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Locked On Dolphins Hit - Quick Takes on the Miami Dolphins

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Frequency: 1 episode/2d. Total Eps: 23

Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - Football
01/09/2026
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Dolphins Final 53-Man Roster: Biggest Surprises & Cuts

Episode 22

Monday, August 31, 2026 • Duration 05:58

The Miami Dolphins have finalized their 53-man roster, with several surprising decisions at running back, wide receiver, linebacker and quarterback. Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright and multiple receivers made the cut, while Cam Miller, Jarquez Hunter and Tyrel Dodson headline the notable players left off.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest makes and misses without simply reading the entire Dolphins roster. What does keeping six receivers tell us about Miami’s offense? Why did both Gordon and Wright survive? And with Dodson gone, the Jacob Rodriguez era officially begins at MIKE linebacker as Miami continues leaning heavily into its youth movement.

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The Dolphins COMPLETELY Rebuilt Their QB Room in 48 Hours

Episode 21

Monday, August 31, 2026 • Duration 05:03

The Miami Dolphins completely rebuilt their quarterback room in less than 48 hours, moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski before trading for Kyle McCord. Miami essentially turned Ewers into McCord while resetting the entire depth chart behind starter Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pulled off the rapid overhaul and why McCord is an intriguing fit. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback wins with quick processing and anticipation, and he’s reunited in Miami with Kevin Patullo, who worked with him previously. Is McCord enough at QB2, or should Miami add another veteran?

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Dolphins Training Camp MVP + The Player Who Made the BIGGEST Leap

Episode 20

Friday, August 28, 2026 • Duration 04:39

Miami Dolphins training camp is over, and Chop Robinson takes home MVP while Jonah Savaiinaea earns the award for biggest leap. Both young Dolphins could play major roles in determining whether Miami’s offensive and defensive lines become legitimate strengths this season.

Wes Goldberg explains why moving Savaiinaea back to right guard has unlocked his game after a difficult rookie year and how rookie Kadyn Proctor could help stabilize the other guard spot. Plus, Robinson looks like a much more complete defender after improving against the run, potentially giving Jeff Hafley a breakout starter along Miami’s defensive front.

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The Dolphins Just Made a SMART Trade — And Sent a Message

Episode 19

Friday, August 28, 2026 • Duration 05:19

The Miami Dolphins traded wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams for running back Jarquez Hunter, and the move says a lot about GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s rebuilding strategy. Instead of simply cutting Atwell, Miami turned a fading roster asset into another young player with upside.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Hunter is an intriguing addition after flashing in the preseason and producing at Auburn. More importantly, the trade reveals how confident the Dolphins are in rookie receivers Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Actions speak louder than training-camp praise—and Miami just made a big statement about its young WR room.

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Will Dolphins Fans Boo Tua?

Episode 18

Thursday, August 27, 2026 • Duration 04:28

Tua Tagovailoa is returning to Miami as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback, and Dolphins fans have to decide how they’ll welcome their former QB. Despite the ugly ending, Wes Goldberg explains why Miami Dolphins fans shouldn’t boo Tua in his return.

But Tua’s situation in Atlanta raises another fascinating question. With Michael Penix Jr. working his way back, could Tua’s starting opportunity already be disappearing? Wes examines Tua’s struggles since leaving Miami and what they might tell us about former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, why Friday night could potentially be Dolphins fans’ final opportunity to see Tua play in Miami.

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3 Things the Miami Dolphins MUST Prove This Season

Episode 17

Thursday, August 27, 2026 • Duration 05:24

The Miami Dolphins rebuild doesn’t need a winning season to prove it’s headed in the right direction. For Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley, success in 2026 should be measured by rookie development, building complete position groups and proving Miami has the right foundational players.

Wes Goldberg explains what he needs to see from the Dolphins this season, starting with a 13-player rookie class that could produce several Week 1 starters. Can Miami solidify its offensive line or linebacker room? And most importantly, can De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson prove they’re legitimate building blocks for the next great Dolphins team?

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How Malik Willis Can Prove He’s the Miami Dolphins Franchise QB

Episode 16

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 • Duration 04:33

Malik Willis has a chance to prove he can be the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback of the future, but passing stats and wins won’t tell the entire story. The Dolphins need Willis to perform in critical situations, establish himself as a leader and develop dangerous chemistry with De’Von Achane.

Wes Goldberg identifies three things he needs to see from Willis this season before buying into him as Miami’s long-term starting quarterback. Can Willis execute on third down, respond under pressure and become a weapon in the Dolphins’ rushing attack? Plus, how should we define success for a rebuilding Dolphins team even if the wins don’t come immediately?

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The Dolphins Have a Backup QB Decision to Make

Episode 15

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 • Duration 06:44

Miami Dolphins QB Cam Miller should be Malik Willis’ backup—and that’s my strongest Dolphins hot take right now. With the Dolphins evaluating their quarterback depth before Week 1, Miller has shown enough improvement to make a legitimate case for Miami’s QB2 job.

Wes Goldberg answers Dolphins mailbag questions, starting with why he believes Miller deserves the backup quarterback role. Plus, how much does it actually matter that Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem spoke to the Dolphins? Wes explains why he’s normally skeptical of motivational speakers—and why conversations with players have changed his mind about the impact someone like Haslem can have.

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36: The INSANE Stat That Explains the Dolphins’ Ugly Loss

Episode 14

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 • Duration 04:03

The Miami Dolphins ran just 36 offensive plays against the New York Giants, and that number explains the biggest problem with their ugly preseason loss. The Dolphins need preseason reps to evaluate their roster, but Miami’s offense couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give players meaningful opportunities.

For the Big Number, Wes Goldberg explains why 36 matters more than the final score. Miami needs to make difficult decisions about the bottom of its 53-man roster, and that requires actual game tape. Against Atlanta, staying on the field could be crucial to getting those evaluations right.

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FRUSTRATION: Do Miami Dolphins Fans Deserve MORE From Preseason?

Episode 13

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 • Duration 06:30

Miami Dolphins fans are fed up after another humiliating preseason blowout, but is the real issue the lack of starter action? Frustration mounts as Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad plays its first home preseason game without giving supporters even a glimpse of stars like Malik Willis and the starting offensive line. Many, especially longtime fans who can only afford preseason tickets, feel shortchanged by seeing only backups on the field.

The debate rages: Are joint practices now more important than preseason games themselves? With key reps happening behind closed doors against the Giants—and with Miami’s lack of roster depth a driving factor—should the NFL reconsider the purpose of both? As regular season approaches, Dolphins fans are left wondering if preseason games are still worth the hype, or if televised joint practices would give them the access and excitement they crave.

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