The Miami Dolphins are reportedly releasing wide receiver Tyreek Hill after four seasons with the team. This move is expected to save the Dolphins $35.2 million in salary cap space for the 2026 season ...

The Miami Dolphins are under new management after firing general manager Chris Grier during the 2025 season. They hired former Packers vice president of player personnel Jon-Eric Sullivan as his ...

A Tua Tagovailoa decision is seemingly around the corner. As the official start of the new NFL year creeps up, the Dolphins will be forced to show their cards with their quarterback of six years and ...

The avalanche of Miami Dolphins cuts Monday, which included the monumental release of wide receiver Tyreek Hill, began with outside linebacker Bradley Chubb. Chubb’s news was first Monday morning, as ...

The Miami Dolphins are parting ways with their 2025 sacks leader. Miami was set to enter the offseason $17.4 million over the NFL's salary cap for 2026, according to OverTheCap. Chubb's cap hit for ...

The Miami Dolphins are bringing in former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo onto the new coaching staff under coach Jeff Hafley and offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik. Patullo is ...

The Miami Dolphins roster in 2025 was not as strong as it had been in past years, which is why general manager Chris Grier was let go during the season. The team had given out large contracts to star ...

When Jeff Hafley agreed to become the Miami Dolphins’ next head coach, he had to understand what was coming in the short term. The only way for the Dolphins to move forward was to clean house. It wasn ...

As the clock ticks toward the start of the new league year on March 11, the Dolphins will soon be making a decision about the future of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. If they haven’t already decided to ...

The Miami Dolphins are planning to release edge rusher Bradley Chubb, a league source confirmed. This is a salary cap-related decision that could save the team $20.2 million if designated a post-June ...

The Miami Dolphins are going to look very different in 2026. Miami was set to enter the offseason $17.4 million over the NFL's salary cap for 2026, according to OverTheCap. Hill's cap hit for 2026 is ...