A former Dolphins wide receiver is attempting an NFL comeback, potentially creating an unexpected option for Miami’s thin receiving corps.

Which reported undrafted rookie signing from the 2026 NFL Draft has the best chance to make the Miami Dolphins' 2026?

The Miami Dolphins are hopeful that Malik Willis can turn around their struggling NFL franchise, but if his recent MLB first pitch was any indicator of future success then that could spell trouble. Willis signed a monster contract with

One Miami Dolphins wide receiver made a strong statement after the 2026 NFL Draft that’s already getting attention.

Miami has dropped out of the Super Bowl hosting rotation because Hard Rock Stadium no longer meets the NFL's site requirements, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said this week.

The Miami Dolphins' 2026 NFL Draft class went heavy on picks. But each one of those players also goes heavy on one common trait.

Drafted in the 5th round in last week's NFL Draft, Texas safety Michael Taaffe could sneak his way into a starting role for the Miami Dolphins.

The last time the Marlins won a World Series, they turned to a rookie Dontrelle Willis in three of their six games against the New York Yankees. Back then, in 2003, the flamethrowing and high leg-kicking lefty delivered a trio of World Series relief appearances in the first of his five seasons with the then-Florida Marlins.

First round pick Kadyn Proctor's addition could possibly shake up Miami's starting offensive line since he could start at four of the five spots