Chris Perkins

In two seasons under Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins are 1-10 (.091) on the road against playoff teams so the odds of Miami winning a road game in the postseason is extremely low.

At the Miami Grand Prix it sometimes seems that the parties and celebrity sightings are the main thing, and the race is the sideshow.

In this week’s Dolphins Q&A, would Miami have been better off just paying Andrew Van Ginkel and not drafting Chop Robinson? And was this draft mostly about the 2025 season?

This year’s Dolphins could be better than last year’s Dolphins if they use their talent differently. We’re talking about philosophical change.

The Sun Sentinel’s Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the second generation NFL players drafted, and their head-start by having a father who played in the league.

There’s muted excitement regarding the Miami Dolphins’ 2024 draft. There’s a perception that this draft class is preparing the team to make a playoff run in 2025 — not 2024.

Dolphins’ first-round pick Chop Robinson’s real first name is Demeioun, but he was nicknamed “Pork Chop” because he was 11 pounds at birth. He could be a Day One starter for Miami this …

The Dolphins have the 23rd pick in the second round Friday night, the 55th pick of the draft. Here are 20 players who might be available for them to select.

The Dolphins top needs are edge rusher, offensive tackle, and guard/center, although general manager Chris Grier likes to say he drafts by best player available instead of for need.

As things stand right now, the Miami Dolphins have a bigger problem with coach Mike McDaniel than quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.