There’s a decent chance the Dolphins will need Wilson at some point during the 2025 season. And he better play well since Grier and McDaniel chose him over other available veteran quarterbacks.

With the start of 2025 NFL training camps just around the corner, Bobby Kownack provides a deep dive into the Dolphins' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.

For Miami’s offense to get back to humming in 2025, Tua will need to find Hill and Waddle often. But it may not be that simple.

The Miami Dolphins are one of the NFL's most interesting teams. They may not be among the top contenders, but the range of potential outcomes in the eyes of analysts this summer ranges from a wild card berth to picking in the top five of next spring's 2026 NFL Draft.

The Dolphins 2025 rookies report to training camp Tuesday, and there is plenty of opportunity to them make an immediate impact.

The Dolphins have some veteran holdovers from an all-in window that came and went and now are supplementing the roster with young pieces.

Zach Sieler, claimed off waivers in 2019, has become a key player for the Miami Dolphins. Sieler, a two-time team MVP, has recorded 20 sacks over the past two seasons, a franchise record for a defensive tackle.

Dolphins GM Chris Grier started the offseason saying Miami would have to invest in the offensive line, and it will soon show if he made the right investments.