The Miami Dolphins came into the 2025 offseason with plenty of roster questions, but the biggest of them came on the offensive line. With more holes than starters entering the offseason - namely at both guard spots and with the very distinct possibility of Terron Armstead retiring - Miami had an overhaul on their hands to fix a unit that struggled

Instead, he answered by citing the Bills’ 61-yard field goal to win a game, maintained his “guys can play” and twice blamed “self-inflicted wounds” in his minute-long response. (All fair, but not at the root of the 24-year playoff win drought or why Miami almost always comes up short against good teams.)

The Dolphins coach feels the chip on Daniels’ shoulder coming off an Achilles tear and his fit in the offense will carry the veteran guard.

The Miami Dolphins will pick 13th and 48th in the upcoming NFL Draft. Historically, the Dolphins have had success drafting at pick number 13, including Hall of Famer Dwight Stephenson. General Manager Chris Grier and Coach Mike McDaniel are looking to add ...

Moreover, Simmons would be a nice replacement for former Dolphins safety Jevon Holland, who left in free agency and signed with the New York Giants. The Dolphins ranked No. 9 in 2024 in passing yards allowed per game (210.7), so signing a veteran player like Simmons to strengthen the secondary could certainly be a good choice.

The NFL wants hip-drop tackles out of the game completely. Armed with data that showed that the tackling technique is 20 to 25 times more likely to cause an injury than other tackles, NFL teams voted unanimously in 2024 to ban the hip-drop.

The Miami Dolphins need to prioritize the guard position as Liam Eichenberg is currently slated as a starter and the free agent market is thin. Miami needs to add another starting cornerback as they cannot solely rely on Cam Smith due to his injury history.

Vontae Davis, the Miami Dolphins' first-round pick in 2009, was just 35 when he died one year ago April 1. We still have no answers as to why.