The Miami Dolphins had a high hopes in 2024. After racking up gaudy offensive stats the year prior, the team believed that adding several veterans on defense -- like Calais Campbell, Jordan Poyer, Kendall Fuller,

Miami may lose Calais Campbell as well as Benito Jones on the defensive line. Capehart could fill the void with his 6’5 frame. The lineman has massive power to absorb double-teams and he’d help the Dolphins be effective against the run.

The Dolphins will have 32 free agents hit the market in March with 26 being unrestricted. Making matters a bit tougher, there are several position groups with numerous free agents in rooms that already could use improvement.

NFL Insider Diana Russini of The Athletic posted on Social Media Friday morning that Dolphins Senior Executive Reggie McKenzie is the favorite to get the Tennessee Titans general manager position.

In this Dolphins Deep Dive video, the South Florida Sun Sentinel’s Chris Perkins, Dave Hyde and David Furones discuss if Miami can fundamentally fix its issues and win with the same leadership of general manager Chris Grier,

After making back-to-back appearances in the NFL playoffs for the first time in more than two decades, the Miami Dolphins aren’t in this season’s Super Bowl tournament.

Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel addressed the ongoing situation with Hill in the aftermath of Miami's season-ending loss.

Tua Tagovailoa has been extremely efficient passing the football after avoiding a sack. This was a point of emphasis of his after losing weight this offseason. #finsup (via @PattonAnalytics) pic.twitter.com/PPXopXT5Jb

The Dolphins fell to the New York Jets, 32-20, giving them the No. 13 pick in the 2025 NFL draft. With the Broncos securing the final spot in the playoffs, there wasn’t anything the Dolphins could have done.

The Miami Dolphins announced they have signed the following 12 players to reserve/future contracts: wide receiver Tarik Black, linebacker William Bradley-King, safety Jordan Colbert, defensive tackle Neil Farrell,

By speaking out selfishly the way he did, receiver Tyreek Hill effectively closed the door on his time with the Miami Dolphins. They have to move on.