The only conversation I can imagine them having:
McDaniel: “I still have a bunch of plays I haven’t rolled out yet.”
Herbert: “Mike, we’re 0-2.”
McDaniel: “Exactly. They’ll never see them coming.”
The concept of Tua causing two franchises to compete for the first overall pick in the same season is truly remarkable.
Not sure it’s ever been done before.
Ten years ago a 12-year-old from Dnipro sat down and played like he’d already lived a few lives behind the kit. Most people only ever saw the clips. This is the full solo. 🥁
The #Dolphins claimed SEVEN players on waivers, which means they have to cut seven players now:
They claimed:
- QB Brady Cook (NYJ)
- TE Justin Joly (DEN)
- DB Marcellas Dial (NE)
- OT Chukwuebuka Godrick (KC)
- OT Jarrett Kingston (HOU)
- DB Reese Taylor (DEN)
- DB Julius Wood (DAL)
Trade: Packers are sending QB Kyle McCord to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a 2028 6th-round pick, per sources.
After trading Quinn Ewers to the Jaguars, the Dolphins needed a new backup for Malik Willis. Now the Dolphins have two former Packers QBs.
The Dolphins have two rookie WRs poised to have roles this season: Caleb Douglas, who has impressed in camp, and Chris Bell, who was recently activated off the NFI list.
@OmarKelly I’m not so sure about Tyreek Hill. He gave us some incredible moments, but no playoff wins and ending his last healthy season by pulling himself from the finale and saying he wanted out keeps him out of the “timeless Dolphins jersey” category for me.
More in Miami: Dolphins Chairman and Owner Stephen M. Ross also named Daniel Sillman Chief Executive Officer of Ross Sports &
Entertainment, which includes Ross’ full sports portfolio. Sillman has worked alongside Ross for the past decade. Sillman will also oversee football operations for the Dolphins, with Head Coach Jeff Hafley, General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and Executive Vice President of Football Operations Brandon Shore reporting directly to him.
Miami Dolphins Vice Chairman, President and Chief Executive
Officer Tom Garfinkel is announcing that he is stepping away from his role as President and CEO after 13 transformational years. Garfinkel will remain as Vice Chairman of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, as well as Managing Partner of the Miami Grand Prix.