Miami’s defense came to play. 🔥 4 sacks. 8 QB hits. Zero touchdowns allowed. Jacob Rodriguez was everywhere. Zach Sieler brought the pressure. Chop Robinson kept coming. The defense is starting to find its identity. 🐬 #FinsUp #MiamiDolphins #DolphinsBreakdow

Week 3: More yards produced. Fewer sacks allowed. Progress in the trenches. 🐬

Miami’s rebuild is still taking shape — and these four looked like pieces worth building around Sunday.

When Achane checked out, Ollie Gordon stepped up. Touchdown Dolphins. 🐬🔥

Miami’s receiver room looks different today — but the possibilities are still there. 👀🐬 With Jalen Tolbert outside, Malik Washington working the slot/motion role and Chris Bell opposite him, this is one possible 11-personnel look Miami could use to create space and force the defense to declare its coverage. Different names. Same goal: get playmakers in space and attack. #FinsUp #MiamiDolphins #DolphinsBreakdown

Miami’s home opener is here, and the pressure is on to show real progress against a 2–0 Chiefs team. Five storylines. One big test. Let’s see what this Dolphins team is made of. 🐬🔥

DOLPHINS FANS ARE FIRED UP, AND THE MESSAGE IS LOUD AND CLEAR! 🐬🔥 Draft a franchise QB? Build around Malik Willis? Trade back and load up on talent? You came with the passion, the arguments, and the blueprint for Miami’s future! The debate is heating up, and Dolphins Breakdown is putting YOUR voices front and center! THE FUTURE OF MIAMI IS ON THE CLOCK! ⏰🐬 What’s your move, Fins Nation? 👇 #DolphinsBreakdown #GoFins #FinsUp #NFLDraft

DOLPHINS FANS, WE HEAR YOU! 🐬 Our 2027 QB Watch has sparked a serious debate. Some of you want Mensah. Others are riding with Chambliss. Dante Moore has fans divided, and plenty of you want to see Arch Manning added to the conversation. But there's another question worth asking: Should Miami draft a quarterback in 2027, stick with Malik Willis, or wait until 2028? Drop your answer below. We're taking your suggestions into account as we build our next scouting report. #DolphinsBreakdown #GoFins #NFLDraft

🐬 The road to Miami’s next franchise quarterback could run through the 2027 NFL Draft. Dante Moore. Trinidad Chambliss. Darian Mensah. Three intriguing prospects, three different skill sets, and one question Dolphins fans should already be asking: Who has what it takes to become the face of Miami’s franchise? 👀 #DolphinsBreakdown #FinsUp #NFLDraft2027 #MiamiDolphins

Here are some bright moments from Miami: Achane got cooking, Willis let it fly, Ryan Miller delivered the splash play, and Michael Taaffe kept flying around on defense. The result hurt, but the energy and flashes were there.

The Dolphins leaned on their rookie class in a major way in Week 1, and it showed just how much this rebuild is depending on young players early. Here’s a look at the six rookie starters who helped shape that effort. #DolphinsBreakdown #FinsUp

Thursday morning in California, Miami’s injury picture is mostly manageable — but all eyes are on Chop Robinson as he works through concussion protocol ahead of the 49ers matchup.

Miami’s biggest defensive issue early wasn’t simply getting overpowered — it was getting out of position. Las Vegas found creases when Miami’s front was late getting set and defenders weren’t fitting the run cleanly. Once those mistakes settled down, the game looked completely different. That’s the encouraging part of Week 1: Miami showed it could correct problems in real time.

Happy 65th birthday to the man who defined an era of Dolphins football. 🐬 Dan Marino arrived in Miami as the 27th pick of the 1983 NFL Draft and left as one of the most prolific passers the league had ever seen — 61,361 yards, 420 touchdowns, nine Pro Bowls and a gold jacket. For an entire generation of Dolphins fans, No. 13 wasn’t just the quarterback. He was Miami football.

Caleb Douglas turned his first NFL game into national recognition. After setting a Dolphins franchise record for receiving yards in a debut, Miami’s rookie wideout is now a Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week nominee. Week 1 put the league on notice. 🐬🔥 #FinsUp #MiamiDolphins #CalebDouglas #NFLRookieOfTheWeek

Caleb Douglas didn’t just flash in Week 1 — he finished as Miami’s leading receiver and looked like a real piece of the offense from the jump. If that debut is any sign, the Dolphins may have found more than just a rookie contributor.

Thirty years ago, another rookie Dolphins linebacker announced himself immediately. Zach Thomas opened his NFL career with nine tackles, a sack and a forced fumble. Jacob Rodriguez just opened his with one of the highest-graded rookie performances in football. Different eras, same kind of first impression.

Malik Willis is still under evaluation, but Week 1 showed why Miami is giving him a real look. The mobility is real, the arm can create explosive plays, and the young receivers flashed — now the next step is turning those flashes into steady quarterback play. 🐬

Malik Willis gave Miami a spark early in the third quarter. With 12:54 remaining and the Dolphins trailing 17–6, Willis scrambled around the right end from the Raiders’ 14-yard line and took it all the way in for the touchdown. Riley Patterson’s extra point cut the Las Vegas lead to 17–13. 🐬🔥

Dante Trader Jr. picks off Kirk Cousins! Let’s go, Dolphins! 🐬🔥