The Miami Dolphins are intentionally fielding a younger, and subsequently a cheaper roster. But did South Florida's NFL team get better or worse from a talent standpoint this offseason? That question ...

The Miami Dolphins have undergone some drastic roster changes over the years. They went from a team with tons of first-round draft picks to a team who has traded a lot of their draft capital for ...

The Miami Dolphins officially announced their moves to get down to the roster limit Tuesday, though we would remind everyone that this is the initial 53-man roster with more changes coming this week.

The Miami Dolphins are expected to hold on to wide receiver Tyreek Hill through the start of the 2025 NFL season.

Changes from latest roster projection: Skylar Thompson in RUNNING BACK Currently on the roster: Raheem Mostert, Chase Edmonds, Sony Michel, Myles Gaskin, Salvon Ahmed, FB Alec Ingold, FB John ...

The Dolphins have never been very good under McDaniel — and they’re getting worse. Change is obviously necessary. Otherwise the Dolphins are wasting their time, which is what appears they’ve ...

This year’s Dolphins could be better than last year’s Dolphins if they use their talent differently. We’re talking about philosophical change.

The Dolphins can, however, target a few changes this offseason in order to help them better contend next season. Here, we'll examine three big changes Miami must make following Sunday's 34-31 loss ...

With so much change looming, let’s take an in-depth look at the Dolphins’ roster and divide it into four groups: Core returners, back-end bubble players, decisions pending and likely gone.