NFL Free Agency is off and running with big names moving to new teams with some eye-popping contract numbers. For the Miami Dolphins, it was particularly bittersweet as the team said goodbye to several homegrown players including DT Christian Wilkins and G Robert Hunt. But, as he so often does, Chris Grier set to work bringing in replacements on smaller, more team friendly deals. New Miami Dolphins include TE Jonnu Smith, LB Jordyn Brooks, S Jordan Poyer, LB Shaquil Barrett, C Aaron Brewer, LB Anthony Walker, CB Siran Neal, and DTs Daviyon Nixon and Isaiah Mack. Additionally, the Dolphins have ..read more

Aaron and Josh are back with a list of free agents they would like to see the Dolphins target! Who would YOU like to see the Dolphins pursue? Plus, the offseason news cycles keep churning with a big piece of Miami Dolphins news breaking on Sunday that the team would NOT be using the franchise tag on defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, thus making him a free agent. The guys react to the news and, spoiler alert, they're not thrilled. Join us for another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com ..read more

The Miami Dolphins have fired their opening salvo this offseason by announcing last week the release of Emmanuel Ogbah and their plan to cut avien Howard with a post-June 1st designation on the first day of the new NFL league year. The moves free up some space for the Dolphins to maneuver around the new salary cap, set at just over 255 million dollars. With those decisions made, what lies ahead for the rest of the Dolphins' pending free agents? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss what the Dolphins may choose to do with Deshon Elliott, Brandon Jones, Robert Jones, Kendall Lamm, and Nik Needham ..read more

As we inch closer to the official launch of the new NFL league year, there are still questions that must be answered regarding key players on the Dolphins' roster. As the team prepares to be cap compliant, there are a number of moves still to make. Two players whose future with the team is now in question are Jerome Baker and Xavien Howard. How much cap relief can the Dolphins find by moving on or restructuring their contracts? Is that even on the table? How important are these players as the Dolphins build for 2024? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss this and more on another fun episode of TH ..read more

Among the players the Miami Dolphins will need to make a decision on is OLB Andrew Van Ginkel. The man they call AVG has really come into his own over the past two seasons and filled in admirably when the Dolphins lose Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb. With both of those two players likely to be missing or not 100% at the start of the 2024 season, can the Dolphins afford to pay his rumored asking price to keep him around? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss what the Dolphins may do. Plus, they react to the Super Bowl and Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs winning yet another championsh ..read more

Aaron is back discussing the hiring of Anthony Weaver as Defensive Coordinator. Will he be a success? What kind of track record does he have? Then he breaks down the Dolphins' options regarding offensive linemen Connor Williams and Robert Hunt and what he thinks the team should do. It's a special solo episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com ..read more

Miami Dolphins Defensive Tackle Christian Wilkins made a bet on himself by refusing what was the Dolphins' last and best offer to sign him to an extension prior to the start of the 2023 season. It was a bet he absolutely won. Wilkins put in his best season to date and, alongside Zach Sieler, was the foundation of the defensive scheme implemented by Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio. Now, things have changed. Fangio and the Dolphins have "mutually agreed" to part ways and the Dolphins are left with two big decisions: Who will be their new defensive coordinator and what will they do with Christia ..read more

Tua Tagovailoa just had the best year of his career, leading the NFL in passing yards and ranking ear the very stop in several other statistical categories. Since his debut in 2020, there has been steady improvement in his overall play. These two statements are indisputable. However, for the fourth straight season, Tagovailoa played his worst football during the crucial stretch of games in December and January – the time when the best teams and the best players are starting to hit their stride. It is this tendency to come up small in the biggest moments that puts the Miami Dolphins in a bit of ..read more

The Miami Dolphins' 2023 season has come to an end. It was perhaps appropriate that the final chapter of this season was written in the coldest game in franchise history because the Dolphins once blistering hot offense finished off the season ice cold. Meanwhile, the Dolphins's shorthanded defense fought valiantly, but simply couldn't do enough against a Kansas City Chiefs team and an elite quarterback in Patrick Mahomes that seemed completely undeterred by the elements. It was a familiar performance in a season that ended up feeling all too familiar to Dolphins fans of a certain vintage. Aaro ..read more

After 18 weeks of ups and downs, highs and lows, we have arrived at the NFL Playoffs. Previous wins and losses no longer matter. Now, it's win or go home. For the Miami Dolphins, the final month of the season was particularly rough, costing them their chance at a divisional crown and many of their key players. Of course, none of that matters now. The fact is that, as beat up as they are, the Miami Dolphins are still one of only 14 teams left standing with an opportunity to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. While the odds are long that the Dolphins can overcome their injuries, they remain in the fight ..read more