Mike McDaniel, the 2026 QB situation, and the criticisms of the team are among the Miami Dolphins topics we tackle

As the Miami Dolphins bench Tua Tagovailoa and embark on the Quinn Ewers trial run, how is Tagovailoa's future resolved next offseason?

Seeking to set up a winner-take-all for the NFC South in Week 18, the Bucs are currently focused on a Miami team that has a new rookie starting quarterback surrounded by a wide array of dangerous weapons,

The Dolphins began the season 4-20 (.167) against playoff teams. This season they’re 1-5 (.167) against playoff teams. In a sense, they’re still the same Dolphins.

The Miami Dolphins sit at 0-3 and as of right now, it looks like the season is over before the first month is already in. This roster still has plenty of talent on it and can hopefully generate some wins in the near future. So how can the Dolphins do that?

Had Quinn Ewers taken over for Tua Tagovailoa and been an abject disaster helming the Miami Dolphins offense, no one would've thought anything of it. Mike McDan

Alec Ingold is a fullback for the Miami Dolphins. He shares the lightbulb moment this year that changed his perspective.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel details the things rookie QB Quinn Ewers is doing to gain the coaching staff's trust after his first two starts.

The Miami Dolphins are hoping to leave the 2025 season with a good final memory, and an upset victory against the AFC East champion New England Patriots certain