Gay Eyes Bigger Role; Willis Draws Early Praise
Willie Gay could finally see regular snaps at SAM linebacker under Jeff Hafley, a role where he posted seven sacks and four interceptions in his first...
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Willie Gay could finally see regular snaps at SAM linebacker under Jeff Hafley, a role where he posted seven sacks and four interceptions in his first...
Michael Taaffe used his media time to spotlight Suicide Prevention Month, urging listeners that they are loved and enough even in tough times.
As the...
Can Jeff Hafley revive Willie Gay Jr.’s role?
Malik Willis embraces his role as the face of the Miami Dolphins, opening up on The Pivot about leading the team after his path from Tennessee to Green Bay.
With one of the league's thinnest rosters and the second-toughest schedule, Miami's 3-5 win projection in Jeff Hafley's first year rests heavily on...
The Miami Dolphins face the New York Jets on October 25, 2026, according to the TSN NFL schedule listing.
GM Jon-Eric Sullivan is already deep into scouting for Miami's 2027 draft class, prioritizing young talent on rookie contracts to reshape the roster...
The Dolphins' light-hearted training camp superlatives highlight fun personalities ahead of the season.
Miami's youngest roster and 13 draft picks set the stage for Jeff Hafley's debut season rebuild. Success hinges on key young players breaking out.
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Miami's reset under first-year coach Jeff Hafley carries low expectations but clear upside potential.
Jordyn Brooks is leaning into Miami's widespread lack of respect, pushing an "us against the world" mentality that he calls the best position to be...
To defeat the Raiders, these four must shine:
Miami kept 13 rookies on the 53-man roster after cuts, with many expected to start or play key roles right away.
Low preseason expectations surround the Dolphins after major roster turnover and predictions they'll chase the 2027 No. 1 pick.
Miami has no game on September 5 but opens the regular season on the road.
Miami shed major veterans, absorbed $180M in dead cap, and drafted a league-high 13 players to rebuild the offense. This expensive reset creates potential new playmakers but raises structural concerns for the unit.