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Straight from the horse’s mouth, with the horse being Jarvis Landry, contract talks between the wide receiver and the team are moving slowly. Landry was interviewed by NFL Network and stated that he would love to come back to Miami, something he has echoed all season and off-season. Landry brings the heart to the Dolphins offense, but are they willing to overpay to keep the star slot receivers services?
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Jarvis Landry: Contract talks with 'Fins 'moving slowly' - NFL.com
Will Jarvis Landry get a new deal done with the Miami Dolphins before free agency? The wideout gave an update on this status of his contract negotiations after Pro Bowl practice Thursday.
Dolphins Quarterbacks
Dolphins talking “balance” as they evaluate QBs – ProFootballTalk
The Dolphins might be all-in with Ryan Tannehill as their starter, but that doesn't mean they're not looking for another quarterback of the future. So even as they have declared their intention to ride with Tannehill after two years of knee injuries, they still have to scout the Baker Mayfields a...
Dolphins huddle with big-armed passer who could intrigue in Round 2 | Miami Herald
If the Dolphins pass on a quarterback in the draft's first round, Oklahoma State's Mason Rudolph could be a factor in Day 2.
Dolphins Wide Receivers
2018 NFL free agents: Jarvis Landry wants to stay with Miami Dolphins | The Daily Dolphin
MOBILE, Ala.—Jarvis Landry has said it multiple times over the past year and he’s saying it again this week even as contract discussions with the Dolphins grow tense: He wants to stay with Miami.
Dolphins Offseason
AC in the AM: There’s Nothing Quite Like The Eye Test
This is game day for Chris Grier. In fact, his offseason is filled with game days. There is no more important time for an NFL General Manager than the months between the end of the season and the NFL draft. This is when Grier and his staff shape the future of the Miami Dolphins.
One thing Miami Dolphins can do to increase their probability of success | Miami Herald
The Miami Dolphins 2017 season crashed when they failed to understand the risk they were undertaking with quarterback Ryan Tannehill’s knee and the poor situation an injury would leave them in.
How long does Miami Dolphins VP Mike Tannenbaum need to rebuild? | The Daily Dolphin
MOBILE, Ala.—One essential component of the Dolphins’ offseason evaluation is determining whether this roster is on the cusp of contending or in need of a more prolonged rebuild.
Phinsider News You May Have Missed
The Splash Zone 1/25/18: Jarvis Landry Not Optimistic About Return To Miami - The Phinsider
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.
The wide receiver class for the 2018 NFL Draft is underwhelmingly thin - The Phinsider
Could the Miami Dolphins find a replacement for Jarvis Landry in the draft? Don’t count on it.
2018 Super Bowl: Best places to watch the game - The Phinsider
Where will you be watching the Super Bowl in just over a week? Is it your favorite place to watch the game? Are you a sports bar type of person? Are you a big party type of person? What is your...
Chris Grier: Raekwon McMillan’s recovery is “on schedule” - The Phinsider
The Dolphins are getting back a talented young linebacker in time for the start of the 2018 offseason.
The Case For Believing In Gase - The Phinsider
You have to give Adam Gase credit; he and the Miami Dolphins have taken some hard shots over the past seven or eight months, in the form of injuries and various disruptions, but the third year...
Phinsider Radio - Is this the worst Super Bowl matchup for Miami Dolphins fans? - The Phinsider
Jay Ajayi on one side and the New England Patriots on the other. Is this the worst Super Bowl matchup for Dolphins fans?