DJ Moore to Buffalo, and now Dolphins fans can officially mark themselves safe from seeing Jaylen Waddle in a Bills uniform
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DJ Moore to Buffalo, and now Dolphins fans can officially mark themselves safe from seeing Jaylen Waddle in a Bills uniform
The Dolphins have re-signed 2022 7th round pick Cameron Goode
He's played primarily on special teams during his three seasons but played a career-high 108 defensive snaps in 2025
South Florida* not South Beach
Freudian slip lol
I had the Dolphins passing on Malik Willis -- but if this is the winning offer, there might be a chance he ends up in South Beach
Personally, I think Miami can make do with Quinn Ewers for at least a season, then really attack "getting their guy" in 2027.
Thoughts?
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The Dolphins have released former second round pick OL Liam Eichenbergβ who missed the entire 2025 season with a leg injury
They also tendered ERFA CB Ethan Bonner
Dolphins' GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said the team has an "uphill climb" this offseason. He's focused on strengthening the team's foundation and is prepared to play the long game:
"We're not looking for quick fixes here. We're looking to build something that will last over time."
The Dolphins see DeβVon Achane and Jaylen Waddle as important parts of their franchise
Theyβll listen to offers for both players (as they would for any player) but the plan is for Achane and Waddle to remain in Miami, per Jon-Eric Sullivan
Miami not actively shopping either player
The Dolphins are listening to offers for S Minkah Fitzpatrick, βeverything is on the tableβ with him per Jon-Eric Sullivan
Came from a parody account but Jaylen Waddle still shutting it down οΏΌ
Jon-Eric Sullivan wants a good support system around whoever the Dolphinsβ quarterback will be β keeping Waddle in South Florida would help with that
The Dolphins are releasing WR Tyreek Hill β the former all pro suffered a dislocated knee in 2025 and missed the remainder of the season
An expected move considering the direction Miami is going. Itβs unclear where he will play in 2026 but it will not be in South Florida οΏΌ
Per source, the Dolphins are releasing offensive lineman James Daniels with immediate effect
οΏΌHοΏΌe was Miamiβs biggest signing of the 2025 offseason but suffered a season-ending pectoral injury three snaps into the season
The Kings have lost by 54 combined points in their past two games
Those games were against the Pelicans and the Jazz, in case yβall were wondering who the real tank commander οΏΌ is
Watching Lindsey Vonn hit 70mph downhill on a torn ACL had me thinking
If she wins gold, where does it rank among all-time Olympic feats?
Packers coach Matt LaFleur told Jeff Hafley he was keeping then-linebackers coach Sean Duggan. Hafley made a simple counter:
"No -- Sean's coming with me."
More on why the Miami Dolphins' new coach made a 32-year-old "rising star" his defensive coordinator:
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The Dolphins are "way early" in the player evaluation process but plan to add competition at the quarterback position -- just like every position.
More from new OC Bobby Slowik today:
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Dolphins STC Chris Tabor on WR/Returner Malik Washington:
"I think he has game-changing ability ... I love his contact balance. I really like that he can get some yards after contact."
Said he's looking forward to meeting him and being on his side instead of game planning for him
Dolphins DC Sean Duggan on what stood out to him about Miamiβs defense last season:
βThey play with great effort and they play violently β¦ You see a group thatβs hungry and plays really hard.β
Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik said the teamβs offense will revolve around its strengths β and notably will focus on establishing the run
In regard to Tua Tagovailoa:
βWeβre way early in the process β¦ Weβre going to try to push competition as often as we can at every spot.β
League source confirms the Dolphins are bringing back Matt Applebaum as their assistant offensive line coach
Applebaum originally came to Miami from Boston College in 2022 for one season before returning to BC the following year. Spent a season with Hafley in Chestnut Hill and now theyβre reunited
Jon-Eric Sullivan ends the press conference by thanking the Dolphins' support staff for helping him and his family acclimate to Miami
"We're going to invest in that position every year if we can ... We will draft quarterbacks every year, if not every other year ... We'll be very active in adding quarterbacks to make that room as deep as possible"
Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric "Sully" Sullivan
Sullivan said that while quarterback is the most important position, the Dolphins will build "from the inside out"
Added Miami will not address the QB position "in an irresponsible manner" and wants to make sure that when they "find their guy," he is set up to succeed
Jon-Eric Sullivan said that Mike McDaniel's firing was an "ownership decision" that happened before his second interview
Jeff Hafley said he left Boston College in part because of how the college football landscape had changed with NIL and the transfer portal
Said he just wants to coach football and there were a lot of factors at BC that were preventing him from doing so
"If you don't get this done, you'll never be able to say it was because you didn't have the resources."
-- Jon-Eric Sullivan on Stephen Ross' message to him when he was hired.
"I learned how to tell people the truth, I learned how to tell players the truth -- even if it's not what they wanted to hear ... I learned what it's like to hold people to an extreme level of accountability."
Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley on what he's picked up over the course of his coaching career
Jon-Eric Sullivan said the Dolphins will be deliberate in free agency, but "will draft, develop and re-sign our own"
Said building through the draft helps establish a culture, and Miami will utilize free agency to find guys who fit that aforementioned culture
"This is a tough business, it is not a complicated business in my opinion ... We'll build something that is sustainable over time."
Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan
Jon-Eric Sullivan said the Dolphins "will move with responsible aggression" in terms of player acquisition
The Dolphins new brain trust arrives, including: Jon-Eric Sullivan, Jeff Hafley, Troy Aikman, Dan Marino, Tom Garfinkel, Danny Sillman, Brandon Shore and Stephen Ross
