Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to break down everything that went down Monday as we kick off the Week 1 fun with captains, Tyreek talk, and much more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and read his stories on Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

SI Fan Nation Dolphins Publisher Alain Poupart is joined by South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde for this special episode (if you're a Dolphins fan, you know the meaning of 347) breaking down the contract extension of Mike McDaniel, Chris Grier's work as GM, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and check out all the written content at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to break down a busy day that included major injury news, a flurry of roster moves, Tua's eye-opening comments about Brian Flores, the backup QB situation and what Mike McDaniel had to say about it, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and read his stories on Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

With free agency starting on Monday allow the All Dolphins podcast to breakdown some of the price points we hear being discussed for impending free agents like Christian Wilkins, Robert Hunt and Andrew Van Ginkel. We also address the five signings the Dolphins have made this week.

The NFL draft is right around the corner and the All Dolphins podcast brings you draft analyst Tony Pauline, who breaks down the latest rumors coming from the NFL Combine. How many QBs are going in the first round? Who would Pauline suggest the Dolphins select at center, defensive tackle, inside linebacker, cornerback and safety. We get into all those positions on this episode.

With the start of NFL free agency a week away the All Dolphins podcast put together another Dolphins writer roundtable, this time featuring South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde and Palm Beach Post columnist Joe Schad. Joins this conversation to get their views on Tua Tagovailoa's possible extension, the decision to not tag Christian Wilkins, and how successful Chris Grier's rebuild has been.

The Miami Dolphins brought the first free agent prospect in for a visit and the All Dolphins podcast discusses whether Jonnu Smith would be a good fit for Miami's offense. We also discuss Jerome Baker's future and what type of linebacker the Dolphins need moving forward.

The Dolphins continued addressing the team's present cap crisis by cutting inside linebacker Jerome Baker, who is fourth in franchise history in tackles, and cornerback Keion Crossen on Tuesday. The team has another $18-19 million to cut to become cap compliant. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to address what Baker's release means to the defense, and how Miami can get the remaining cap space.

The Dolphins have holes and voids all over the roster heading into free agency and the NFL draft. The problem is, at the moment there isn't much cap space to sign players who could address those needs. We discuss that topic and how Mike Evans' new contract could impact the Dolphins in this latest episode of the All Dolphins podcast.

The Dolphins have dropped hints at the NFL Combine that the franchise won't place a tag on defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, which will expose the five-year starter to the free agent market. What caused this decision, and what avenues do the Dolphins have to replace him. We discuss that and more on this episode of the All Dolphins podcast.

Join the All Dolphins podcast for this LIVE episode breaking down everything the Miami Dolphins decision makes said and did at the NFL Combine, and answering your questions about Miami's big decision on Christian Wilkins, which is due Tuesday, and what position needs this team has heading into free agency and the NFL draft.

The Miami Dolphins have glaring holes all over the roster, and the fact South Florida's NFL franchise needs to create an additional $37.6 million in cap space before even signing a free agent hints that the next two weeks might be the most challenging period of the offseason. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to breakdown players who can potentially lighten the payroll burden.

Miami Dolphins General Manager Chris Grier addresses Tua Tagovailoa's contract extension talks, Christian Wilkins' free agency status, Terron Armstead's possible retirement, and whether Xavien Howard would be welcomed back. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to break down all of what the team's top executive said.

SI Fan Nation Dolphins Publisher Alain Poupart is joined by South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde to preview the second preseason game against Washington, examine the idea of a "lighter" training camp, discuss the idea of bringing in Ryan Tannehill as the backup quarterback, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and check out all the written content at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel answered questions for the first time since his end of the season press conference, and talked about Tua Tagovailoa's contract talks, Terron Armstead's possible retirement, Why Danny Crossman still has a job, and what Miami's hopes for Christian Wilkins are. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to break it all down for you.

The entire NFL universe will be in Indianapolis this week for the NFL Combine and the Dolphins have a full to-do list as they work to get under the salary cap, restructure contracts, shakedown players and shop for free agents. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to address what should be on General Manager Chris Grier's to-do list.

The Dolphins have begun the process of pursing the roster to get under the salary cap, which was announced at $255.4 million for the 2024 season. Miami made two expected moves releasing Xavien Howard and Emmanuel Ogbah. But more work is needed. So what's up next? The All Dolphins podcast breaks it down.

In the final installment of when Dolphins Podcasts unit the All Dolphins podcast is joined by the Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins and Pro Football Network's Adam Beasley, as we take the public behind the scenes to see how this foursome of Dolphins beat writers regularly argue - NOT debate - various topics about the Miami Dolphins. We address Tua's future, how to handle Christian Wilkins and whether Chris Grier is entering his final season running the franchise.

