The Dolphins enter 2025 with questions in the secondary, but they could make up for it with a strong pass rush.

There have been too many running backs that have come and gone in the National Football League that have an excellent rookie season, only for their career traje

Tua Tagovailoa led the NFL with a completion percentage of 72.9 in 2024. It was the most accurate season in Dolphins history, and third-best in NFL history, behind two Drew Brees campaigns. Tagovailoa has two seasons to show Miami he is everything they hoped he'd be.

The Miami Dolphins' LB corps missed Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb last season, but Chop Robinson excelled, as did two ex-Seattle Seahawks.

Here we'll try to look at two players who are sneaky Miami Dolphins trade candidates entering 2025 NFL training camp.

The Miami Dolphins ranked No. 8 last year on ESPN's list of NFL team rankings for WRs, RBs and TEs, but come in at No. 10 for 2025.

Sure, the quartet of Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle and De’Von Achane will still be there but two positions – wide receiver three and tight end – will be markedly different. That’s because the Dolphins signed Nick Westbrook-Ikhine then traded for Darren Waller in the offseason.

According to SportsBetting.ag, the Giants' Brian Daboll and McDaniel are the two likeliest NFL coaches to be fired during the season.

The Miami Dolphins' secondary is currently one of the most maligned units in football. The Dolphins traded Jalen Ramsey to Pittsburgh at the beginning of the month, cut veteran cornerback Kendall Fuller at the start of the offseason,