The Miami Dolphins will play their next two games within a five-day span, and they got some clarity as to their quarterback competition for those two games. The

It feels like there is a referendum on Mike McDaniel's job security each week, which isn't surprising given the team's brutal start to the 2025 season. But the Dolphins continue to stick by the embattled head coach.

Linebacker Divine Deablo has a fractured forearm and will be out for the foreseeable future. Deablo, the team's highest-graded defensive player in 2025, will likely be replaced by second-year linebacker JD Bertrand in Week 8. The Falcons also ruled out rookies Jalon Walker and Billy Bowman Jr. for Sunday's game.

With the Miami Dolphins sitting at 1-6 and coming off an embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Browns, it’s a good time to start thinking about the 2026 NFL draft.

And we can safely say that McDaniel does not agree about that charge from the CBS NFL analyst against his 1-6 Dolphins. "It was not because people were disinterested, quite the contrary," McDaniel volunteered, the day after the 31-6 defeat.

It's "highly likely" that we see Kirk Cousins starting for the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Regular starter Michael Penix Jr. is dealing with a bone bruise in his knee suffered last week against the San Francisco 49ers and was listed as "questionable" on the team's Friday injury report.

Former quarterback Cam Newton sends a warning to Miami football's Carson Beck about throwing teammates under the bus.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly interested in three wide receiver trade targets ahead of the NFL deadline.

Tagovailoa suffered his third diagnosed NFL concussion during a Week 2 game versus the Buffalo Bills last season. Because of the increasing severity of the concussions, there were calls for Tagovailoa to retire. Tagovailoa returned to action after missing four games while on injured reserve because of the head trauma.

The Miami Dolphins are firmly a team in transition. Miami has just a few pieces left from the nucleus of talent that allowed them to post four consecutive winning seasons, with two playoff appearances,