Dolphins turn to former camp kicker after cutting Riley Patterson
The Miami Dolphins have not been satisfied with their special teams this year, and the first of what could be several changes was just made.
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Miami’s best things to do, see, and eat before heading to a Dolphins game
The Phinsider’s guide helps first‑time Dolphins fans turn a game day into a full South Florida weekend. It advises flying into Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood Airport instead of Miami International, then choosing lodging based on priorities: the Stadium Hotel in Miami Gardens for walk‑up convenience, budget chains like Hampton Inn near the venue, Fort Lauderdale for broader hotel options, the upscale Seminole Hard Rock Casino’s Guitar Hotel, or the Aventura/Sunny Isles area for beach, shopping, and dining while staying about 10 miles from Hard Rock Stadium. The article also notes travel times and traffic considerations for each neighborhood.
Dolphins Announced Five Moves Today
The Miami Dolphins announced they have promoted DE Rodney McGraw and signed K Zane Gonzalez to fill his spot on the practice squad. Roster Moves | We have signed edge Rodney McGraw to the active roster off the practice squad and signed kicker Zane Gonzalez to the practice squad. We have also released kicker Riley […] The post Dolphins Announced Five Moves Today appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Tuesday Miami Dolphins Thoughts With The Earl
The Phinsider's "Tuesday Miami Dolphins Thoughts With The Earl" breaks down the Dolphins’ post‑bye roster trends after a modest win. Quarterback Malik Willis continues to struggle, while rookie running back Ollie Gordon II shines with a 5.0 YPC average and three rushing TDs. The wide‑receiver corps is flat, with Caleb Douglas out injured and Malik Washington providing steady, under‑the‑radar play. Tight end Greg Dulcich is underutilized, lagging far behind his 1,000‑yard projection. Offensive tackle Patrick Paul shows promise at 90% pass‑block win rate, but Austin Jackson remains a liability. Meanwhile, the offensive guard group improves, highlighted by rookie Kadyn Proctor and solid depth from waiver‑wire pickups. Defensive interior line trends down due to a weak pass rush despite strong run defense.
Dolphins Releasing K Riley Patterson & CB Storm Duck
Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Dolphins are releasing K Riley Patterson. Barry Jackson reports the Dolphins are also releasing CB Storm Duck from the PUP list. Patterson, 27, wound up going undrafted out of Memphis back in 2021. He later signed a rookie contract with the Vikings but was waived coming out of the preseason. […] The post Dolphins Releasing K Riley Patterson & CB Storm Duck appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Dolphins work out Justin Tucker, but picks different kicker to sign
The Miami Dolphins are part of the bad things in the NFL this season. And Jeff Hafley is weighing whether to bench Malik Willis. The Dolphins also needed a kicker, and they brought Justin Tucker in for a workout before signing someone else, according to a post on X by Jordan Schultz. “Sources: The #Dolphins […] The post Dolphins work out Justin Tucker, but picks different kicker to sign appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Dolphins to make move at kicker amid Riley Patterson struggles
The Miami Dolphins announce a kicker change after Riley Patterson’s rough start – he’s 5‑of‑7 on field goals and missed an extra point. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports Miami signs veteran Zane Gonzalez, who impressed in a recent workout that also featured Justin Tucker. Gonzalez, 31, posted a 19‑of‑22 field‑goal season with the Falcons in 2025 and holds an 81% career FG rate. The deal hinges on a physical, and the Dolphins have officially released Patterson to make room for Gonzalez.
Dolphins Signing K Zane Gonzalez After Workout That Also Included Justin Tucker
Jordan Schultz reports the Dolphins are signing K Zane Gonzalez after a successful workout that also included Justin Tucker. Tucker was reinstated to the NFL in late July from his 10-game suspension for violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy and has now had workouts with the Jets, Saints, Colts and now Dolphins. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports […] The post Dolphins Signing K Zane Gonzalez After Workout That Also Included Justin Tucker appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Week 7 will show if Jeff Hafley has fixed the Dolphins' penalty problem
The Miami Dolphins' penalty problem remains a concern under Jeff Hafley. Week 7 against the Jets offers a chance to show whether Miami is improving.
Brian Thomas Jr.'s falloff in Jacksonville could be the Dolphins' gain
Brian Thomas Jr.'s benching could open the door for Miami to land a talented young receiver at a bargain price and strengthen its future offense.
Dolphins Could Trade 3 Veterans Before Deadline
The Miami Dolphins, 0-5 after their bye, are weighing trades for three veterans before the Nov. 10 deadline: DT Zach Sieler, RT Austin Jackson, and LB Josh Uche. CBS’s Carter Bahns and Casino.org’s Jason La Canfora flag Sieler and Jackson as movable, with Sieler potentially fetching a Day‑3 pick and Jackson and Uche likely yielding fifth‑ to seventh‑rounders. Sieler, 31, denies trade rumors and remains focused, yet the rebuild under coach Jeff Hafley and GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan could clear $7.4 M in cap space and net a 3rd‑ or 4th‑round pick. Jackson ranks 71st of 72 tackles, while Uche, on a one‑year deal, posts 20 tackles and a sack in five games.
Miami Dolphins news: ‘Smarter’ rebuild underway, injury updates, more
The Miami Dolphins enter 2026 with a “smarter” rebuild led by new GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan, prioritizing draft picks, young talent and short‑term veteran contracts to reset the cap. After an 0‑5 start, quarterback Malik Willis has drawn criticism, but the team stresses his limited role while evaluating his development. Injury news includes rookie WR Caleb Douglas returning to practice from an ankle sprain, and the squad’s waiver haul adds depth ahead of a crucial bye week. Trade chatter circles lineman Zach Sieler as the NFL deadline looms, and the Dolphins aim to bounce back against the New York Jets.
