This weekend is the NFLPA's Rookie Premier, an event featuring several of the top rookies selected in last month's NFL Draft. For the Dolphins, that's defensive end Dion Jordan and running back Mike Gillislee. SB Nation's Ryan Van Bibber is there.
The chance of Miami hosting Superbowl L now appears dead in the water after the failed stadium bill. Could this decision have a wider impact on the future of the Miami Dolphins?
After being unranked in 2012, Miami Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake returned to the NFL's Top 100 Players as voted upon by the players. Somehow, Wake's ranking is 89.
One of the potential offensive tackle targets for the Miami Dolphins is no longer on the market. Reports indicate left tackle Bryant McKinnie has re-signed with the Baltimore Ravens today.
With the 2013 NFL Draft complete, attention immediately turned to the undrafted free agents. Free to sign with any of the NFL's teams, who would the Miami Dolphins land? Here's the list.
Weekly, we take a look around the SB Nation family of NFL blogs. Here are the news stories and analysis they are discussing.
Over the next eight days, we will work our way through the NFL, looking at the top draft needs for all 32 teams. We start this morning with the NFC West.
Longtime NFL announcer Pat Summerall passed away today. He was 82 years old.
The NFL today announced Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin was one of four coaches added to the Coaches Subcommittee of the Competition Committee.
In 2012, the Miami Dolphins were the sure landing place for free agent QB Matt Flynn. After Miami "lost" Flynn to the Seattle Seahawks, the media, and fans, jumped on Miami for not landing a sure thing. A year later, Flynn is heading to Oakland.
The Baltimore Ravens signed defensive end Elvis Dumervil today. The move has turned the dreaded "dream team" moniker from heading to Miami to landing solidly on the Ravens - despite the team losing six defensive starters already this year.
Over the past few years, the NFL's tradition has been for the Super Bowl champions to host the Kickoff Game on Thursday Night Football. This year, however, it looks like the Baltimore Ravens will be on the road to start the season.
During the NFL Owners Meeting this week the league approved six rule changes. Included are one people thought was long overdue - abolishing the tuck rule, with another - removing running backs' ability to lead with their helmet - is not so popular.
With the Dolphins being major players in free agency, will Jeff Ireland target the best player available in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft?
The NFL's Owners Meeting starts today in Phoenix, Arizona. Two proposed rule changes have people talking about the meeting this year.
The Denver Broncos and Elvis Dumervil reached an agreement today to reduce his $12 million salary cap number to an $8 million hit. Then the Broncos were forced to cut the defensive end anyway - all thanks to a fax machine.
For the Miami Dolphins, 2013 Free Agency has streamlined the team's biggest need while defining another. Funny how that works.
The NFL's free agency period opens up tomorrow. However, the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks decided to start upgrading their offensive arsenal a day early. Both teams landed big name wide receivers in trades today.
The start of the NFL free agency period happen tonight, with the new "legal tampering" negotiating period. To clear up an confusion about the new process, and everything else you want to know about free agency, the NFL released a document.
The Kansas City Chiefs had a busy day on Monday, re-signing multiple players and placing the franchise tag on tackle Brandon Albert. These moves directly effect the Miami Dolphins offseason.
The NFL deadline to apply the franchise tag is less than 24 hours from now. According to reports, the Tennessee Titans are expected to place the tag on tight end Jared Cook tomorrow. Cook is expected to immediately argue he is a wide receiver.
The highest paid quarterback in the NFL is not Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, or Aaron Rodgers. Nope. It's now Joe Flacco who agreed to terms on a new deal with the Baltimore Ravens today.
Salary cap cuts are a common thing aroung the NFL these days. The Atlanta Falcons joined the group this morning, releasing veterans Michael Turner, John Abraham, and Dunta Robinson.
Two days ago, a report surfaced that the 2013 NFL Salary Cap would be "over $123 million." Today, ESPN's Chris Mortensen is reporting teams will have up to $123.9 million.
The Dallas Cowboys had a busy today, restructuring five players' contracts to find some relief against the salary cap. One of those players is wide receiver Miles Austin, who just four days ago, we considered as a target for the Miami Dolphins.
