Earlier this week, I asked:

Should our Miami Dolphins trade Tyreek Hill this offseason, and if so or not, why?

I also had a poll in which I asked:

Should the Miami Dolphins trade Tyreek Hill this offseason?

Below are the results-

• 62% or 133 of you said- Yes, but only if you get a really good return in compensation.
• 22% or 58 of you said- Yes, get him out of here already!
• 16% or 34 of you said- No, are you crazy?

Below are some of your thoughts and answers to the PQOTD-

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Which positions do the Miami Dolphins need to address next month?

The NFL free agency rush is slowing, and rosters are starting to be finalized, with just the 2025 NFL Draft remaining to build for the regular season. The Miami Dolphins have had a relatively quiet free agency period, signing several solid players who can bolster the roster but not making the splash move that generates national headlines. In an offseason where salary cap concerns have hampered spending, Miami has done well to address their needs. But what remains for the team?

Miami’s fee agency class for 2025 includes the...

Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.

Let’s just say there is quite a bit of work to do for the defensive side of the ball for the Miami Dolphins. They appear to be set at linebacker and with everyone healthy, should be set at edge rusher. It’s everything else that needs work. While the team signed two new safeties in Ashtyn Davis and Ifeatu Melifonwu, they still need to add another starter. Davis has never been a...

I don’t think we Miami Dolphins fans felt good about our quarterback situation behind starter Tua Tagovailoa going into last season, and it was probably even worse by the time the season ended. The front office felt differently, and sadly, we fans were once again correct about something that should have seemed obvious to the people who were hired and paid very well to know better and to handle it.

Sadly, as many predicted, Tua would get injured again, and it didn’t take long. He did not even make it a full two weeks before suffering another injury that would...

Left Guard? Right Guard? Doesn’t matter to James Daniels — he’s just excited to be playing for the Miami Dolphins! #FinsUp

Two weeks after 2025 NFL Free Agency kicked off, I think it’s safe to say that the Miami Dolphins' most-prized free agent was former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman James Daniels.

Daniels, 27, signed a three-year deal with the Dolphins this offseason worth an estimated $24 million. A contract that comes with a great deal of expectations, from fans and coaches alike. This is something Daniels not only welcomes but understands:

*“Every free agent signing, especially when it’s a...

The New York Giants signed Jameis Winston and proceeded to sign Russell Wilson last night.

The New York Giants were in desperate need of a quarterback when the season ended. Last week the team signed Jameis Winston and followed that up by signing Russell Wilson yesterday. Both guys are just a temporary fix until the Giants draft a quarterback, whether that be this year or next year when the class is a bit more talented. Check out what the Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, and other NFL teams are talking about in our roundup.

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I have no doubts that Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier appreciate starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa as a person. He certainly seems like a genuinely friendly and good person. Unfortunately, while having players with those qualities is tremendous and even preferred, it’s not what he or any player in the NFL is being paid for. *As much as I know, some of you are hoping this is another one of those “Do you think Tua is the guy?" posts where we ask you, the fan, to weigh in on what you think about him and...

In the latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft from CBS Sports’ Pete Prisco, the Miami Dolphins fill a massive need in the middle of Anthony Weaver’s defense.

Before we get started, let me remind you of a phrase I live and die by:

“Mock drafts are like buttholes, everyone has one, and they all stink!”

Now that we have that out of the way, let’s break down Pete Prisco’s latest 2025 NFL mock draft, shall we? This time, however, the mock draft is a bit unique and has the Dolphins selecting a position of need, but maybe not necessarily a...

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver River Cracraft signed a one-year deal with the Seattle Seahawks over the weekend.

If you had asked me a few years ago who River Cracraft was, I’d joke about him being a Witcher or a character on Dungeon and Dragons or something like that. But then, in February 2022, the 6-foot, 198-pound wide receiver from Rancho Santa Margarita, California, signed with the Dolphins, and Cracraft quickly became a fan favorite. He was gritty and easy to root for because he did things on special teams and in the run game that often gets overlooked —...

Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.

The Miami Dolphins entered free agency with plenty of needs and they may or may not have found those solutions two weeks later. On offense, they needed to find two new starting guards and they managed to land one of the top guards on the market in James Daniels. They still need to find another guard because if they trot out Liam Eichenberg as a starter again, fans will riot. The...

If nothing else, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is a polarizing figure. Some Dolphins fans would trade him for a piece of lint from your dryer, while others would sooner trade their own mother before letting Hill go. Hill has, at times, seemed like the entirety of the Dolphin's offense with his dynamic speed, which always seems to keep opposing defenses on their heels. Then there is the list of “issues” he has had before and since arriving in Miami.

This post isn't about his off-field history; instead, it focuses on the incident when he removed himself from the...

Kendall Lamm signs with Philadelphia Eagles instead of retiring.

Last season was supposed to be offensive lineman Kendall Lamm’s swansong in the National Football League. According to the player himself, his 2024 season with the Miami Dolphins was going to be his last before riding off into the sunset and retiring. Well, some plans are meant to be changed.

On Monday, it was reported by Peter Schrager of NFL Network that Lamm has signed a one-year deal with the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

I guess when the champs come calling, you pick up the phone.

The Dolphins chose to...