(Photo by Eric Espada/Getty Images)   Some developing news could be circling the air down in Miami. According to The Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross was offered a massive deal to hand over control of the organization. “Steve Ross has entertained massive offer for control Dolphins, stadium, and F1 Miami race…Offer was $10 billion,” Jackson tweeted Wednesday morning. Jackson also noted that Ross has had previous talks with other businessmen such as billionaire Ken Griffin, but talks ended up falling through. As @Safid_Deen said this AM, Steve Ross has entertained ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   One of the more fun and interesting aspects of playing in and watching the NFL for all parties is the jersey numbers. That, along with their play son the field, is exactly what sets the players apart, other than their actual name. One team that has recently released the jersey numbers for their rookies is the Miami Dolphins. Numbers for Miami Dolphins’ 2024 draft class have been released: Jaylen Wright – #25 Patrick McMorris – #32 Mohamed Kamara – #50 Patrick Paul – #52 Tahj Washington – #82 Malik Washington – #83 #GoFins pic.twitter.com/48WoUctX ..read more

(Photo by Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)   Miami Dolphins fans got some good news on Monday regarding the future of two of their better players. According to the team site, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and edge-rusher Jaelan Phillips both got their fifth-year options exercised. Both are good players, but fans should especially be excited to watch Waddle catch passes for at least another two seasons in South Florida. We have exercised the fifth-year options on LB Jaelan Phillips and WR Jaylen Waddle.⁰  Let's get it, @JJPhillips15 & @D1__JW! pic.twitter.com/wkxHZUJxDU — Miami Dolphins ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Dolphins have the ultimate track team on their roster. They were already stacked with speed last season with Tyreek Hill and De’Von Achane, but it seems like Mike McDaniel wasn’t satisfied. That’s why they didn’t hesitate to trade up to get Jaylen Wright out of Tennessee with the No. 120 selection. Notably, Wright is pretty confident about his speed. According to a report by Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, Wright claimed that he had run as fast as 23.7 miles per hour and 4.36 on the 40-yard dash. He added that his father nicknamed him ..read more

(Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)   It’s no secret that the Miami Dolphins like speed, as it has been the most consistent trait the team looks for when acquiring offensive talent in the draft, free agency, or in the trade market. That’s why it wasn’t surprising at all when they selected Tennessee running back Jaylen Wright in the fourth round of the NFL Draft, and a new graphic showed just how comically fast this team’s running back room is with the addition of Wright. FinsXtra posted on Twitter how Wright’s blazing 4.38 40-yard dash time is still slower than Raheem Mostert and De’Von ..read more

(Photo by Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images)   Tyreek Hill has been one of the best receivers in the NFL throughout his career. He wasn’t a highly touted player coming into the league, as he was a fifth-round pick in the 2016 draft. Despite his lack of draft capital, Hill has proved that his size isn’t a problem, and that wide receivers of his stature can make a massive impact on an NFL roster. He recently appeared on the “Millions Worth of Game” podcast, where he spoke about his work in the NFL and how it has paved a path for other players. Hill said that he wants future players to say, “Ree ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Dolphins went a solid 11-6 last season, but many felt they were fraudulent, and thus they have plenty of work to do if they’re to take the next step and become legitimate Super Bowl contenders. While they have one of the NFL’s strongest and speediest offensive attacks, there is still room for improvement in a few areas, including their offensive line. They will have the No. 21 pick in Thursday’s draft, however, per FinsXtra, they don’t seem interested in offensive lineman Jackson Powers-Johnson from the University of Oregon. There has n ..read more

(Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire)   The Miami Dolphins had a hot start to the 2023 NFL season. Their offense was flowing well, and it seemed like they were slated to steamroll their AFC competition in the playoffs. However, even though they started well, the Dolphins started to fall apart at the end of the year, and they eventually lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the Wild Card round. The Dolphins’ downfall wasn’t due to a lack of talented players, as their offense consists of names like Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, and Tua Tagovailoa. On paper, this is one of the best offensive co ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Dolphins may be coming off a season in which they had an 11-6 record, but they have lots of work to do before they can call themselves legitimate Super Bowl contenders. While they have one of the very best offenses in the NFL, their defense needs improvement, and on offense, they could use a minor upgrade at wide receiver to give themselves a legitimate No. 3 threat there. Miami has the No. 21 pick in Thursday’s draft, and per Dov Kleiman, they’re “very interested” in Xavier Worthy, a speedy wide receiver from the University of Texas. Th ..read more

(Photo by Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images)   The Miami Dolphins have the most explosive offense in the NFL right now, and Tyreek Hill has had plenty to do with that. He’s arguably the best wide receiver in the game, and he’s put up video game-like numbers since he arrived in South Beach. Hill proved the doubters wrong and showed that, unlike what some people said, he wasn’t a byproduct of Patrick Mahomes’ greatness or only had impressive stats because he played with the best quarterback in the league. However, as good as he’s been in Miami, his performance in their postseason loss to the Ka ..read more