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DeVante Parker, the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver and first-round draft pick, has retired.
Parker, who spent his first seven NFL seasons with the Dolphins, was just more than two months removed from signing with the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason. However, as teams across the league get going with organized team activities ahead of the 2024 season, he decided to call it a career instead.
The 31-year-old cited wanting to spend more time with his children to ESPN as his reasoning for the decision.
Parker, although often battling injuries, never had a season where he played fewer...
Miami Dolphins’ 2024 week-by-week schedule
Miami Dolphins‘ 2024 schedule
PRESEASON
Fri., Aug. 9 ATLANTA FALCONS, 7 p.m.; CBS
Sat., Aug. 17 WASHINGTON COMMANDERS 7 p.m.; CBS
Fri., Aug. 23 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 7:30 p.m.; CBS
REGULAR SEASON
Week 1, Sept. 8: Vs JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS, 1 p.m., CBS
Week 2, Sept. 12: Vs. BUFFALO BILLS, 8:15 p.m.; Prime Video (Thursday Night Football)
Week 3, Sept. 22: At Seattle Seahawks, 4:05 p.m.; CBS
Week 4, Sept. 30: Vs. TENNESSEE TITANS, 7:30 p.m.; ESPN (Monday Night Football)
Week 5, Oct. 6: At New England Patriots, 1 p.m.; FOX
Week 6, Oct. 13: BYE
Week 7, Oct. 20: At Indianapolis Colts, 1 p.m.;...
Dolphins get whopping five prime-time games on 2024 schedule, including Thanksgiving in Green Bay
The more the Miami Dolphins consistently put a high-profile product on the field, the more they get the national prime-time spotlight.
The Dolphins have five night games on their 2024 regular season schedule, which was unveiled Wednesday night.
Among them, Miami will visit the Green Bay Packers for a Thursday night game on Thanksgiving Day. The Dolphins also get Monday night matchups with the Los Angeles Rams and Tennessee Titans, a late-season Sunday night pairing with the Browns in potentially frigid Cleveland and the Week 2 Thursday night showdown with the Buffalo Bills that was already...
Dave Hyde: No-risk move for Odell Beckham Jr. gives Dolphins some good Plan B options
Say this for Odell Beckham Jr.: He makes everything more interesting. He gives this Miami Dolphins offense added options.
He doesn’t have the electricity of his New York Giants youth. Nor does he come with the burdened payday he had last year in Baltimore. But his no-risk signing Friday with the Dolphins provides some interesting thoughts toward solving their primary problems last season:
1. Having a Plan B against good defenses.
2. Managing Tyreek Hill’s workload so he’s healthy in December and January.
There’s Beckham Jr.’s role. There’s how he succeeds as a third receiver. There’s what...
Fast facts: Learn more about Dolphins’ OT Patrick Paul, Miami’s second-round pick
MIAMI GARDENS —The Miami Dolphins selected offensive tackle Patrick Paul in the second round of the NFL draft on Friday night.
Here are some things to know about the Dolphins’ second-round pick:
Patrick Paul
Pos./round: OT-G/Round 2
School: Houston
Year: Senior
Ht.: 6-7 Wt.: 331
Hometown: Houston
Comment: Paul is long-armed and athletic; he can play left or right tackle or offensive guard, and he’s got such smarts that one scout said he’s smart enough to also play center. …
Paul is regarded as a better pass blocker than run blocker. …
Paul has work to do on his overall game, according to...
Dolphins take Houston tackle Patrick Paul in second round of NFL draft
MIAMI GARDENS — After the edge defender Thursday came the offensive tackle Friday for the Miami Dolphins.
The Dolphins selected Houston’s Patrick Paul in the second round of the NFL draft, pick No. 55.
At 6-foot-7 1/2 and 331 pounds, Paul is an experienced left tackle with 44 college starts who was a first-team All-American Athletic Conference selection three years running.
Paul tested well at the NFL scouting combine, running a 5.13-second 40-yard dash and bench pressing 30 reps. With his long arms, he is scouted as having pass-blocking skills that are ahead of his run blocking.
“He was...
Instant analysis: Quick thoughts on edge rusher Chop Robinson, the Miami Dolphins’ first-round pick in 2024 NFL draft
Quick thoughts from South Florida Sun Sentinel staffers on the Miami Dolphins‘ selection of edge rusher Chop Robinson in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft.
Chris Perkins, Dolphins Columnist
I like the selection of an edge rusher. This is a solid pick, but unspectacular. Chop Robinson is regarded as someone with a quick first step but his immediate impact remains a question. Still, Miami needed an edge rusher and it got one. No argument here.
David Furones, Dolphins Writer
Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel has said edge defender is his favorite position — a bit of a shocking admission...
Dolphins draft Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson with first opening-round pick in three years
MIAMI GARDENS — The last two first-round picks for the Miami Dolphins have now been pass rushers.
The Dolphins selected Penn State edge defender Chop Robinson with the No. 21 pick in Thursday’s first round.
It was the first time they picked in the draft’s opening round in three years, the last being Jaelan Phillips, the former Miami Hurricane edge rusher who was the Dolphins’ selection with the No. 18 pick in 2021 after they picked wide receiver Jaylen Waddle at 6 that year.
With Phillips (Achilles) and fellow outside linebacker Bradley Chubb (knee) rehabbing from season-ending injuries...
Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa offers updates on offseason training, contract talks at charity luau event
HOLLYWOOD — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has a busy offseason, between his foundation’s work with an array of charitable events, his training regimen and contract-extension talks.
Tagovailoa has begun working with passing coach and former Dolphins quarterback John Beck and his organization, 3DQB, based in Southern California.
The specifics of it, Tagovailoa is keeping tight to the vest.
“For now, that’s all internal,” Tagovailoa said Thursday before his third annual Luau with Tua charity event at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. “I want to keep that between me and John,...
Could the Dolphins make a move for former superstar wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.?
The Miami Dolphins’ next major move in free agency could be for one of the biggest star wide receivers of the past decade.
Odell Beckham Jr. is visiting the Dolphins on Thursday, according to multiple reports, including CBS Sports and Bleacher Report.
Beckham, 31, is a three-time Pro Bowl selection, but those were in his first three seasons in the NFL, from 2014 to 2016, as an elite talent out of LSU that was taken with the No. 12 pick 10 years ago by the New York Giants.
A pair of ankle injuries slowed the 5-foot-11, 200-pound pass-catcher in 2017, but he bounced back for 1,000-yard...