It won’t be a reunion with his brother or a return to South Florida for Joey Bosa.
The Miami Dolphins missed out on the five-time Pro Bowl edge rusher, but it wasn’t for him to go to the San Francisco 49ers, where Nick Bosa plays.
He instead is heading to the rival Buffalo Bills in free agency on a one-year, $12.6 million deal after his release from the Los Angeles Chargers last week, according to multiple reports.
Reporting from The Athletic late Monday night indicated Bosa’s free agency was between the Dolphins and 49ers, after the Dolphins were reported to be in the mix on Sunday...
If the Miami Dolphins were to sign a former New York Jets quarterback heading into free agency, the only discussed name was Aaron Rodgers. And it wasn’t discussed very loudly. Or convincingly.
But Zach Wilson?
Whose bingo card had him?
If you’re looking for some pound-the-table opinion on why this is a good or dismal move, look elsewhere. This move isn’t even about Wilson just yet. It’s more about general manager Chris Grier and coach Mike McDaniel, together, two decision-makers making one decision they blew last offseason and can’t blow again.
Say this for them, too: They’re not playing it...
A homecoming for Joey Bosa, the star veteran NFL pass rusher and Fort Lauderdale native, to the Miami Dolphins could be within the realm of possibility.
Bosa, a local high school football product of St. Thomas Aquinas who turns 30 on July 11, was released by the Los Angeles Chargers last week after nine seasons with the franchise, immediately making him available to sign with another team ahead of Monday’s start to free agency.
While widely speculated he could unite with his brother, Nick Bosa, with the San Francisco 49ers, a report from The Athletic on Sunday night said “he is expected to...
The Miami Dolphins, on Saturday, announced they placed the right-of-first-refusal tender on cornerback Kader Kohou.
Kohou is set for restricted free agency this offseason, and tendering him essentially keeps it that way.
The former undrafted cornerback out of Texas A&M-Commerce who has played three NFL seasons in Miami can sign an offer sheet with another team, but the Dolphins can then match said offer to retain Kohou on the 2025 roster.
The value of the right-of-first-refusal tender in 2025 is $3,263,000. Kohou has now locked in at least that much pay next season with the Dolphins, as...
Just because the Miami Dolphins didn’t lose defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver to the New Orleans Saints’ head coaching job, it doesn’t mean they’re completely out of the woods from losing an assistant to the Saints.
New Dolphins wide receivers coach Robert Prince, who took the job less than a month ago, is interviewing for New Orleans’ offensive coordinator vacancy, according to NFL Network.
Prince, 59, came over to Miami after spending the past three seasons with the Cowboys’ leading wide receivers in Dallas. There, he spent the 2022 season under offensive coordinator Kellen Moore....
Bobby Slowik, who was fired as the Houston Texans’ offensive coordinator in January after two seasons on the job, will be hired by the Miami Dolphins as their senior passing game coordinator, the South Florida Sun Sentinel has confirmed.
The story was first reported by NFL.com.
Bobby Slowik, 37, is the younger brother of Ryan Slowik, 45, the Dolphins’ defensive backs coach and pass game specialist.
Bobby Slowik will be reunited with coach Mike McDaniel, who were members of the same coaching staff in San Francisco from 2017-21.
McDaniel served as the 49ers’ run game coordinator from...
Mike Vrabel, early in his tenure as New England Patriots coach, could be looking to poach from the Miami Dolphins’ coaching staff and forming a reunion at the same time for his defensive coordinator hire.
The Patriots have requested an interview with Dolphins outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow, according to a report from ESPN.
Crow joined the Dolphins’ coaching staff, under coach Mike McDaniel and defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, last offseason. He previously spent six seasons under Vrabel, when he led the Tennessee Titans from 2018 to 2023.
Crow held the same outside linebackers...
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Miami Dolphins are bringing back general manager Chris Grier and coach Mike McDaniel for the 2025 season.
Owner Steve Ross released a statement Sunday night saying he’s bringing back the tandem after the team was eliminated with Miami’s season ending in a 32-20 loss against the New York Jets.
“As we now look towards 2025, our football operation will continue to be led Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel with my full support,” Ross said in his statement. “Their positive working relationship is an asset to the Dolphins, and I believe in the value of stability.”
The...
In this Dolphins Deep Dive video, the South Florida Sun Sentinel’s Chris Perkins and David Furones grade this 8-9 season for the Dolphins and discuss star receiver Tyreek Hill saying he’s wants out of Miami after the team didn’t make the playoffs.
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CLEVELAND — The Miami Dolphins are still alive. But what a bizarre day and what a strange game.
It was a weird combination of quarterback Tyler “Snoop” Huntley, wide receiver Tyreek Hill, kicker Jason Sanders, linebacker Tyrel Dodson (team-best 15 tackles, one interception), edge rusher Emmanuel Ogbah (five tackles including a strip-sack) and others that came up big to deliver this 20-3 victory at the Cleveland Browns.
Where were the superstars?
That’s kind of the point of Sunday’s win. It wasn’t necessarily the superstars who delivered one of the biggest wins of the season. It was the...