The Miami Dolphins are looking to fill offensive needs in the upcoming NFL draft. Quarterbacks, receivers, and running backs showcased their skills at the NFL Scouting Combine. The Dolphins may draft a developmental quarterback and seek replacements for Raheem Mostert and Odell Beckham Jr.

The Miami Dolphins need running back Jaylen Wright to have a breakout season in 2025. With the team releasing veteran running back Raheem Mostert, Wright is slated to get significantly more carries next season.

Let’s face it, these next two years represent the last, desperate gasp of air for this core of Dolphins players. The idea for 2025 should be to prepare the current core to make a run at a Super

General manager Chris Grier and coach Mike McDaniel took a step toward the fountain of youth with their Valentine’s Day releases of running back Raheem Mostert (32), cornerback Kendall Fuller (30) and tight end Durham Smythe (turns 30 in August).

It's highly unlikely that either player made the decision with entirely magnanimous motivations. The Dolphins cut ties with Raheem Mostert, Kendall Fuller, and Durham Smythe to save salary cap space, and may have been ready to part with Armstead and/or Chubb too. Regardless, both could've tested free agency, but chose to take less to stay in Miami.

Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert has been married to his wife Devon for eight years and the couple celebrated their wedding anniversary on Tuesday.

There are more than 90 free agent cornerbacks overall, so the Dolphins might be able to find a solid starter without breaking the bank. Miami found good value, for a year, with Fuller, who was set to make only $6.4 million next season, reasonable for a veteran starting cornerback.

Tight end Durham Smythe has himself a new NFL team, and it produced a Miami Dolphins reunion. The Dolphins released the veteran, along with teammates Kendall Fu

These eight veterans may have been too expensive elsewhere, but that could make them cheap options for the Dolphins.

It's a key point in the NFL offseason for the Dolphins and other teams. Where will the free agents sign, who will be released, and who will be traded?

The Miami Dolphins are making some difficult decisions. But moving on from some older, injury-prone players is the right move, says Joe Schad.

The Miami Dolphins need running back Jaylen Wright to have a breakout season in 2025. With the team releasing veteran running back Raheem Mostert, Wright is slated to get significantly more carries next season.