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The Miami Dolphins essentially overhauled their entire safety room this offseason, leading to an interesting collection of talent. Detroit Lions safety Ifeatu Melifonwu (6) warms up before the game between the Chicago Bears and the Detroit
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Number 47 and the Three Who Wore It Best for the Dolphins Killer B's member tops this group, but what about Kiko Alonso and the others? Miami Dolphins middle linebacker Kiko Alonso closes in on Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy durin
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Mike McDaniel Must Grow as a Head Coach for Miami to Succeed Coaching matters. It matters more in the NFL than in any other sport. That is why the weight of the entire 2025 Miami Dolphins season is on the shoulders of Mike McDaniel. There h
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Tyreek Hill is still wearing a brace on his injured wrist, but Dolphins fans shouldn't be worried.
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Excited For Miami Dolphins Training Camp To Start Well, next week the Miami Dolphins open training camp, and I am excited because the NFL season is closer, and I get to see my favorite. I have been a fan for almost 40 years now, and I look
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Dolphins Rookie Class Should Be Productive The Miami Dolphins, over the last few years, haven't had a lot of draft picks, and the ones they have made, for the most part, haven't produced or played enough meaningful snaps. The Dolphins had 8
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One former Miami Dolphins running back may have played his final snap in the NFL.
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Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
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Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It's Friday, which means it's time to welcome you to another VOTW post. This evening's open conversation prompt is simply this: What is your victory f
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Today, on theDolphinsTalk.com Podcast, Marisa Marino is joined by Cameron Wolfe of the NFL Network to discuss the Dolphins' offseason and upcoming season. They discuss Tua, Miami's offensive line, the Dolphins' secondary, and Mike McDaniel
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Al Diaz/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images The Miami Dolphins and offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea agreed to terms on his rookie contract. The Miami Dolphins will have all of their rookies o
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The reported terms involve a fully guaranteed deal for the second-round pick.
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Savaiinaea is expected to start at one of the guard positions for Miami in 2025. A college standout at Arizona, Savaiinaea has size and strength and can move. The Dolphins moved up in the draft to ensure they could land the big man. Miami
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Miami Dolphins fans can breathe easy as rookie Jonah Savaiinaea finally made the move they were desperately hoping for before training camp.
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Dolphins Finally Lock Up Remaining Unsigned Rookie The Miami Dolphins ultimately caved in their contract standoff with Jonah Savaiinaea. Arizona Wildcats offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea (71) blocks in the second quarter against the TCU
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Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network is reporting that the Miami Dolphins have agreed to terms with their last unsigned draft pick, Jonah Savaiinaea. And the contract is fully 100% guaranteed over four years. Most of the 2nd round draft picks f
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Dolphins Are Next Domino in Standoff With Second-Round Picks Most of the players selected ahead of Miami Dolphins offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea have received fully guaranteed contracts. University of Arizona offensive lineman Jonah Sava
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The Cornerback Void The Miami Dolphins are entering the 2025 NFL season with a serious concern in the secondary. Both starting cornerback spots are up in the air, and the options currently on the roster don't inspire much confidence. The te
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A brand-new season of Dolphins football is around the corner and we're getting you ready for the start of training camp! Over the next week we'll be looking at the entirety of the Dolphins 91-man roster and providing a cheat sheet for when