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Trinidad Chambliss is flipping Dolphins' 2027 QB plans upside down (opens the original)
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The Malik Willis era was always going to be experimental for the Miami Dolphins. While it's too early to make a definitive decision on the quarterback's future, his first two games at the helm haven't done much to solidify his long-term status as the Dolphins' starter. With how rough the beginning of the season has been, Dolphins fans are already letting their focus drift to the 2027 NFL Draft class for a Willis replacement. Luckily, there are plenty of options. Among them is Trinidad Chambliss,
Chop Robinson's return is the key to fixing spiraling Dolphins defense (opens the original)
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Nobody expected the Miami Dolphins to be world-beaters in 2026. The front office is clearly sacrificing the team's current competitiveness for the sake of planning for the future. On both sides of the ball, Jeff Hafley's squad doesn't have the talent to match up with their opponents, and it has shown so far this season. But as weak as the roster is, fans would have hoped to see some level of competence from the defense in the early going. Instead, it's been one of the worst units in the league,
Miami Dolphins 2027 NFL Draft Big Board: 30 prospects to watch as CFB kicks off (opens the original)
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Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan tore the roster down to its studs this offseason, starting a full-scale rebuild that could take years. He'll start building it back up next year, and the 2027 NFL Draft will be his best tool in doing so. As the 2026 college football season kicks off this weekend, Sullivan's scouting staff will be scouring tape in hopes of finding the superstar prospects who will help Miami rise from the ashes. Luckily, the upcoming class is full of elite talent at
Dolphins can't afford to fall into Brandin Cooks trap before training camp (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins may have the weakest wide receiver group in the NFL. With Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert, and Tutu Atwell as his top targets, quarterback Malik Willis isn't exactly set up to thrive. But that doesn't mean that Miami needs to add another veteran wideout before training camp. There are multiple veteran receivers still sitting in free agency, including stars like Stefon Diggs, Keenan Allen, and Deebo Samuel. In a recent article on The Athletic, Daniel Popper found ideal landing
Dolphins can't ignore the nightmare scenario that could cost them Arch Manning (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins made no attempts to hide their intentions of kicking off a roster rebuild this offseason. General manager Jon Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley are building the team from the ground up. Naturally, that has the Dolphins near the top of 2027 mock drafts. Despite the offseason addition of Malik Willis, who hasn't exactly been set up for success, Miami is commonly paired with top quarterback prospects in the upcoming draft class. For reasons that go far beyond his last name
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