The Miami Dolphins category is Florida Sports Blog's home for year-round coverage of South Florida's NFL franchise. Follow game previews and recaps, roster transactions, injuries, depth-chart changes, coaching news, draft coverage, free agency and AFC playoff races, with attention to the developments that shape the Dolphins on and off the field. The Dolphins began play in the American Football League in 1966 and joined the NFL after the 1970 merger. Don Shula's 1972 team went 17-0, still the only perfect season in modern NFL history, and Miami followed that Super Bowl VII title by winning Super Bowl VIII. The franchise's early-1970s dynasty, Dan Marino era and long South Florida identity make the Dolphins one of the state's foundational professional teams.
Miami Dolphins football coach Jeff Hafley said the team will remain committed to running the football after De'Von Achane's absence, with larger roles ahead for Ollie Gordon, Malik Washington, DJ…
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley provided Sunday availability updates while discussing receiver changes, Ollie Gordon's readiness and extra work for Miami's young defense.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis discussed the team's 0-2 start, offensive execution, film study and the first regular-season home game at Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley updated the practice status of Caleb Douglas, Chop Robinson and Jaylen Wright while discussing pressure, leadership and preparation for the Chiefs.
Miami Dolphins G/T Kadyn Proctor discussed the team's 0-2 start, offensive line corrections, run-game preparation and his postgame jersey exchange with Trent Williams.
Miami Dolphins EDGE Josh Uche said the team is embracing a next-play mentality while seeking more collective edge-rush production before its home opener against Kansas City.
Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Zach Sieler discussed preparation, growth and the team's young players ahead of a 1 p.m. home game against the Chiefs in Miami.
Miami Dolphins safety Michael Taaffe identified communication, tackling, deep-field discipline and run fits as priorities before the Kansas City Chiefs visit Hard Rock.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley said Chop sustained a concussion during practice, entered the concussion protocol and will not play this week. Ronnie Harrison also will miss the week,…
Miami Dolphins special teams coordinator Chris Tabor said the unit must improve before Sunday while the team evaluates a replacement for unavailable gunner Kyle Louis.
