While it seems like a lifetime ago in the minds of Dolphins fans, Miami’s historic 70-20 victory over the Denver Broncos took place less than three years in the past — September 24th, 2023, to be exact. Since that game, the two teams have gone in opposite directions — with Denver an ankle injury to quarterback Bo Nix away from making last year’s Super Bowl, and Miami beginning yet another rebuild attempt this offseason.

While Dolphins fans have fond memories of that 70 point offensive outburst, at least one person doesn’t recall that day being quite as pleasant for him...

Hopes are not high for the Miami Dolphins as no one seems to believe in this team at the moment. A recent article from ESPN ranking the rosters of all the teams in the league has the Dolphins sitting at the bottom of the list. The Dolphins had to make several decisions on some big name players that affected their salary cap, mainly QB Tua Tagovailoa. Plus they’re going through a youth movement. While the Dolphins roster may not impress anyone, there are a handful of players with plenty of potential who could be key players down the line.

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Our regularly scheduled Monday night Phinsider Question of the Day or answers post will be put on hold for this evening for our live thread covering the United States vs. Belgium World Cup match.

The United States secured a spot in the World Cup knockout rounds at home after going 2-1-0 through Group D and shutting out Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 in the round of 32. Belgium went 1-0-2 in Group G before defeating Senegal 3-2 in extra time in the round of 32. These two squads have faced off once before in a World Cup, with Belgium taking the...

The Miami Dolphins are prioritizing younger and cheaper players this offseason — as evidenced by the team’s mass exodus of talent, including quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, pass rusher Bradley Chubb, safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and more…

While the old-heads have been shipped out, Miami has retained the services of many less experienced and younger players, hoping to see steps forward from those men.

In an article released on Sunday, Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report named every NFL team’s most promising building block — focusing on players he deems to be “on the cusp of being...

The Miami Dolphins are under new leadership after hiring new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley. They’re also in the midst of their latest rebuild attempt — prioritizing younger (and cheaper) players over pricey, older options. For those reasons, the team reportedly had no interest in re-signing their top cornerback from the 2025 season — Rasul Douglas. Douglas signed a one-year, up to $3.8 million deal with the Washington Commanders on Monday.

Barry Jackson — longtime Dolphins reporter — reported via social media that Sullivan and the rest of the Miami Dolphins’ decision makers made no...

The National Football League is smack-dab in the middle of the summer lull period. The Miami Dolphins won’t have their full team together until training camp starts on July 28th, but in the meantime, there is still plenty to talk about regarding our favorite South Florida football team.

On Monday, ESPN released an article ranking all running backs in the NFL. The list was compiled by Jeremy Fowler, but was determined by a league-wide vote of executives, coaches and scouts. De’Von Achane — Miami’s freshly paid back — made the top-10, yet he came in at just #8 overall.

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So many players on the Miami Dolphins roster are going to have plenty of opportunities to show their worth. Jordan Phillips appeared in all every game last season and made 16 starts as a rookie along the defensive line. While he did not record a sack, he did have 34 tackles and was used more as a run stopper. Phillips should have another significant season playing alongside Zach Sieler and Kenneth Grant in the middle of the d-line.

You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.

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In a recent ESPN article identifying each NFL team’s surprise player of the offseason, the Miami Dolphins’ selection was tight end Greg Dulcich. The choice highlights the rapport he has already built with the new starting quarterback, Malik Willis, during their offseason workouts. I then asked the following question:

What are your expectations for Greg Dulcich this season, and do you anticipate him becoming Malik Willis’s primary safety valve?

Below are some of your thougths and answers-

TheRoo1 points to Willis’ past tendency to rely heavily on his tight end as to why Dulcich might become a top target this...

I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful 4th of July holiday with friends and family. Due to the fact that this evening’s thread was likely to be dead or at least nearly dead with everyone out and about celebrating the 4th of July holiday, I figured a random live thread would do just fine for one night. For those unfamiliar with our Phinsider random live threads, they are open forums where you can chat with your fellow Miami Dolphins fans. While most subjects are welcome, please remember that all standard site rules still apply. So please stop in if you are...

The Miami Dolphins offense is going to go through a little change, and the offensive line might look a little different this upcoming season. The team invested a first round pick on Kadyn Proctor this year and he should slide right into the left guard spot. Proctor is big and athletic, which is something this new regime is going to prioritize. Last year’s left guard, Jonah Savaiinaea, is making the transition back to right guard and will get a chance to compete for that spot. If all things go to plan, this offensive line should be better than expected when...

It’s Friday, which means it’s time for our Victory of the Week (VOTW) post! This evening’s conversation prompt is straightforward: What was your victory this week? Did something remarkable happen? Is there a small achievement worth celebrating? This could relate to the Miami Dolphins, your professional life, or your personal life. We all experience victories, big or small, and we want to hear about yours.

This post is for you, our site members, who are part of our Phinsider family. This is your opportunity to share your successes from the past week. Your triumphs can be significant, such as the...

The Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver room will look vastly different in 2026 than it has in recent memory. Veterans Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle are no longer on the roster. The organization replaced them with free agents Tutu Atwell and Jalen Tolbert, while also drafting three receivers in the middle rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft — Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr.

However, multiple recognizable names at the position are still available in free agency. Would the Dolphins be interested in bringing in an accomplished veteran to lead the unit and help mentor their young pass catchers...