Chris Grier, Mike McDaniel and the Dolphins need to be active in the trade market during the 2025 NFL offseason

▪ Problem: The Dolphins will likely go into this offseason shopping for two new starting safeties because Poyer, who will turn 34 in April, is clearly past his prime. If he returns it should be as a role player, or backup based on his limited range, which the Dolphins made the best of all season.

Tyreek Hill is conflicted about supporting either the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, as he has friends on both teams. Despite his connection to the Chiefs, Hill is looking forward to a well-played game and is contemplating his future with the Dolphins.

Turned out third time was the charm for Anthony Campanile. After interviewing for the position of defensive coordinator with the Miami Dolphins the past two off

Analyzing the Miami Dolphins' 2021 NFL Draft, topped by Jaylen Waddle, with the benefit of hindsight. What did they get right and wrong?

Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier and his staff have a daunting job this offseason to overhaul a roster that needs an infusion of talent and toughness. One of those roster areas is at the tight end position.

The Miami Dolphins are 29th in the NFL in salary cap space, according to Spotrac, at -$14.2 million. But general manager Chris Grier must address key team needs in NFL free agency, which begins March 12 at 4 p.m.

The Dolphins confirmed they have filled openings on Mike McDaniel's staff, hiring Robert Prince to coach receivers and Craig Aukerman on special teams.

Miami Dolphins TE Jonnu Smith was announced to the 2025 Pro Bowl as a replacement for Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs. Additionally, Smith will team up with New England Patriots QB Drake Maye in a skills competition called "Passing the Test" that combines passing accuracy with trivia smarts.

The Dolphins reportedly are hiring Craig Aukerman as special teams coordinator, replacing Danny Crossman. The Titans fired him with five games left in 2023.

The Miami Dolphins could take a guard in Round 2 of the NFL Draft. And on Tuesday at the Senior Bowl, Grey Zabel of NDSU looked like a match.