New York Jets News: Team Faces a Lose-Lose Scenario in Dolphins Game
The New York Jets face a paradoxical "lose‑lose" matchup against the Miami Dolphins in Week 7. Despite being 5.5‑point favorites, Jets coach Aaron Glenn, who is 0‑7 in AFC East games, will earn no credit for a win and heavy criticism for a loss. The article highlights the pressure on Glenn, the Jets' 2‑4 record, and the looming fan backlash, framing the game as a pivotal moment in the franchise’s struggling season.
Dolphins could get players back from injury just in time for first AFC East game
The Miami Dolphins are returning from their bye week, and if Jeff Hafley's smile is any indication, they could get their top WR back for Week 7.
The 1972 Dolphins shouldn’t be scared of the 49ers going undefeated
The San Francisco 49ers flexed their muscles on national TV in a 23-17 Monday Night Football win over Dan Quinn’s Washington Commanders that included a huge game-ending sack by rookie Romello Height on Jayden Daniels. Quarterback Brock Purdy made NFL history in the first quarter of the game as he finally got his due as […] The post The 1972 Dolphins shouldn’t be scared of the 49ers going undefeated appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Jason McCourty urges Chargers to avoid wrong kind of perfect season after 0-6 start
Former NFL defensive back Jason McCourty delivered a warning to the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, urging them to avoid a winless season following their 0-6 start to the 2026 campaign. The Chargers joined the Miami Dolphins as the league’s only remaining winless teams after the Tennessee Titans defeated the Indianapolis Colts 26-20 on Sunday. […] The post Jason McCourty urges Chargers to avoid wrong kind of perfect season after 0-6 start appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Green Bay Packers work out former 1st-round pick Mazi Smith
The Green Bay Packers held a workout for former first‑round defensive tackle Mazi Smith on Monday. Smith, the 26th overall pick in the 2023 draft, has bounced from Dallas to the Jets, spent a brief stint on Miami’s practice squad, and is now a free agent as the Packers grapple with a thin interior line—four active interior linemen and several injuries. Sources say Green Bay plans to add Smith to the practice squad, which would require a roster move since the 17‑man squad is full.
Does Zach Sieler want to be traded away from Miami Dolphins?
The Miami Dolphins hit 0-5 early in the 2026 season, and trade rumors swirl around veteran defensive tackle Zach Sieler. Despite reports that teams are contacting GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan, Sieler told South Florida media he remains focused on winning for Miami and has no interest in a trade, praising coach Jeff Hafley and the organization. At 31, he could fetch draft capital, but he says he wants to stay as the Dolphins chase their first win before the November 10 trade deadline.
Caleb Douglas could return to Miami Dolphins lineup against New York Jets
Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas, who has missed recent action with injuries, is poised to return for the upcoming road game against the New York Jets on Sunday. Head coach Jeff Hafley says Douglas will have limited practice today but could be fully cleared by Wednesday, emphasizing how much the offense has missed his play. The Dolphins’ bye week gave him extra recovery time, and optimism is growing about his participation in the Jets matchup.
Dolphins QB pursuit has new name at the top as race for the No. 1 pick heats up
The Miami Dolphins moved up a few spots in the 2027 NFL Draft, but the top of the draft board isn't looking as good as it was expected to be.
Bye week mock draft gives Dolphins the boost they need for their future
The Miami Dolphins are figuring out what needs they have as the 2026 season progresses, but unless they land the No. 1 overall pick, QB is a top priority.
Miami Dolphins Trade Deadline Primer: The Top Candidates To Buy and Sell
As the Nov. 10 trade deadline looms, Dolphins GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan may once again flip talent for draft capital. Analysts flag three prime sellers: OT Austin Jackson, a low‑salary free‑agent target for the Jaguars; EDGE Joshua Uche, a 2022 sack‑leader who could fetch a late‑round pick yet still offers pass‑rush continuity; and DT Zach Sieler, the 32‑year‑old interior lineman prized by contenders but costly to move ($10 M dead cap in 2026, $24 M in 2027). Each trade carries different cap hits and future value, leaving Miami to weigh immediate depth against a burgeoning draft‑capital stash.
The Miami Dolphins are one step closer to this year’s ultimate prize
With a 0‑5 start, the Miami Dolphins are shifting focus from playoff hopes to securing the top spot in the 2027 NFL Draft. After the Titans’ 26‑20 win over the Colts left Miami and the Chargers as the only winless teams, the Dolphins look poised to overtake the Chargers (0‑6) for the coveted first overall pick. The article notes Miami’s lack of proven talent, a murky quarterback situation, and roster holes, while acknowledging the Chargers still have key pieces like Justin Herbert. As the season’s early weeks emphasize tanking, Dolphins fans are urged to track rookie development and the draft order, hoping the franchise can land the future franchise‑changing player.
Miami Dolphins offense: How to solve a problem like Malik Willis?
The Phinsider examines why Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis struggles and what the team can do to fix him. The author argues that Willis’s poor development stems from his past under run‑heavy, deep‑shot offenses at Auburn and Liberty, which left him ill‑suited for head coach Mike McDaniel’s timing‑and‑precision system. He critiques the coaching staff’s ability to teach proper pocket awareness and footwork, noting specific issues from recent games, and questions whether the organization truly wants to invest in Willis as a starter or a backup role. The piece also contrasts past draft strategies with current hopes for a more prudent approach under GM Chris Sullivan.
Time is ticking for former Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel's Chargers career
Things are not going well for the Miami Dolphins, but they are going far worse for the Mike McDaniel-led Chargers offense.
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