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We play the "What If" game and look at the players that the Miami Dolphins could have drafted instead of Noah Igbinoghene.

The Miami Dolphins have been one of the most active teams in free agency. Which new signees are putting other players on the hot seat?

The Miami Dolphins entered the league new year with a new head coach, new offensive staff, and a plan in place to get better. They didn't.

It has been a long year for the Miami Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa. A self inflicted and complicated drama that wasn't necessary. Now, it's all over.

The Miami Dolphins had a terrible offensive line, but their offensive playmakers are not something to hang your hat on either.

The Miami Dolphins have finally signed a back-up that makes a lot more sense bringing Durham Smythe back into the fold according to Mike Gesicki.

The Miami Dolphins are making a colossal mistake with their offensive line if they don't go big in free agency, Dolphins brass stated they feel good with...

I'm writing this because there is no reality, no dimension, no other plane of existence where Jesse Davis should still be on the roster. But he is.

The Miami Dolphins have plenty of holes left to be filled but there are still quality free agents still available on the market.

You can't overhaul the Miami Dolphins oline, not with the draft investment and youth of the current roster, but relying on coaching is a dangerous game.

The Miami Dolphins have been adding depth to their roster since free agent tampering began but there are still in-house players that should be signed.

The Miami Dolphins are spending money on one-year deals for back-up players with potential so the latest addition of former 49er receiver Trent Sherfield. ...

Earlier this year Mike Florio from PFT spread a rumor that Tom Brady had plans of going to the Miami Dolphins after retiring, this week Boston Globe jou....

We knew that the Miami Dolphins were going to run the ball in 2022. But do they need 7+ backs on the roster in order to do so?

If there is one thing consistent about Chris Grier, he isn't afraid to take a chance on a player with injury concerns. Raheem Mostert is now one more.