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The Miami Dolphins have lost a key piece to their offense after Terron Armstead announced his retirement on Saturday night. The team was operating as if the Pro-Bowl left tackle would not be back this season, so this should come as no surprise. Last year, the Dolphins drafted Patrick Paul in the second round as a succession plan at left tackle and while there were some bumps in year one, he...

I have already covered this topic in a post asking if you thought the NFL would move to an 18-game regular season. I was not sure, and most of you, if I recall correctly, did not believe it would happen. Now I think as much of the NFL media that it will happen whether we like it or not, no matter the added safety risk it adds for players. There's another recent article HERE talking about what they see as the inevitable 18-game season and its implications.

Any season expansion would require the renegotiation of the CBA between the owners...

Armstead started 38 games for the Dolphins over the last three seasons and will now ride off into the sunset, but not before passing the torch to second-year tackle, Patrick Paul. #FinsUp

After restructuring his contract in March, the writing appeared on the wall for Miami Dolphins left tackle Terron Armstead and his future in the National Football League. The 12-year NFL veteran had an important decision to make regarding whether or not to return to play for a 13th season in 2025 with the Dolphins. Mike McDaniel was uncertain, but seemed to lean towards Armstead retiring. Even Armstead didn’t...

I recently wrote a post discussing the possibility that if things do not start to look up for the team very shortly, like this coming season, general manager Chris Grier and others from the front office will very likely be looking for new gigs. I then asked the following question:

If you could pick one NFL front office for our Miami Dolphins to emulate, who would it be and why?

While we did not have a significant response, below are some of the thoughts and answers to the day's question.

Thomas23059 says to do things your own way or...

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 have Tua Tagovailoa as their starting quarterback and recently signed Zach Wilson to serve as his backup. It’s more than likely that we’ll see Wilson out there running the Dolphins offense on gameday at some point. While Tua has some great traits, his major flaw is he cannot stay on the football field. Which is why finding a better backup quarterback was such a high need this offseason....

It’s Friday, which means it’s time to welcome you to another VOTW post. This evening’s open conversation prompt is just that: What is YOUR victory for this week? Did something remarkable happen? Is there a small achievement worth celebrating? Was it related to the Miami Dolphins? How about your professional life? Or perhaps your personal life? Everyone has experienced a victory, big or small, and we want to hear about yours.

This post belongs to you, the site member, also known as one of our family here at the Phinsider. This is your chance to share your successes from the...

Miami Dolphins address defensive tackle need in a major way.

The page on the calendar has once again flipped, and now we suddenly find ourselves in the month of April — otherwise known as the official month of the 2025 NFL Draft. We are creeping ever closer to the start of the NFL Draft, and with recent disappointing news overtaking the Miami Dolphins fanbase, all of us could really use a killer draft from Chris Grier and company to lift our dampened spirits.

As it stands right now, the Dolphins have painted themselves into a corner regarding the defensive tackle...

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.

Calais Campbell has decided he wants to move on from the Miami Dolphins, after signing with the Arizona Cardinals this week. Losing Campbell on the defensive line will be a big blow as he was phenomenal on the field and off the field. As of right now, the Dolphins only have two viable defensive tackles on the roster in Zach Sieler and Benito Jones. Which is why the team needs to...

While our Miami Dolphins have fielded underwhelming teams during some seasons, there have also been times of great success. One constant from season to season is that the team consistently features some good, if not great, players, even if their talents were/are being wasted. Below is a list of some of the greatest Miami Dolphins offensive players at each position. I borrowed this list from Kevin’s post from a couple of years back and made some additions. Here is the list Kevin put together, but feel free to add anyone you believe deserves to be on the list or who...

The Miami Dolphins may have a ton of holes on the roster, but I do my best to improve the team in my first mock draft of the 2025 NFL season. #FinsUp

I hate mock drafts.

I really do.

I hate everything about them, and nowadays, the mock draft simulators are even more frustrating. There’s always a pick that completely messes everything up, or a player ranked way too high or low. It pisses me off! And yet, here I am, getting ready to write an entire article about the players I selected in my first seven-round Miami Dolphins mock...

No, the season is not over just because Calais Campbell signed with the Arizona Cardinals.

Panic. That seems to be the go-to reaction for every single move the Miami Dolphins make - or - in this case - did not make. The team may as well not even get on the field in September because the 2025 offseason is an abject failure. Whatever the last move made was, that is the deciding factor in Miami’s future. We are living and dying in recency bias.

The latest thing to spin reactions into panic mode is defensive lineman Calais Campbell signing with...

John Harbaugh has signed a 3-year contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens.

John Harbaugh has been the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens since 2008, making him the second longest tenured head coach with his current team. He just recently signed a three-year extension with the Ravens and his team is usually in position to contend for a Super Bowl every year. For retrospect, the Miami Dolphins have hired five different head coaches since Harbaugh joined the Ravens. Check out what the New Orleans Saints, Cleveland Browns, and other NFL teams are talking about in our roundup.

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