Not expecting a lot from USMNT vs Germany today but i’m fully prepared to treat this result as gospel if we win, idc

Downloaded Madden last night and De’Von Achane is fun to play with

Jeff Hafley on Dolphins rookie CB Chris Johnson “He is very instinctive, he sees the game very fast …We’ve thrown a lot on his plate and he’s handled it very, very well … He’s got good energy and he’s really mature for a rookie.” The first round pick should challenge for a starting job this season

Jeff Hafley said Dolphins OL Jamaree Salyer’s injury probably won’t be anything long-term after he was carted off the field yesterday, but he won’t practice today and there’s a chance he misses next week too Hafley said rookie WR Caleb Douglas won’t practice today either

Dolphins CB Juju Brents said HC Jeff Hafley is a defensive backs “guru” who’s typically very involved with the team’s DBs at practice

Dolphins DL Zeek Biggers said he’s down to 313 lbs from 325 as a rookie last season Said he wanted to cut his weight down and feels a lot better with it off

Jeff Hafley on the Dolphins signing WR Jalen Reagor: “We had a workout yesterday with a bunch of guys and he kind of jumped out … Good to get fresh legs in here. We’ll give it a shot and see what he can do to help us out.”

For 4 years, the Dolphins reflected the idea of the city they represent — star-driven, fast, expensive The ‘26 Dolphins are almost entirely different, but they say this season is about laying the foundation for something bigger More, on Miami’s return to “ground zero” www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/...

The Dolphins have signed 10 of their 13 draft picks now that their designated post-June 1 moves have cleared Only unsigned picks remaining are first round picks Kadyn Proctor and Chris Johnson, and fifth round pick Seydou Traore

Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley on Chop Robinson: "He needs to become a complete football player heading into year three. We have high expectations for him. We need to coach him, we need to develop him -- but the guy's got such a good attitude ... I'm excited to see where that goes."

Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley said the chemistry building process between Malik Willis and the team’s WRs is “a work in progress” Haf said it’s improving but it’s going to take reps, which is to be expected at this stage

Dolphins C Aaron Brewer will be at today's mandatory minicamp after missing last week's OTA session, per Jeff Hafley Hafley said Brewer had a family obligation that the team knew about

For 4 years, the Dolphins reflected the idea of the city they represent — star-driven, fast, expensive The ‘26 Dolphins are almost entirely different, but they say this season is about laying the foundation for something bigger More, on Miami’s return to “ground zero” www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/...

Dolphins DT Zach Sieler said he’d like to spend the rest of his career in Miami and will do whatever it takes to make that happen He also said the team isn’t paying attention to outside expectations or Vegas odds/win totals: “It’s just a number … We want to win now, we don’t care what Vegas says”

Dolphins S Dante Trader Jr. said he trained with former teammate Minkah Fitzpatrick this offseason, focusing on “controlled aggression” and being in the right spot defensively This season, he’s looking to be a more vocal leader and keep his play consistent

Dolphins RB De’Von Achane has been held out of team drills this spring while he rehabs from offseason shoulder surgery He said his shoulder is fine and he’s got all his strength back — and he’s ready to take on a larger role with the team now that his extension’s been signed

World Cup signage going up at Hard Rock Stadium — first match is on June 15 between Uruguay and Saudi Arabia

Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley says there is no timetable for WR Chris Bell’s full return — but “he’ll be out there running around”

Dolphins LT Patrick Paul on what he and Kadyn Proctor can do together on the left side of the OL: “Maul people.”

The Dolphins will hold joint practices with the Commanders and Giants this preseason, per Jeff Hafley

Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley on reaching a contract extension with RB De'Von Achane: "I think it sends a good message when you have a player who's here on his first contract, and has produced and had success, to reward that player."

We’re here in Miami Gardens for the Dolphins’ second day of OTAs Jeff Hafley said Monday was “an awesome start” despite a few guys “reverting back to fundamentals that we’re not teaching” He said this time of year is all about learning how to do things “our way”

The 5 NFL teams that aren’t scheduled to play a primetime game this season The Dolphins were the only team not to pick in the top five of the 2026 NFL Draft 

The Dolphins’ 2026 schedule is officially here: No primetime games, but a very interesting back to back vs the Packers and Chargers in Weeks 15-16 Those final 11 games 👀😮‍💨

The first big extension under Jon-Eric Sullivan is in the books – RB De’Von Achane has agreed to a $64 million deal that keeps him in Miami thru 2030 With Achane signed, expect the Dolphins to focus on deals with Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks in the coming months www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/...

