The Miami Dolphins logged a sorely needed win on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. They'll try to secure another one on Thursday Night Football this week against the Ravens. It seems that they'll have to contend with Lamar Jackson being back in the mix for Baltimore — who the entire football

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel has not lost his locker room, but he is leading an "aimless program" per one NFL general manager.

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The Dolphins' 2-6 record could make them sellers at the deadline, but these players are too important to send packing.

Will the Dolphins completely blow it up after starting the 2025 season 1-6? And could they move on from Tua Tagovailoa?

Rumors hinted throughout the week that the Miami Dolphins could fire head McDaniel if they fall to 1-6 on the season via a loss to the lowly Cleveland Browns (1-5) at Cleveland's Huntington Bank Field this Sunday.

Miami Dolphins pass rusher Jaelan Phillips doesn't know if the rumors are true that he's on the trading block and he isn't going to try to find out.

Despite trade interest, NFL execs expect the Dolphins to keep Jaylen Waddle, whose $36 million deal make him central to the team.

If the Miami Dolphins become sellers amidst a 1-6 start to the season, they have a number of interesting edge-rushers that could garner interest, including veteran Matthew Judon.

Sitting at 2-6 and things not looking like they’ll get any better anytime soon, the Miami Dolphins will likely have to move on for multiple players at the trade deadline. It remains uncertain who the Dolphins want to move on from,