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.