Week 14 of the NFL schedule kicks off this evening with the Dallas Cowboys traveling to Michigan to take on the Detroit Lions. Dallas enters the week with a three-game win streak, including their Thanksgiving Day victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-28. The Lions have alternated wins with losses over the last eight weeks, including their Thanksgiving Day loss to the Green Bay Packers, 31-24.

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After a three-game Thanksgiving feast of football last week, we return to the standard one Thursday Night Football game in Week 14 – though it does feature two of the teams from Thanksgiving. The Dallas Cowboys visit the Detroit Lions tonight to kick off this week’s schedule.

The Lions hosted the Green Bay Packers in the first Thanksgiving game, losing 31-24 to fall to 7-5 on the year. The Cowboys hosted the second game of the day, beating the Kansas City Chiefs 31-24 to move to 6-5-1 this season. Now, both Detroit and Dallas are looking to thrust themselves back...

The Miami Dolphins have been red hot as of late, winning four of their last five games and hanging on by a thread in the highly competitive AFC playoff picture.

Part of the reason for Miami’s recent success is the transformation of Mike McDaniel’s offense, from a more pass-first style of offense — with a healthy Tyreek Hill at the beginning of the season — to the more run-heavy style we’ve seen in recent weeks.

This has led to running back De’Von Achane taking over the workload, and in doing so, he’s somehow become even a bigger star than many...

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Our Miami Dolphins enter week 14 of the NFL season with a mini 3-game win streak. Can the team continue their streak this week over one of the worst teams in the NFL, the New York Jets? Although the Jets only have three total wins this season, all three of their wins this season came in just their last five games, including last week’s victory over the Atlanta Falcons, 27-24. The Jets’ overall record is 3-9, leaving them in fourth place in the AFC East, while our Dolphins sit two games ahead at 5-7, holding down third in the division....

Voting for the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl kicked off a few days ago, and after a week’s worth of voting, some of your favorite Miami Dolphins players are among the top vote-getters at their respective positions.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelisserro, as of 11 a.m. ET on Sunday, December 1st, these three Dolphins players were among the top-10 vote getters at their positions.

Here’s a look at three Miami Dolphins players that NEED YOUR VOTES to get into the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl!!!!

De’Von Achane | Running Back

*Ranked No.6 among RBs (No.3 in the AFC)...

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline is returning to Florida, this time as the head coach of the University of South Florida. Multiple media outlets reported on the hire Wednesday morning with ESPN reporting that Hartline is expected to continue his duties as offensive coordinator for Ohio State throughout the remainder of the postseason.

Hartline leaves Ohio State after being with the program since 2017 when he was hired on as a graduate assistant. The following year, he would take over the role of interim wide receiver’s coach following the dismissal of Zach Smith. In 2021, Hartline would add...

Greetings fellow humans. I am also a human and not an AI chat bot. You can be certain of this because of how we are the same species and both support the Miami Dolphins NFL (TM) Football Team.

They played the New Orleans Saints NFL (TM) Football Team on Sunday November 30th, 2025. The final score was 21-17 in favor of the Miami Dolphins.

This was the expectation prior to the contest due to the Miami Dolphins having a record of 4-7 and the New Orleans Saints having a record of 2-8.

The outcome of the game was as expected...

The Miami Dolphins have won three straight games, and four out of their last five to bring their record to 5-7 on the season after starting a discouraging 1-5. However, against a team led by a rookie quarterback in Tyler Shough, a second-year 7th round wide receiver in Devaughn Vele, and a rookie sixth round running back in Devin Neal, eking out a victory in the way Miami did against the New Orleans Saints didn’t inspire an abundance of confidence in the Dolphins’ fanbase.

Still, a win is a win, and like they say — an ugly victory is always...

The Miami Dolphins are on a three game win streak thanks in large part to a running game that is working so well at the moment. However, the same cannot be said for the Dolphins passing attack. It’s been a struggle all season and QB Tua Tagovailoa just hasn’t looked like himself out there. Between some bad decision making and some errant throws, Tua’s limitations have been highlighted a ton this year. Not sure where the Tua from two years ago went, but perhaps the numerous injuries and concussions are catching up to him.

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Well, that went the way we wanted, but maybe not the way we wanted it done!?! I am, of course, talking about the last game our Miami Dolphins played against the New Orleans Saints. Miami did their normal thing against bad teams, where they seem to dominate the game overall while also finding any way possible to give it away. I can see a way that this current team could make it to the playoffs, but what for? So we can have a lower draft pick while also having the team humiliated on the field in their first-round game? Anyway,...

The Miami Dolphins re-signed offensive lineman Kion Smith on Tuesday, this time to the practice squad — bringing back the 27-year-old after cutting him and tight end Hayden Rucci to make room for the returns of tight end Darren Waller and right tackle Austin Jackson late last week.

Rucci was claimed by the Detroit Lions yesterday, however Miami was able to hold onto Smith after he cleared waivers.

Smith originally signed with Miami all the way back in September of 2021 after the undrafted rookie did not make the Atlanta Falcons 53-man roster. He spent that season on the team’s...