The Miami Dolphins need to prioritize the guard position as Liam ... It will be interesting to see if Pro Bowl left tackle Terron Armstead returns (the team is preparing to move on without him) and if veteran leader Calais Campbell returns to the defense ...

The Miami Dolphins were criticized for re-signing guard Liam Eichenberg after four disappointing years with the team.

Instead, he answered by citing the Bills’ 61-yard field goal to win a game, maintained his “guys can play” and twice blamed “self-inflicted wounds” in his minute-long response. (All fair, but not at the root of the 24-year playoff win drought or why Miami almost always comes up short against good teams.)

It was at this time five years ago that the Miami Dolphins began rebuilding their roster following the reset/tank — whatever you want to call it — that was the

The Miami Dolphins have 10 picks in the 2025 NFL draft, starting with the 13th overall pick. Here's a look at who mock drafts have them taking.

The Dolphins are in a precarious position with their defensive line; Zach Sieler is the only above-average player under contract. Miami also has a middling defensive tackle signed (Benito Jones) as well as two journeymen (Neil Farrell, Matt Dickerson). So Campbell’s return seems vital.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's sitdown with reporters at the owners meetings Monday came almost five weeks after he spoke at the NFL scouting combine

The Miami Dolphins have several positions to address before the regular season begins, but their most pressing need is along the defensive line. Currently, the group features the consistently underrated Zach Sieler, nose tackle Benito Jones, and a couple of fringe NFL players.