With all expectations pointing to our Miami Dolphins rolling with a run-first approach on offense with a new starter at quarterback in Malik Willis, who is known for his ability to pick up yardage and first downs with his legs, I asked the following question last week:

Considering Malik Willis’ aggressive style of play, should the team prioritize carrying three quarterbacks on the 53-man roster? If so, do you believe the current roster has three capable options, or should the team look to the waiver wire or a trade to secure that third spot?

Below are some of your thoughts...

This past week, I asked the following question:

Which player currently on the training camp roster do you see as a sleeper to make the roster who you also believe could be a solid contributor during the season that no one else is currently talking about or writing stories about, and why?

Below are some of your thoughts and answers-

PA phinphan hopes that one of the veteran running backs steps up or maybe even the former Michigan 2025 undrafted free agent.

If Wright and Gordon don’t step up their game, Donovan Edwards could take their place.

Dolfanjoe, in...

The Miami Dolphins head into their 2026 training camp with four quarterbacks on the roster: Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller, and rookie Mark Gronowski. According to a report from NBC Houston’s Aaron Wilson, they may not be done tinkering with the group. According to Wilson, Miami is expected to workout free agent quarterback Jack Plummer next week.

Plummer, who went undrafted out of Louisville in 2024, spent most of his rookie season on the Carolina Panthers’ practice squad. After sitting out for the 2025 season, Plummer joined the Orlando Storm of the United Football League in 2026, throwing 2,188...

The Miami Dolphins sort of shocked some of their fans and analysts when they went out and drafted three linebackers in this year’s NFL Draft. Just this past week, they also extended one of their defensive captains in Jordyn Brooks after a phenomenal season. So, the Dolphins appear set at linebacker and that’s even with Tyrel Dodson on the roster.

Which is why it wouldn’t be shocking to see Dodson traded at some point as his name has come up in trade talks. If Jacob Rodriguez can perform in training camp and inspire some confidence, then the Dolphins should probably...

It’s Friday, which means it’s time for our Victory of the Week (VOTW) post! This evening’s conversation prompt is straightforward: What was your victory this week? Did something remarkable happen? Is there a small achievement worth celebrating? This could relate to the Miami Dolphins, your professional life, or your personal life. We all experience victories, big or small, and we want to hear about yours.

This post is for you, our site members, who are part of our Phinsider family. This is your opportunity to share your successes from the past week. Your triumphs can be significant, such as the...

The Miami Dolphins offense is going to look drastically different this upcoming season. Over the offseason the Dolphins released QB Tua Tagovailoa and WR Tyreek Hill while also trading away WR Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos. Those three were main characters in this offense under Mike McDaniel, who was also relived of head coaching duties after the season.

With McDaniel gone, Bobby Slowik will be in charge of this Dolphins offense. Slowik had some success with the Houston Texans when C.J. Stroud entered the league. But after one bad season (2024), Slowik was relieved of his duties then spent...

This past week, I discussed the fact that we have all had that one player that the team added, maybe late in the draft or even as an undrafted free agent, that we personally were just so sure would either break out at the NFL level or at least be a long-time contributor to the roster, but eventually just washed out as another bust. I then asked the following question:

**Please tell us your biggest disappointment in a player either drafted by our Dolphins or signed as an UDFA that never came close to living up to the hype you...

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Dolphins fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.

Our SB Nation Reacts survey returns today with a simple question. The Miami Dolphins’ rookies reported to training camp earlier this week and we want to know who you are most excited to see this summer. The team has 13 drafted rookies entering training camp, along with 12 undrafted rookie signings – which means outr survey could get out of hand...

After enjoying the successes of a historically dominant offense for the first two years of former head coach Mike McDaniel’s tenure with the Miami Dolphins, the team took major steps back during the final two years of the coach’s four-year stint with the club. As a result, he was relieved of his duties, and the organization decided to hit the reset button — signalling the beginning of another roster reset in South Florida.

After hiring new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley, the Dolphins took a machete to their roster — releasing or trading numerous high...

Early on Wednesday morning, Miami Dolphins guard Jonah Savaiinaea was named by ESPN as a “bluechip” player under the age of 25 despite the fact that he struggled mightily during his rookie season. In fact, Miami’s second-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft was rated as the worst guard in the entire National Football League last year by Pro Football Focus (PFF) — earning a dismal 28.4 grade.

Earlier this month, PFF released their list of the top-10 second-year players in the NFL under the most pressure to perform in 2026 — and Savaiinaea was on that list. Here’s what...

The Miami Dolphins are once again entering a rebuilding phase this season. As is typical with most NFL rebuilds, both the coaching staff and the roster have seen significant turnover. A primary move by the new front office was signing Malik Willis as the 2026 starter and releasing Tua Tagovailoa. As we approach the 2026 season, most expect the team to carry only two quarterbacks: Willis and Quinn Ewers. However, given Willis’s physical, mobile playing style—which will likely feature more scrambling and rushing than we saw under Tagovailoa—is a two-quarterback roster sufficient?

So this evenings Phinsider Question Of The Day...

As we all know, the Miami Dolphins have begun a major roster transition under the new leadership duo of general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. Many older, high-priced veterans were shown the door this offseason, and in their places, younger, cheaper players have been brought in and given opportunities to prove they belong in the National Football League.

Every year, ESPN releases a ranking of all 32 NFL teams regarding how much talent they roster under the age of 25. Last year, the Dolphins ranked second-to-last — coming in at #31 on the four-letter network’s list. Heading...