Patrick Paul Calls Maxx Crosby a ‘Hothead’ Ahead of Dolphins-Raiders Miami Dolphins left tackle Patrick Paul isn’t backing down from one of the biggest challenges he will face all season.
Miami Dolphins’ third-year offensive tackle Patrick Paul has faced the Las Vegas Raiders only once in his two NFL seasons. Having won that game and watching the Raiders’ veteran defensive end Maxx Crosby dominate offenses from afar, he believes he may have figured out how to get the best of the 5x Pro Bowler.
Jeff Hafley believes team success starts with the offensive line. The Miami Dolphins could find that out quickly Sunday in their season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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?
Dolphins Captain Patrick Paul Ready to Lead Miami’s Youth Movement The Miami Dolphins are entering the 2026 season with a new coaching staff, a young roster, and a fresh direction.
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.
Four Downs: Malik Willis, Patrick Paul & a Dolphins Trade to Watch The Dolphins’ 2026 season is quickly approaching. As Dolphins fans know, this will be a complete rebuild for the team.
The Miami Dolphins made a few changes to their offensive line this offseason. Among them was general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan making the first draft pick of his tenure with the organization: offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, who is expected to start at left guard.
In the first year of their rebuild, the Miami Dolphins don't have many foundational pieces on their roster. But left tackle Patrick Paul is apparently one of the players worth a first-round pick.
Following his solid sophomore season with the Miami Dolphins, left tackle Patrick Paul could be even better in 2026. Former NFL player and current NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks released his 2026 NFL All-Breakout Team last week.
Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Patrick Paul dishes on what new head coach Jeff Hafley is like. There’s been plenty of focus about all of the new players on the roster this season for the Miami Dolphins.
Patrick Paul Makes Bold Tua Tagovailoa Prediction Offensive tackle Patrick Paul spent the first two seasons of his NFL career protecting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, but Tagovailoa is no longer with the Miami Dolphins.
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.
One of the Miami Dolphins’ young standouts was selected as the team’s breakout player in 2026. There’s just one problem… Among the biggest questions around the Miami Dolphins one year ago was whether or not young offensive tackle Patrick Paul was ready to take over for a recently retired Terron Armstead.
Bills QB Josh Allen admitted there is plenty to still figure out ahead of the new season, but the goal remains to bring a Super Bowl victory to Buffalo.
After struggling during his rookie season, Miami Dolphins left tackle Patrick Paul had a breakthrough 2025 campaign. He seamlessly transitioned back to his natural position at left tackle after playing right tackle, following Pro Bowl left tackle Terron Armstead's retirement.
Few Miami Dolphins plays saw their stock rise more than Patrick Paul. Paul recently dished on a promising update for his new line mate, Kadyn Proctor. As the Miami Dolphins‘ offensive line goes in 2026, so too will the offense.
The Miami Dolphins have the potential to field their most talented offensive line in a few years after the selection of Kadyn Proctor in the first round of the 2026 NFL, and one of the key pieces will be left tackle Patrick Paul.
The Miami Dolphins are a team that wants to run the football. They’ve told us as much this offseason under the new direction of Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley.
The Washington Commanders inserted guard Chris Paul into the starting lineup in Week 3, and he never gave the job back. After never hitting the 500 snap mark in his NFL career in a single season, Paul played nearly 1,000 in 2025, and because of it he might have played his last in burgundy and gold.
McDaniel found himself answering questions about his job security shortly after his club fell to 0-2 on the season via a 33-27 loss to the New England Patriots.
Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Patrick Paul has a lot riding on his shoulders in 2025. The perception of Miami's offensive line is down after a disappointing 2024 season up front and the subsequent retirement of multi-time Pro Bowler Terron Armstead.
When longtime Dolphins left tackle Terron Armstead officially retired in April, all eyes turned to second-year lineman Patrick Paul — the man expected to step into his shoes.
Second-year tackle Patrick Paul’s development is one of the most critical factors to the Miami Dolphins’ short and long-term success, and the team should find out if he’s up to the task pretty quickly. Paul is expected to be the team’s starting left tackle, following in the footsteps of the recently retired Terron Armstead.
The Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Tennessee Titans on Monday night did not give fans much hope for the team’s immediate future. However, we did get a look at one player who will be a massive factor in the team’s long-term future.
The Houston product was first-team All-Big-12 in 2023 before being selected by the Dolphins with the No. 55 pick.
The Dolphins announced they have come to terms with Paul on his second-round rookie deal, which will run through 2027. This year’s steady gains on the guarantee front will benefit Paul, whom the Dolphins chose 55th overall.
In Miami Dolphins' rookie Patrick Paul's acclimation to the professional level, there may be no better helping hands than those of the veterans with whom he could be lining up on Sundays.
If the season were to end today, the Browns (7-5) wouldn't make their first selection in the 2024 NFL Draft until pick No. 56. Here are three players Cleveland could consider drafting come April.
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