Dolphins QB coach Bush Hamdan on Malik Willis’ leadership qualities: “I think it’s authentic, it’s believable… he’s just as good a human being as I’ve been around in the game. “I just feel like he’s always the first one in the building, the last one to leave.”

I understand the offside rule gives and takes, but cancelling a goal because a player's elbow is beyond an invisible line feels dramatic

Sometimes I feel good about my life choices and then I remember that I chose to be a Chelsea fans

The Dolphins’ selection of Kadyn Proctor had little to do with how they felt about Caleb Downs and Rueben Bain, and everything to do with their conviction that Proctor is a “rare” prospect More on why Miami picked the Alabama product, and what its plan is for him www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/...

Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley on CB Chris Johnson:   "I think he can win at all three levels. And he can take the ball away. And he tackles. And he's aggressive. And I love his play style, and he can play inside. This was one of my favorite guys in the draft."

Jon-Eric Sullivan on the Dolphins' draft process: "It was collaborative, cohesive -- I think we helped the Miami Dolphins."

With their final pick of the draft at No. 238, the Dolphins take Iowa EDGE Max Llewellyn Dolphins senior national scout Ron Brockington: "I didn't expect him to be here. Competitive, can apply pressure."

With pick No. 200, the Dolphins take Texas OG DJ Campbell Miami taps into the Texas well for the third time this draft and take the Longhorns' three-year starter (43 starts)

College teammates the Dolphins drafted this year: Jacob Rodriguez and Caleb Douglas Trey Moore and Michael Taaffe Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Kevin Coleman Jr. and Seydou Traore

With pick No. 180, the Dolphins take Mississippi State TE Seydou Traore Originally from South London, he played a year of high school football before playing wide receiver and tight end at Arkansas State and Miss State

With pick No. 177, the Dolphins take Missouri WR Kevin Coleman, Jr. Slot receiver who turned in a strong Senior Bowl. Ran a 4.49 40-yard dash at 5-foot-10, 180 pounds

Dolphins senior personnel exec Jon Robinson said Michael Taaffe "embodies everything coach Hafley and Jon-Eric want to build here." Added Taaffe is an "extremely football intelligent player" and can do a lot of different things from his safety role

With pick No. 158, the Dolphins take Texas safety Michael Taafe An All-American in each of the past two seasons, he's got a good nose for the ball and isn't afraid to get his hands dirty in run support

Just in: The Dolphins have traded picks 151 and 227 to the Panthers for picks 158 and 200

With pick No. 138, the Dolphins take Pittsburgh LB/S Kyle Louis Played linebacker for Pitt but projects as a safety in the NFL given his size. He's got a nose for the ball and should compete for playing time in the Dolphins' secondary

With pick No. 130 overall, the Dolphins take Texas EDGE Trey Moore 46 career starts for UTSA and Texas in five total seasons,

Six draft picks into the Jon-Eric Sullivan era with seven more coming tomorrow – Dolphins fans how are you feeling so far?  I think there’s been a clear focus on building a certain identity

Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan on 2nd round pick Jacob Rodriguez: "The tape speaks for itself -- he's all over the field ... He's a leader, he's a green dot guy. He'll call the defense, in time."

The Dolphins will be just as busy on Day 3 with picks: Rd 4: Nos. 130, 138 Rd. 5: Nos. 151, 177, 180 Rd. 7: Nos. 227, 238 Still need reinforcements at EDGE and DB

With the 94th overall pick, the Dolphins take Louisville WR Chris Bell 6-foot-2, 222 lbs who can separate and excels after the catch. Tore his ACL on Nov. 22 but was a potential first-round pick before. Lit the Hurricanes up for 136 yards and 2 TDs on 9 catches this past season

With the 87th pick, the Dolphins take Ohio State TE Will Kacmarek Just in case you were wondering how committed Miami is to running the ball -- they grab a mauling blocking tight end to replace departed TE Julian Hill

With the 75 pick, the Dolphins take Texas Tech WR Caleb Douglas 6-foot-4, 206 lbs and ran a 4.39 40-yard dash at the combine. Little earlier than he was projected to go but clearly the Dolphins' visits to Lubbock left an impression

Dolphins are back on the clock at pick No. 75 overall

Dolphins drafted a Viltrumite in the second round

Dolphins asst GM Kyle Smith said Jacob Rodriguez's experience as a quarterback helps him see the field better at linebacker: "He looks like he's not even running sometimes -- because he's already there, he's a step ahead."