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Why Jalen Tolbert is a worthy candidate to spark Dolphins’ lacking passing attack (opens the original)
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It's not breaking news to say that the Miami Dolphins have a problem at wide receiver. In fact, they have several problems at the position. Quarterback Malik Willis doesn't really have any help out there, save for the imagined potential of rookies Chris Bell and his currently injured draft peer, Caleb Douglas. So what's the deal with Jalen Tolbert? He was knocked down the pecking order of the Dallas Cowboys' stacked receiving corps before landing in Miami, but he should've been poised to seize t
Jeff Hafley should take page out of Steve Spagnoulo’s playbook for Chris Johnson (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins' defense has had a rough go of it thus far in 2026. While they're doing a decent job of holding their own against the run, their pass defense is getting absolutely shredded. Although rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez is one saving grace in coverage, basically every other Dolphins defender struggles in that department. Oh, and Miami doesn't have any legit pass rushers to pressure the opposing quarterback. All of this intersects with first-round rookie cornerback Chris Johnson.
The Wild West NFL QB landscape validates Dolphins' low-risk Malik Willis bet (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins paid Tua Tagovailoa a ton of money not to be their starting quarterback this offseason, and therefore had to make every dollar count in free agency. They landed on Malik Willis as their new QB1, and he was easily the most coveted field general on the open market. Thanks to the Dolphins' new head coach-GM combo of Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan having familiarity with Willis from their time in Green Bay together, they knew the caliber of player and person they were investing
Ranking the Dolphins' most winnable games remaining on brutal 2026 schedule (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins knew the deck was stacked against them entering the 2026 season, to the point where a 14-point loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 3 is viewed as something of a moral victory. Nevertheless, nobody wants to be part of a winless football team. That's no knock on the souls suiting up for the Dolphins right now. It's just the reality of how this new regime positioned them for minimal success this year. I love a lot of the young talent. They're just not experienced enough to kno
3 college superstars the Dolphins must scout after Week 3 loss to Chiefs (opens the original)
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The general consensus in the NFL Draft community is that the Miami Dolphins will pick either first overall or thereabouts in 2027. Reasonable to assume, given their brutal schedule, paper-thin roster, and status as a heavily rebuilding football operation. But many assume that it'll either be generational Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith in the first round, or whichever top quarterback the coaching staff and scouting department like best. Not so fast! First of all, those aren't the only tw
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