The All Dolphins podcast is joined by special guest Luke Easterling, longtime draft analyst, to discuss prospects who could be of interest to the Dolphins in the 2024 NFL draft. We get into specific positions and how the depth in that draft class impact the Dolphins free agent decisions.

All Dolphins Publisher Alain Poupart and columnist Omar Kelly are joined by special guest Richmond Webb, the former seven-time Pro Bowl tackle who played for the Dolphins from 1990-2000 as he shares stories about playing for Don Shula and Jimmy Johnson, Dan Marino, the Buffalo Bills, fellow Texas A&M alums who played for Miami, and more.

A couple of early mock drafts have the Miami Dolphins drafting a quarterback in the first round. Clearly this goes against everything the organization has done the past decade, but allow the All Dolphins podcast to explain why selecting a quarterback in the 2024 draft would make sense for Miami. We also go over some important dates for the NFL calendar.

The Dolphins allowed the media to ask new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver questions for 24 minutes and the All Dolphins podcast breaks down out early impressions of Vic Fangio's replacement.

In the fourth installment of when Dolphins podcasts unit the All Dolphins podcast is joined by Barry Cunningham and TD Phins Talk to discuss whether or not the Dolphins are wasting their time with Tua Tagovailoa, and if Miami should be exploring other options that could take the franchise further.

In the honor of Valentines Day the All Dolphins podcast shares their five reasons fans should love the Dolphins organization, and where the franchise is headed. We also have a minor skirmish on Alain Poupart's analysis if the Tyreek Hill trade is a win-win for Dolphins and the Chiefs.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to break down the joint practice with the Washington Commanders, the OBJ social media ruckus, some former Dolphins player updates, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and read his stories on Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

Keith Sims joins the All Dolphins podcast to discuss his NFL career, which spans through the Don Shula and Jimmy Johnson era. The three-time Pro Bowl guards shares a ton of interesting, entertaining, and scary stories from his career, and provides a behind the scenes view of what it's really like for NFL players forced to play through pain and injuries. He also does his best to advocate for Richmond Webb to be the next former Dolphins player to get a Hall of Fame push from the franchise.

Is Patrick Mahomes on his way to becoming the NFL GOAT? And would the Dolphins have an easier road to the Super Bowl if they were in the NFC, like the San Francisco 49ers. We discussed those topics, and addressed the proposed Tua Tagovailoa discussions, pointing out it's laughable to think that his agent will be asking for Joe Burrow money this offseason.

Join the All Dolphins podcast for Friday's Live episode, which addresses Brock Purdy's comparison to Tua Tagovailoa, previews who will win the Super Bowl, with our predictions, and talks about the Dolphins being snubbed for all the awards this season. We also spent a good portion of the podcast answering questions.

The Miami Dolphins have a difficult offseason a head to clear up cap space, and try to retain many of the team's two dozen free agents. That will force management to make some tough decisions on starters like Xavien Howard, Jerome Baker and free agents like Andrew Van Ginkel and Robert Hunt. In this episode of the All Dolphins podcast we play "Lock up, Move on or Trade.

Dan Marino's making the Super Bowl row rounds and tells the world that Tua Tagovailoa can take the Miami Dolphins to the Super Bowl. Do you believe him? The All Dolphins podcast discusses this topic and creates a strategy for the 2024 Dolphins to improve, which is what's needed if Miami plans to be playing in the NFL's final game.

In the third installment of when Dolphins podcasts unite the All Dolphins podcast is joined by Dolphins Talk hosts Big E, the inaugural Dolphins' fan of the year, and newcomer Marissa Marino to discuss changes they'd like to see Mike McDaniel make, Anthony Weaver's appointment as Miami's new defensive coordinator and how they think the franchise should handle the offseason's roster moves and salary cap crisis.

Newly hired defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver was part of a multiple-look, blitz centric defense with the Baltimore Ravens. Is that the approach he'll bring to the Dolphins this season as Vic Fangio's replacement, and do the Dolphins have the personnel to make it work? We discuss this topic on this All Dolphins podcast episode.

The Dolphins selected former Ravens D-line coach Anthony Weaver as the team's next defensive coordinator. There are pros and cons to this decision, and the All Dolphins podcast breaks down Vic Fangio's replacement, and the possible impact Weaver could have on the 2024 team.

Join the All Dolphins podcast's LIVE conversation on Friday, breaking down down the latest on Miami's defensive coordinator search, Tua Tagovailoa's performance in the Pro Bowl quarterback challenge, Jalen Ramsey's response to Vic Fangio's alleged claims, and addressing other topics of interest.

