"GM Chris Grier and Coach Mike McDaniel are both on the hot seat. They've got all this talent and they haven't produced a playoff victory."

The Miami Dolphins will host Rutgers defensive tackle Kyonte Hamilton for a private "Top 30" visit ahead of the 2025 NFL draft, according to Justin Melo of The Draft Network.

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 ...

NFL Draft is this month, and the Miami Dolphins are still slated to make 10 selections across the three-day event. Despite the team signing a fair num

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, "Six-time Pro-Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell is finalizing a one-year deal to return to the Arizona Cardinals. Campell was the Cardinals' 2008 second-round pick, played in Arizona until 2016, and now will return there for his 18th NFL season."

Calais Campbell was one of the Dolphins’ best and most inspirational players last season. Campbell, who is entering his 18th season, finished with 52 tackles last season, and 5.0 sacks.

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.

The Miami Dolphins have several positions to address before the regular season begins, but their most pressing need is along the defensive line. Currently, the group features the consistently underrated Zach Sieler, nose tackle Benito Jones, and a couple of fringe NFL players.

ESPN sources: Six-time Pro-Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell is finalizing a one-year deal to return to the Arizona Cardinals. Campbell was the Cardinals’ 2008 second-round pick, played in Arizona until 2016, and now will return there for his 18th NFL season. pic.twitter.com/eBoNmgR2xC

It was announced on Tuesday Calais Campbell would be returning to the Arizona Cardinals on a one year deal worth $5.5 million dollars.

Miami Dolphins fans sound off on what they would like to see happen with the team’s coaching staff and possibly front office if things go awry again in 2025.