Miami’s incoming free agents — including safety Ashtyn Davis, wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine and others — played too many snaps for the Dolphins in 2025, therefore canceling out the compensatory selections the Dolphins could have potentially earned for their departing players during the lead up to the 2025 NFL season.

In our initial NFL mock draft, Perkins takes an early look at the Dolphins’ options with their first-round pick in April following a week of Senior Bowl practices and the game.

With the Miami Dolphins lacking premium talent on rookie or cheap contracts, the team needs an infusion of talent this offseason. While the process to replenish Miami’s roster may take more than one offseason,

Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley is retaining multiple assistant coaches from Mike McDaniel’s 2025 staff. According to a source, Joe Barry and defensive line coach Austin Clark are being retained. Barry was the Dolphins’ inside linebacker coach and defensive run game coordinator last season.

The Miami Dolphins' coaching staff is nearly finalized with the retention of defensive assistants Austin Clark and Joe Barry.

There are five players that appear over and over in current NFL mock drafts for the Miami Dolphins and the 11th pick. And they all make sense.

The Miami Dolphins have NFL Draft needs at almost every position. Here are the Top 5 according to our Joe Schad.

After a 7-10 season, the Miami Dolphins roster is in search of a much-needed infusion of talent. The previous Dolphins cycle led by players like Tyreek Hill, Tua Tagovailoa, Terron Armstead, Jalen Ramsey,