The Miami Dolphins have started the season 0-2 and will now have a short week to prepare for their AFC East rivals, the Buffalo Bills, who are off to a 2-0 start and again look like the class of the division. While Buffalo opened the season in sync and ready to go, Miami has looked like they are sleepwalking through the early part of the season as they have struggled to find their rhythm.
The opening odds for Week 3 have been released, and the oddsmakers have not missed how much of a mess Miami has been in the early...
The Miami Dolphins dropped to 0-2 in the 2025 NFL season as they fell to their AFC East rivals, the New England Patriots, 33-27. Miami has four days to figure out what is going on before they take a primetime stage against the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football. This is not the start to the year Miami expected, and not the start the Dolphins fans are tolerating.
The Dolphins did seem to wake up in the second half of Sunday’s game, but it was not enough. They were a half foot away from taking the lead late – running...
The Miami Dolphins hosted the New England Patriots in a 2025 Week 2 AFC East matchup. Both teams came into Week 2 with Week 1 losses on the record, looking to bounce back against their division rivals.
The game proved to be a high-scoring, back-and-forth battle between the rivals. Neither team played perfect football, but they both were able to put together drives when needed. The Dolphins looked better than they did against the Indianapolis Colts last week, but the Patriots were still able to come away with the win and push the Dolphins to 0-2 on the year.
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Our Miami Dolphins will face off against the visiting New England Patriots this afternoon, with both squads looking for their first win of the season. Despite both teams losing their week one contest, Miami seems like the team that is in more of a must-win situation today. Head coach Mike McDaniel has no doubt heard all the whispers as well as the yelling for his head after last week’s embarrassing showing against the Indianapolis Colts. Can our Phins get themselves up off the mat and show that they still have some fight left in them this afternoon?
The Pats dropped...
The Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots have released their respective inactive players lists for their Week 2 AFC East duel. Kickoff is just under 90 minutes away, with NFL rules requiring teams to reduce their 53-man roster (plus two practice squad elevations) to the game-day limit of 48 players.
Coming into the weekend, Miami had already ruled out three players: cornerback Storm Duck, defensive tackle Benito Jones, and tight end Darren Waller. Duck is dealing with an ankle issue, Jones has an oblique problem, and Waller has a hip injury. Miami also initially ruled out tackle Austin Jackson with...
Week 2 of the 2025 season is underway, with the Green Bay Packers beating the Washington Commanders on Thursday night. We now move to the Sunday slate of games, with 13 games on the schedule ahead of Monday’s double-header.
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Welcome to the 2025 NFL regular season! Last week was still part of the preseason, right? At least, that is how it felt watching the Miami Dolphins, who seemed to barely be going through the motions as the Indianapolis Colts handed them a 33-8 loss. That was ugly. There was no silver lining to that performance. Miami was beaten, then kicked when they were down, and they just curled up and took it.
Does this team have any fight in it? They will have to show they do as they enter Week 2 with the first of three AFC East...
The Miami Dolphins are hoping to put a miserable Week 1 performance behind them, forgetting about whatever happened on the field against the Indianapolis Colts last Sunday. Dolphins fans are expecting a lot more from this team this year, and they hope that it starts today as the New England Patriots head into Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.
Last week’s game turned sideways almost from the kickoff. Will Week 2 be more of the same, or can Miami actually fix the issues that led to a 33-8 loss?
The Patriots are also coming off a loss – albeit not as miserably...
The Miami Dolphins head into Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season coming off a miserable loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Everything fell apart for Miami the moment they stepped on the field against the Colts, and now they will be looking to prove they are not that team as they host the New England Patriots. This week has been a rough one for fans who are looking for anything positive about the club.
Ahead of Week 1, our SB Nation Reacts fan confidence survey found 45 percent of Dolphins fans had positive feelings about the direction of the team...
The Miami Dolphins host the New England Patriots this afternoon, with both teams looking to put Week 1 losses behind them and start a push for the playoffs in 2025. Both teams had flaws exposed during their respective season debuts, leaving many questions to be answered starting this week.
Who are the 2025 Patriots? To get a better idea, I turned to Taylor Kyles from SB Nation’s Patriots team site, Pats Pulpit. You can check out my side of the discussion, giving him some insight into the Dolphins, on their site.
The Miami Dolphins will be without starting right tackle Austin Jackson for at least four games as the team placed him on the injured reserve list on Saturday. The move comes after Jackson was forced out of the team’s Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts with a toe injury. Jackson had been trying to play through the issue, but now will be shutdown until at least Week 6.
Jackson joins guard James Daniels on injured reserve, leaving Miami without either of the starters on the right side of their offensive line. Jackson missed nine games last season due to...