We are already on to Week 6 of the 2025 NFL season, bringing us to the end of the first third of the season. We are transitioning from early in the year to valid concerns, surprise success, and records reflecting who each team is. We are also starting to get a better idea of who will win each matchup each week.
Except last week, that is not what happened with our contributor picks. We had a rough week with all the chaos that happened around the league. But, now that we are into Week 6, it is time for all...
Miami defeated a winless Jets team last week.
What did they do against a 1-win Panthers team this week?
Wait.
We do know.
They lost.
The most interesting aspect of the Fins for this game was guaranteed to be how the offense operated without wizardly wide receiver Tyreek Hill.
Their initial drive started out well. They moved the ball consistently and continued converting 3rd downs (apparently coming into the game at 49%, which was good for 2nd in the NFL, which is also a stat...
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The Miami Dolphins have fallen to 1-4 on the season following an ugly collapse in Week 5, losing to the Carolina Panthers despite holding a 17-0 lead in the second quarter. After having seen the fan confidence poll for Miami this year climb back to nearly one-third of the fans starting to believe in the direction of the team again, this...
Tua Tagovailoa has had an extensive list of injuries during his football career — both while playing in college at Alabama and as a member of the Miami Dolphins.
Late last season, Miami’s signal-caller missed the club’s final two contests while dealing with a hip injury that was described as “not related” to the major hip injury Tagovailoa suffered during his final season at Alabama. The Dolphins would drop their Week 18 game to the New York Jets — causing them to end the 2024 season with a losing record while missing out on the playoffs for the first time...
The Miami Dolphins are not a good football team. That much, we know.
But, exactly how bad are the Dolphins this year? To find out, we have to dive into the numbers.
Every week, Ben Baldwin of The Athletic looks at number of advanced metrics for each NFL team, and categorizes teams into quadrants. The best teams fall into the top-right quadrant, while the worst teams fall into the bottom-left quadrant.
To begin, Baldwin looks at EPA, or expected points added.
Well, what can I say about the current state of our Miami Dolphins that hasn’t been said a thousand times but every other talking head or fan on the internet? I am personally out of ideas to the point where totally blowing the thing up seems like possibly the most logical move. The Coaching has been crap, and the roster building has been even more horrible. If a starter goes down, we all have to hold our breath because we don’t know what the random spare of a player or a former good player that is now a sad shell...
The Miami Dolphins announced a series of roster moves on Wednesday, all targeting the defensive secondary as another cornerback landed on injured reserve. Cornell Armstrong, who had been working as the team’s nickel cornerback, is dealing with a hamstring injury sustained during Miami’s Week 5 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
Armstrong joins cornerbacks Artie Burns, Kader Kohou, Jason Maitre, and Jason Marshall, Jr., on injured reserve for the Dolphins this year.
To fill Armstrong’s roster spot, the Dolphins signed safety Jordan Colbert to the active roster off the team’s practice squad. Miami signed Colbert as an undrafted free agent out...
Odell Beckham Jr.’s lone season with the Miami Dolphins in 2024 was an abject failure on multiple levels. Signed to be an impact player as Miami’s third wide receiver, Beckham had just 9 catches on 18 targets for 55 yards and no scores in 9 games played. He was released in mid-December before the Dolphins’ season was over in an effort to join another team where his playing time would be increased. However, he remained unsigned through the end of the 2024 season.
Yesterday, in an interview with “The Pivot Podcast,” Beckham announced that he was accepting a six-game suspension...
Well, it was another week and another loss for the Miami Dolphins. Their record now stands at a wholly disappointing 1-4 through five weeks of the 2025 NFL season — and with little hope to turn things around due to the fact that they aren’t even beating the supposed “bad teams” anymore.
After going up by a score of 17-0 against the Carolina Panthers, Miami’s offense went dormant while their defense did what the 2025 version of the Miami Dolphins defense does — epically collapse against average, at best, offenses.
Someone needs to be held accountable for what is going...
The hot seat kind of cooled off after the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets a couple of weeks ago, but it’s back to being on fire after the team’s most recent loss to the Carolina Panthers. Mike McDaniel says he is frustrated, the coaches are frustrated, and owner Stephen Ross is frustrated. McDaniel also said his job security is in the back of his mind but he has to know if he can’t fix this team, his days are numbered. According to a recent report from Tony Pauline, sources see McDaniel’s tenure coming to an end soon and...
It’s that season again, the time of year where Miami Dolphins fans yet again become so frustrated that we are all up in arms, calling for heads to roll. The season, unfortunately, arrived early this year. The fire them all season typically arrives in November or December, but for many, the signs that it was here early came no more than a couple of weeks into this unbelievably ugly season we have seen thus far. Along with the losses comes the “open letter” season, where random open letters begin to appear on the internet from notable individuals who follow and...
It’s only October, but the injuries are piling up for the Miami Dolphins as they prepare to face the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 6 of the 2025 NFL season.
Currently, the Dolphins have 14 players on their injured reserve list, with 5 of those players being starters.
Miami Dolphins Injured Reserve List (as of Week 6)