The Miami Dolphins traded a 2025 3rd round pick to select Jaylen Wright with the 120th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Wright is a rapid, talented back who could be a three-down back with good pass-blocking skills and the ability to break any run. Of his 367 runs at Tennessee, 71 of them were longer than 10 yards and 32 of them over 15 yards. PFF.com ranked him as third best RB in the class. Wright could be Dolphins feature back in a couple of seasons PFF had this to say of him, “Wright is an NFL-caliber athlete. His youth is both a positive (lack of mileage) and a negative (lack of consi ..read more

The Dolphins have selected Houston OT Patrick Paul with the 55th pick of the 2024 NFL Draft. At 6’7″ and 315-pounds Paul is a massive mountain of a man and is hoped to be the future of the left tackle position once Terron Armstead retires. He’s definitely a little raw, like several OL the Dolphins have taken in recent years. But he talks a great game and Paul was delighted to be picked by the Dolphins. “I remember talking to Chris at the Senior Bowl and it was a great conversation that me and him had. Then just moving on forward at the Combine,” Paul said. Dolphins hope Paul’s ..read more

The Miami Dolphins have selected Penn State edge Chop Robinson with the 21st overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft. Robinson had 10 sacks in his college career spanning time at Maryland and most recently at Penn State. He’s a dynamic aggressive pass rusher who often wins, but doesn’t finish as often. With Bradley Chubb and Jaelen Phillips both potentially missing time at the start of 2024 the Dolphins were seen as needing depth at edge, but whether that was the best use of a first round pick remains to be seen. Dolphins have an explosive, but raw edge rusher PFF had this to say about the Do ..read more

As the Dolphins embark on their most pivotal offseason in a generation GM Chris Grier is the main protagonist in an intriguing story that has many twists and turns. While always ready to big-up the Dolphins best players, Grier is loathe to actually pay them. Sometimes he’s been right, but most of the time he’s just looked cheap. While he’s been happy throwing money around in free agency for other teams players, or trading for players and throwing money at those players, Miami’s own don’t fare so well. Dolphins need to get this right This offseason Miami has already lost key contributors in Wi ..read more

Tua Tagovailoa has still not been extended by the Dolphins brass, but says he will definitely be at OTA’s. “I’m letting my agent deal with that, talk to the team about that. Go to OTAs, show up and be the best teammate I can be,” Tua said. Some Dolphins fans will likely be happy that the Dolphins haven’t backed up the money-truck to Tua Tagovailoa’s house as the hate is still real. There’s no doubt he still has things he needs to prove, but there’s also no doubt Miami need to sign him. Tua Tagovailoa working hard in off-season It’s no secret the Dolphins asked Tua to gain weight last off-seas ..read more

The Dolphins had arguably a great 2023 regular season. Yes it may not have ended the way we all wanted, with another late season swoon costing Miami their first division crown since 2008, but it was definitely a step forward. But, so far the 2024 year has been a pretty hard pill to swallow. The offensive line has been ripped up, and is arguably much weaker. The defense jettisoned 3 starters by choice, 3 heavy-use players are also gone, and Phillips and Chubb may well not be ready for the opening weeks of the season. Dolphins need to hit on 24 class Which brings me to the point: The Dolphins ne ..read more

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said he’s hopeful QB Tua Tagovailoa will be at OTA’s despite his current contract negotiations. ‘’I do expect him to be in OTAs because of my working relationship with Tua,” McDaniel said at the NFL’s annual owners meetings on Monday. “And for two years I’ve watched Tua gain some unbelievable residuals towards the season in that process. It’s part of the reason Tua is who he is, because he’s always learning, never staying the same and always working on his craft.” “I don’t really put too much thought beyond that. I understand the business but I also understand ..read more

The Dolphins have gone from a head coach who said nothing to a coach that doesn’t stop talking, but rarely means what he says. Head Coach Mike McDaniel continued this pointless double-talk at the owners meeting this week, talking about the losses of Christian Wilkins, Robert Hunt and Andrew can Ginkel. “You kind of evolve to where your opportunities are,” he said. “That’s where you have to stay at at this point, where you have to be very calculated in free agent acquisitions. And you have to make decisions not based upon necessarily position as much as team impact with your draft picks.” Dolph ..read more

Say what you want about the Miami Dolphins needing WR’s that can win, depth at the position, or just downright stats, the move for OBJ is baffling and a massive contradiction. Head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed the move at the owners meeting, “We did make him an offer, and business takes time, especially with players such as Odell, who’s had a phenomenal career, still has really good football in front of him and has options. So, I think those conversations will be ongoing. We’ll see where they go.” One must presume that GM Chris Grier will now set about restructuring contracts and the like to ..read more

The Miami Dolphins have interest in Odell Beckham Jr joining their roster for the 2024 season. “Things went great with him,” head coach Mike McDaniel said. “We did make him an offer, and business takes time, especially with players such as Odell, who’s had a phenomenal career, still has really good football in front of him and has options. So, I think those conversations will be ongoing. We’ll see where they go.” Dolphins still in win now? McDaniel continued, “I’m definitely ready to coach him if we can come to an agreement, and I think both sides are trying to work towards that. We’ll see wha ..read more