Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images Tagovailoa was the NFL’s most efficient passer on throws five yards or further downfield in 2023 according to Warren Sharp. Once upon a time, there was a narrative in NFL circles that Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa did not push the football downfield; that his numbers were inflated due to him being the beneficiary of his wide receivers being able to catch “dink and dunk” passes and take them the distance for touchdowns. “Well, well, well, how the turntables...” In a series of social media posts from Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball on Twitter/X) on Fri ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images In a first round full of chaos, the Miami Dolphins sat still and waited to make the 21st overall pick. It proved to be a perfect strategy. The annual SB Nation NFL team site 2024 NFL Mock Draft is well underway, with the first 20 picks completed and the Miami Dolphins now on the clock. The first round started exactly where we all expect the actual 2024 NFL Draft to begin, with Windy City Gridiron projecting the Chicago Bears to use the first pick on quarterback Caleb Williams. The chaos of the first round began with the third pick, where Daily Norseman worked ..read more

Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. Whether you agree with it or not, the Miami Dolphins have made it clear that they view Tua Tagovailoa as their long term quarterback with an extension on the horizon. Chris Grier made that clear when he said the team wasn’t going to spend a first round pick on a quarterback next week, but didn’t rule out taking one during the rest of the draft. Tua has been a polarizing player since joining the Dolphins. He cer ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images I asked the following question last week- Which of the starters who were lost either via free agency or by being cut would you like to see the Miami Dolphins draft a long-term replacement for in this year’s draft? Which of the players lost do you see as the priority to replace sooner rather than later? Below are some of your answers- David. PBC doesn’t see a need to replace Wilkins and instead would like to go with an offensive lineman in the first. We don’t need to replace Wilkins with someone of his caliber. We signed like 5 DT’s already. If I were Grier ..read more

Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images Folks on both sides of the aisle will argue until they’re blue in the face. Let’s use objective facts to pin down a fair and honest ranking for the ascending young signal caller. Robert Griffin III made a splash by declaring Tua Tagovailoa a “top five quarterback” who has earned the right to be paid like one. A lot of fans will nod in agreement, while others will go into a social media rage. Everyone will have their own opinion, but if we’re going to fairly nail down where he belongs, we need to do it off measurable statistics/metrics. I’ve broken down the fi ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images The 2024 NFL Draft is one week away. It is time to take another tour around the web to see which college prospect is being projected to the Miami Dolphins. The 2024 NFL Draft kicks off a week from tonight, starting the three-day selection process welcoming 257 college prospects into the league. As we get closer to the start of the actual draft, new NFL mock drafts from around the web are being published and older ones are being updated. This morning, we take a look around the internet to get an idea of which college prospect is being projected to the Miami Do ..read more

Photo by CFP/Getty Images Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. It’s no secret the Miami Dolphins are looking for another wide receiver to add to their roster. The team has expressed interest in Odell Beckham Jr. and even has an offer on the table for the veteran receiver but cannot come to an agreement. The Dolphins have showed interest in several wide receivers in this year’s NFL Draft and the most recent to visit team headquarters was Jalen McMillan from the University of Washing ..read more

Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images Ever since the newest version of the Miami Dolphins logo was revealed and then actually put into use, it seems as if the fan base has been clamoring to go back to something more traditional. In more recent years, the fans have seemed to lean towards the version of the logo and uniforms the team rolls out a couple of times each season as their “throwback” uniforms. Despite the opinion that seems to be held by the vast majority of the Dolphins fans that the throwback version should be the full-time logo, the team and, more specifically, the team's owner, Stephen ..read more

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Could a late-round receiver emerge as Miami’s third option before the 2024 season ends? The Miami Dolphins are turning their attention to draft prospects after general manager Chris Grier shared on Tuesday that there’s been no progress in convincing Odell Beckham Jr. to sign in South Florida. Miami plans to meet with Washington wide receiver Jalen McMillan, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, and Tenessee’s RaMel Keyton, which the Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson first reported. McMillian’s junior year featured 45 receptions for 559 yards and five touchdowns ..read more

Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports The Dolphins rebuilt the special teams unit with the additions of Cam Brown and Siran Neal. The Miami Dolphins are reportedly adding their second special-teams specialist in hopes of moving on from last season’s struggles. Jordan Raanan, who covers the New York Giants for ESPN, reported that Cam Brown is signing with the Dolphins. A former sixth-round draft pick, Brown has played at least 80 percent of New York’s special teams snaps in each of the last four seasons. He earned five special teams tackles in 2023 and has only missed nine such tackles throughout his ..read more