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Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider doesn't make many mistakes, but one player that was allowed to walk away is now a star for the Dolphins.

The 2026 season is about to officially begin as players report to training camp. With expectations at an all-time low, excitement is beginning to increase.

When training camp begins, the Miami Dolphins fanbase may stop worrying about one position that so far has been deemed the worst on the roster.

The Miami Dolphins roster will go through incredible positional battles, but one unit won't see any real competition despite potentially being the best.

Former Miami Dolphins guard Cole Strange is drawing bust predictions with the Chargers, making Miami's swap for Jamaree Salyer look even smarter.

Bills Jeremy Fowler had Bills RB James Cook listed among his top running backs in the league: "He has a three-down skill set, pass-game value, inside run ability and a speed threat on the outside,"

Patrick Paul calls Malik Willis one of the NFL's best-kept secrets and raves about Jeff Hafley's energy. Early signs for the Miami Dolphins are encouraging.

There hasn't been a ton of optimism surrounding Malik Willis and his chances of succeeding with the Miami Dolphins, and it doesn't seem like that will change.

According to ESPN, Aaron Brewer is finally getting recognition after an All-Pro campaign for the Miami Dolphins last season.

Editor's note: This article was initially published on May 14 Kenny Moore II is on to new beginnings. The Colts granted Moore's request for a release following the draft. Moore originally requested a trade, but ...