The Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens are set to kick off on Thursday Night Football later tonight. Kickoff is set for 8:15 PM ET. This means we are now officially 90 minutes from kickoff, and both teams have officially announced their list of inactives ahead of this AFC showdown.

Earlier today, the Dolphins made several roster moves.

First, the team activated rookie cornerback Jason Marshall Jr. from the injured reserve list. Marshall looked promising throughout the preseason and appeared to be poised to start at nickel (before Kader Kohou’s injury).

The team also elevated second-year cornerback Isaiah Johnson and tight...

The 2025 NFL trade deadline is set for next Tuesday (November 4th) at 4 PM ET, and despite the non-stop rumors, there’s still no guarantee the Miami Dolphins are actively trying to shop their players.

For weeks, NFL insiders have tried to predict what the Dolphins might do.

There were rumors that teams were interested in running back De’Von Achane and wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, but neither player appears likely to be traded, and rightfully so. They are two of the most dangerous offensive weapons in football. Building blocks for the future. Why move them unless the offer is too...

The Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins should be a marquee matchup for the NFL, with both teams fighting for a playoff berth as the league schedule reaches the halfway point. Both teams come into the game with identical win totals on the year, and it feels like this could be a game that springboards a team into AFC playoff picture contention.

Of course, being tied in wins is not exactly as awesome as it sounds when the Ravens are 2-5 and the Dolphins are 2-6. In year where the AFC does not have a truly dominant team, there is a...

The Miami Dolphins host the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, renewing a non-division rivalry that has had some good games, some absolute blowouts, and has become a lopsided affair in the recent years. In the last 12 meetings, dating back to the 2008 regular season and including the playoff game that postseason, the Ravens have won nine games. The Dolphins have started making a comeback however, with two of the Dolphins’ wins coming in the last three meetings.

Baltimore and Miami seem to find a way to land on each others’ schedules about every other year – either through the...

The Miami Dolphins host the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football to kick off Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season. Both teams are coming off just their second victories of the season, with Miami improving to 2-6 while Baltimore, which has already had its bye week, is now 2-5 on the year. One team will walk out of Thursday night with back-to-back wins and feeling like they have turned the corner this year, while the other will head back into the misery of a lost season.

For the Ravens, the game will also feature the return of quarterback Lamar...

With our Miami Dolphins welcoming the Baltimore Ravens to town tomorrow for a Thursday Night Football game, I asked the usual pre-game questions:

What are your predictions for this coming Sunday’s game between our Miami Dolphins and the Baltimore Ravens? Additionally, please share with us which player(s) you would steal from the Ravens to place on the Phins roster.

Below are some of your thoughts and answers-

Wildfin22 is playing the odds.

I’m going with percentages home team on Thursday night has an unusually high chance of a win.

SlayerNation1 wants Ross to do his thing, but has...

Just yesterday, Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks was named my MVP (Most Valuable ‘Phin) for his week eight performance against the Atlanta Falcons. In that game, Brooks had 10 tackles, 3 tackles for loss and a sack of Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins.

Today, the NFL confirmed that my selection was a solid one by officially naming Jordyn Brooks the AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his stellar outing against Atlanta — his first time being selected for this honor during his 5 1/2 year career.

More impressive than just leading the Miami Dolphins in tackles, Brooks leads all defenders...

“What is going on?” — Announcer Kevin Harlan at 4:18 left in the 3rd quarter of Miami’s win over the Atlanta Falcons

Fair question.

Let’s see if we can figure it out.

Mild improvements beget mild excitement

I’m sure some will balk at the term ‘mild’ for a 34-10 drubbing by a previously 1 win team while playing on the road. We have, however, seen this before. We know this team is capable of pretty soaring heights (e.g. a 70 point performance once upon a time not so long ago), but we also know that they’re equally capable of...

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The Miami Dolphins put together their best performance of the season on Sunday, beating the Atlanta Falcons 34-10. For at least one day, the fun was back with the team, and the fans, as Miami played a complete game on offense, defense, and special teams. It felt like everything the fans expected this team to be this year.

Unfortunately, the win...

It feels good to be writing about a Miami Dolphins win for only the second time during the 2025 National Football League season. And really, it wasn’t just a win — it was a total domination of their opponent, the Atlanta Falcons.

Miami went to Atlanta and snatched a 34-10 victory from the beaks of the Dirty Birds, giving themselves some much needed momentum as they head into a much anticipated Thursday Night Football clash against the Baltimore Ravens under the bright lights of Hard Rock Stadium. Ravens MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson is most likely back from injury for this...

After coming off a dominating win over the Atlanta Falcons, the Miami Dolphins will be hosting the Baltimore Ravens for a Thursday night game. The Ravens have been like the Dolphins this season, very lackluster. But the main cause of their decline was not having Lamar Jackson in at quarterback. Jackson sustained a hamstring injury in week 4 and hasn’t played since. He was supposed to play this past weekend, but the Ravens expect him back out there tomorrow night. It will be a tough test for the Dolphins, but if they somehow pull out a victory maybe things are...

Following two weeks on the road, our Miami Dolphins will return to South Florida to host the Baltimore Ravens for a Thursday Night Football game. Miami also returns home after an unlikely win (according to Vegas, the media, and the lion’s share of fans) over the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta. Will our Dolphins make it two in a row over the Ravens Thursday night, or will Miami return to the L column, thus again raising the heat on head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier?

Let us know your thoughts along with which Baltimore Ravens players you would...