The Miami Dolphins have been busy in the early part of free agency, even if their moves haven't necessarily been headline-grabbers since they came to terms with quarterback Malik Willis.
The Miami Dolphins may have a little extra wiggle room than we thought. Not only did the Dolphins get good news confirmed yesterday with their annual cap
Miami’s Free Agent Redemption Song Nobody, and I mean nobody, saw this coming. Nobody could have ever envisaged a week ago that your Miami Dolphins, your cash-strapped, harbingers of footballing doom, would be leading the way – by some distance – in terms of free agent signings.
A YouTube Shorts video hit feeds with the urgency of a breaking news alert: the Miami Dolphins fired Mike McDaniel. The video featured red emoji sirens and bold text.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
You've heard all about the tough state of affairs for the Miami Dolphins' salary cap situation this year. It's been a central talking point for how Miami is conducting their business this offseason — with a long-term patient view of getting into a "healthy" cap situation for their next build.
Dolphins Sign OLB David Ojabo The Miami Dolphins have signed OLB David Ojabo Ojabo will turn 26 in May and was a 2nd round pick by the Ravens in 2022. He has played his entire career with the Ravens.
The Miami Dolphins entered NFL free agency looking to make a splash. They finally moved on from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, and found a promising replacement in Malik Willis.
The Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver room has lacked size and physicality for the past few seasons, and it’s one of the things new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said he wants to fix. Well, he took a step in the right direction with the team’s latest free agent addition.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Miami Dolphins need to address the offensive line this offseason, with only three starting positions locked in: Patrick Paul at left tackle, Aaron Brewer at center, and Austin Jackson at right tackle.
The Miami Dolphins have been hard at work this week, stacking up fresh faces to compete for roster spots and playing time amid sweeping changes to the franchise.
The Miami Dolphins are addressing one of their biggest position of need with their latest free agent addition. The team announced its signing of former Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer on Friday.
The Dolphins have been busy adding a number of defenders early in free agency. Miami still has a number of unanswered questions along the offensive line, however, and a move is being made to help address that.
The Miami Dolphins are, officially, reclaiming the title of the fastest team in the NFL. Speed isn't everything. We've watched the Dolphins organization learn that the hard way over the past few years as the team has fought tooth and nail (without success) to beat the allegations of being a finesse football team.
The Miami Dolphins are bringing back one of their top performers from the 2025 season, but he’ll have to compete for his job in 2026. The Dolphins announced they’re re-signing kicker Riley Patterson Thursday.
The Miami Dolphins spent much of the afternoon yesterday loading up competition at one of their biggest areas of need. Miami added four defensive backs yesterday in free agency.
Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill spent much of his 2025 season with the Miami Dolphins sidelined. Due to suffering a season-ending left knee injury, he appeared in just four games, racking up 21 receptions for 265 yards and one touchdown, all of which are career lows.