The Miami Dolphins have a difficult offseason ahead because of cap constraints and a laundry list of free agents who will be seeking substantial contracts. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to break down the Christian Wilkins decision, and rank the rest of the free agent crop. We also provide the latest on the Dolphins defensive coordinator candidates, which includes a Shula.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to break down the Wednesday practice, the roster move, what happened with Teair Tart, Chop Robinson's progress, Cam Smith, clarity on the jet motion, and much more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and read his stories on Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

In a continued effort to unite Miami Dolphins podcasts (why can't we all just get along) the All Dolphins podcast is joined by two members of the 3 Yards Per Carry Dolphins podcast for a discussion that addresses Christian Wilkins' future, Dolphins team needs, and the landscape of the 2024 NFL draft.

As the Miami Dolphins gain and lose defensive coordinator candidates, the old coordinator (Vic Fangio) has a friend fire some direct shots at the Dolphins players and organization. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to address what Ron Jaworski had to say in Fangio's defense. We also discuss possible breakout candidates for the Dolphins heading into the 2024 season. 

Patrick Mahomes is the gold standard for NFL quarterbacks, and Brock Purdy, who led his 49ers to the Super Bowl, is the quarterback who is often compared to Miami's Tua Tagovailoa. Considering this is a big year for Tagovailoa when it comes to his contract the All Dolphins podcast discussed where he stacks up in the QB tier hierarchy.

The Dolphins are beginning the search for Vic Fangio's replacement as Miami's defensive coordinator and former Rams head coach Brandon Staley has surfaced as a candidate, among others. Is Jalen Ramsey providing his former Rams defensive coordinator an endorsement? We discuss that and other topics, like which team is headed to the Super Bowl, on the latest All Dolphins podcast.

Allow the All Dolphins podcast to break down Vic Fangio's departure as Miami's defensive coordinator, and analyze who could be his possible replacements in 2024. We also address numerous fan questions and discuss podcast beefs in this live chat.

The Miami Dolphins took a nose dive at the end of the 2023 season, and there's a challenging uphill journey to rebuild the roster this offseason. On this special edition of the All Dolphins podcast we're joined by two popular Dolphins podcasters - DouglieDoWrong and Reasons - for this round table discussion on the state of the Dolphins, and the issues ahead.

The Miami Dolphins can clear $45 million in cap space by releasing four players. Problem is, the team needs about $75-100 million to clear the cap deficit, and put the team in position to add free agents that can improve last year's 11-6 record. Allow the All Dolphins Podcast to breakdown some of the pros and cons to the upcoming roster purge.

The Dolphins have a number of tough decisions to make to balance the team's books heading into the 2024 season, and plenty of them need to be made before free agency even begins. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to breakdown some of the tough choices General Manager Chris Grier and his staff have to make.

The three teams - Baltimore, Buffalo and Kansas City - that derailed the Dolphins' 2023 season have playoff games to play this weekend. Which of these two teams are headed to the AFC Championship game? Also, two former Dolphins item coaches - Todd Bowles and Dan Campbell - will be playing each other this weekend as the Lions and Buccaneers face off. Which coach would the All Dolphins podcast hosts pick to lead their teams? We discuss that and more on this playoff centric episode.

The Miami Dolphins have an uphill battle to balance the books, and retain their own free agents, which will require some belt tightening. Unless Miami manages to pull off a miracle, it's going to be a challenge for General Manager Chris Grier to deliver an improved roster in 2024. Allow the All Dolphins podcast to explain some of the challenges Miami will face financially this offseason.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss another busy day at Dolphins camp, the release of DT Teair Tart, whether the team is doing right by and with Liam Eichenberg, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and read his stories on Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.

The Dolphins are entering year six of a rebuild that started in 2019, and the foundation of the team should be debated because plenty of the team's top contributors are either aged, injured, or impending free agents. Take a look at how Omar Kelly and Alain Poupart views as the ten foundational players for the Miami Dolphins franchise.

Join the All Dolphins podcast to recap the Dolphins final In-Season Hard Knocks episode, breaking down the highlights and lowlights of how the 2023 season wrapped up. Omar Kelly and Alain Poupart also address fan questions for this 90 minute show.

The Miami Dolphins have an uphill battle to replenish the 2024 roster, and will need to use the draft to supplement the team's talent base. But is Miami still paying for Steve Ross' past sins, and is General Manager Chris Grier a successful enough drafter to find young rookie contributors? We discuss those topics on this All Dolphins podcast episode.