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Perkins: Dolphins’ offensive line just became more essential to season’s success (opens the original)
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MIAMI GARDENS — If the Miami Dolphins are going to have a successful season the offensive line must take the biggest role in leading the way. That might be a scary sentence to some. But it’s one of the sobering realities of the season-ending knee injury to Pro Bowl running back De’Von Achane, whose unique skill set as a runner and receiver made life easier for everyone. The Dolphins’ offensive line was always expected to be good. It’s composed of an All Pro, two first-round picks and two second-
Dolphins Q&A: Does it matter that Hafley was in same division as Flo, could winning streak start soon? (opens the original)
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Thanks for joining us for this week’s edition of the 2026 Miami Dolphins Q&A, where we’ll answer reader/viewer questions each week from Dolphins Deep Dive w/Perk. Q: Do we think that Hafley being in the same division as Flo for the past couple years helps mitigate the danger Flo presents? — @chris_the_bartender It’s true that Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley, who was the Green Bay Packers’ defensive coordinator the past two years, was in the NFC North along with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinat
Perkins: Dolphins, despite Achane injury, still want to be a ‘run-first’ offense (opens the original)
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MIAMI GARDENS — When Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley said in January that he wanted to be a run-first team, it wasn’t a statement based on personnel. Rather it was a statement based on philosophy and principle. The Dolphins will be physical. The Dolphins will be strong in the trenches. The Dolphins will run the ball. Those are non-negotiables. The season-ending knee injury to Pro Bowl running back De’Von Achane doesn’t change a thing, Hafley said Monday. The Dolphins want to field a run-first o
Grading the Dolphins’ 24-10 loss against Kansas City (opens the original)
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MIAMI GARDENS — You know the Dolphins are in the midst of a hardcore rebuild when they lose by two touchdowns and find improvement in the loss. That’s exactly what happened when Miami lost to Kansas City, 24-10, in Sunday’s home opener (they also lost Pro Bowl running back De’Von Achane to a potentially serious knee injury). We’ll see if those improvements lead to a victory this week when the Dolphins (0-3) travel to face the Minnesota Vikings (3-0), possibly without Achane and wide receiver Cal
Perkins: Dolphins don’t get win vs. Chiefs, but they see progress (opens the original)
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MIAMI GARDENS — Every Thursday night the Miami Dolphins defense has dinner together. This week it was a three-hour affair. Players discussed what they had to do to stop Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his high-powered Chiefs offense that was averaging 32 points per game. And they almost did it. The fact that the rebuilding Dolphins, an 11-point underdog early in the practice week, lost to the Chiefs, 24-10, in their home opener at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday is encouraging to many. P
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