Miami, FL - The Miami Dolphins are actively exploring trade possibilities for standout cornerback Jalen Ramsey. According to general manager Chris Grier, as the team navigates key roster decisions ...

Those picks would be a chance to get new young talent in place of the aging, declining Hill. "The Dolphins must consider all of their options, as the 31-year-old has a $27.7 million cap hit this ...

Last offseason, the Miami Dolphins searched for one final piece to turn the NFL’s second-ranked passing attack into a true playoff threat. After averaging 261 p ...

Asante Samuel Sr. went scorched earth on the Dolphins for having a lack of leadership in the aftermath of the recent trade that sent Jalen Ramsey to the Steelers.

Dolphins make trades official and the transaction log reveals a key detail that will impact Miami's rooting interest in the future Kyle Crabbs July 8, 2025 at 3:30 PM UTC · ...

Looking at other stars on the current Dolphins roster, there are major question marks there too. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill walked out on the team at the end of last year, has had off-field issues ...

The Dolphins coaching staff are still presumed to give Smith every shot to win a starting job in the defensive secondary. If Ramsey does indeed exit, as expected, Smith will become the logical ...

Ramsey and the Dolphins mutually agreed to find him a new home, but that hasn't happened just yet and probably won't until after June 1. Will the trade talks last through OTAs and into training camp?

If the Dolphins moved on from the future Hall of Fame corner, they’ll save $9.9M for this upcoming season. Parting ways with Ramsey is certainly a huge loss for Miami, absolutely tanking an ...

Eight of the NFL’s 32 defensive coordinators, including Philadelphia’s Vic Fangio, who recently won a Super Bowl, have ties to the Dolphins. And six head coaches have ties to Miami.

"The Dolphins must consider all of their options, as the 31-year-old has a $27.7 million cap hit this season and a staggering $51.9 million in 2026," B/R's Brent Sobleski writes. "They aren't ...