Miami Dolphins
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Dolphins Sign Jordyn Brooks to Three-Year, $51.3 Million Extension Through 2029
Miami locked up its All-Pro linebacker on a three-year, $51.3 million extension with $35 million guaranteed, keeping Jordyn Brooks under contract through 2029.
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Report: Jordyn Brooks Extension Expected to Land Below Top of Linebacker Market
Omar Kelly of the Miami Herald believes Jordyn Brooks will settle for less than a top-of-market extension, with the Al-Shaair deal in Houston as the likely template — and no hold-in expected before veterans report July 28.
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Dolphins Rookies Report to Training Camp on Tuesday, a Week Ahead of the Veterans
Miami’s 13-man draft class reports to the Baptist Health Training Complex on Tuesday to open Jeff Hafley’s first camp — and on this roster, the rookies’ week-long head start is anything but a formality.
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Jaylen Waddle Ranks 25th of 26 in ESPN Wide Receiver Poll, Underlining Value of Dolphins’ March Trade
ESPN’s annual personnel survey listed Jaylen Waddle 25th of 26 receivers named — two years after he ranked 14th — sharpening the view that Miami’s first- and third-round return from Denver was strong value.
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Dolphins LB Jordyn Brooks Ranked No. 7 Off-Ball Linebacker in ESPN’s Exec and Coach Poll
Jordyn Brooks returned to ESPN’s top-10 linebacker rankings at No. 7 after a first-team All-Pro season in which he led the NFL in tackles — the first Dolphin to do it since Zach Thomas in 2006.
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Patrick Paul Praises Jeff Hafley’s Intensity Ahead of First Dolphins Training Camp
The Dolphins left tackle called his new head coach “resilient” and “intense” on Terron Armstead’s podcast, noting Hafley works with both sides of the ball.
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Aaron Brewer Cracks ESPN’s Top 10 Interior Offensive Linemen for 2026
The Dolphins center debuted at No. 10 in ESPN’s annual poll of league executives, coaches and scouts, with one NFC executive calling him the most underrated player in the league.
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Malik Willis Enters Dolphins Camp as the Starter to Beat, With Quinn Ewers Closing Ground
Miami paid Malik Willis $67.5 million to be its quarterback, but Quinn Ewers has made the decision less automatic than the contracts suggest. The competition is the story of Dolphins camp.
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Hafley: Willis looking sharp in early offseason work
Miami's new head coach sees early momentum from the Dolphins' backup quarterback during OTAs.
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Dolphins Sign First-Round CB Chris Johnson
The Dolphins continue to shuffle paperwork for their picks from the 2026 NFL Draft. A day after landing the signatures of 10 drafted rookies, Miami has followed up with the completion of negotiations with both its first-round picks. While the…