Miami Dolphins’ front office future sparks intrigue as fresh GM candidates emerge. Could Jon-Eric Sullivan of the Packers or Josh Williams from the 49ers be the answer to Miami’s search for stability and long-term success? Kyle Crabbs explores the franchise’s power structure with names like Mike McDaniel, Champ Kelly, and Brandon Shore at the center of shifting dynamics. Concerns from past Dolphin front office chaos resurface—will a “three-headed” leadership model create cohesion or chaos in South Beach? Key insights include analysis of Green Bay’s draft-driven approach, San Francisco’s talent pipeline, and what winning down the stretch means for Miami’s decision-making. Kyle Crabbs dissects talent evaluation, cap management, and the risks or rewards of promoting from within versus targeting outside executives. With playoff aspirations hanging in the balance, every move in the Dolphins’ executive suite could shape the future. Will Miami finally break the cycle and build a sustainable winner?

Miami Dolphins face a pivotal crossroads as their general manager search kicks off, aiming for a transformative hire that could shape the franchise’s legacy. Which front office candidate brings the perfect blend of scouting acumen, advanced analytics expertise, and multi-team experience to finally break the playoff drought? Kyle Crabbs examines top contenders like Will McClay, Ray Agnew, Dawn Aponte, and Jon-Eric Sullivan, emphasizing the importance of diverse backgrounds, connections, and understanding Miami’s unique culture. Kyle spotlights critical criteria for GM success: player evaluation, quarterback draft history, organizational ties, and proven process over raw results. Can the Dolphins find a leader who balances grit, innovation, and strategic vision—while redefining roster building and salary cap management? With Miami’s championship aspirations hanging in the balance, Locked On Dolphins offers a must-hear breakdown of key names, hidden variables, and what it’ll take to build a sustainable winner in South Florida.

Miami Dolphins prepare for a roster overhaul with a bold 2026 NFL Mock Draft. Could Francis Mauigoa’s arrival finally solidify the offensive line and drive a new team identity under Mike McDaniel? Key defensive picks like Quincy Rhodes Jr. and Julian Neal promise to bring physicality and versatility to a defense facing tough questions after major departures. Kyle Crabbs breaks down every selection. Quarterback speculation heats up, with Arkansas’ Taylen Green entering the conversation, and the Dolphins’ evolving draft strategy takes center stage. With pressing concerns at cornerback, pass rush, and long-term offensive stability, is Miami setting the foundation for lasting success, or risking another turbulent reset? Dive into the scouting insights, contract decisions, and the critical choices shaping Miami’s 2026 outlook.

Celebrate Victory Monday with Kyle Crabbs on Locked On Dolphins! Fresh off a back-to-back win, Kyle breaks down everything you need to know from the Dolphins’ hard-fought victory over Washington. Dive deep into Mike McDaniel’s post-game insights about handling the bye week, the young roster's development, and what this momentum means for the rest of the season. Kyle explores standout rookie performances, the dominance of the gap scheme run game, and honest takes on the good, the bad, and the ugly—featuring thoughts on Jaylen Waddle, JuJu Brents’ unfortunate injury, and the ongoing struggles of Cole Strange. Plus, get analysis on Miami’s pass rush and what roster moves could be looming with the bye week here. If you love everything Miami Dolphins and want sharp, authentic takes, hit subscribe and join Kyle every day for new insights and unmatched Dolphins coverage!

Miami Dolphins 16 Washington Commanders 13 (OT) 'LIVE' Instant Reaction from former Miami Dolphins Defensive Tackle Jeff “Z” Zgonina, Locked On Dolphins Host Kyle Crabbs and Dolphins POSTCAST Host Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber. Jack Jones intercepted Marcus Mariotta on the 1st play of overtime, De’Von Achane ran the ball into field goal range, and Riley Patterson’s 29-yard field goal gave the Miami Dolphins a hard-fought 16-13 OT win over the Washington Commanders in the first ever NFL regular-season game in Spain, played at Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. The ‘W’ is Miami’s 2nd straight win and their 3rd in the last 4 games, improving their record to 4-7 heading into their bye week.

Prepare for Week 11 as the Miami Dolphins face off against the Washington Commanders in Madrid! Kyle Crabbs breaks down the final injury reports, including late-week surprises and updates on key starters for both teams. He also highlights standout coverage from local Miami media who made the trip to Spain, and shares an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Champ Kelly’s perspective on roster management and potential GM moves. In this episode, you'll get: Injury updates for both Dolphins and Commanders—including who’s in, who’s out, and what it means for game day Insights from David Furones' story on interim GM Champ Kelly, and what Kelly’s approach could mean for Miami’s future Discussion about the Dolphins’ chance to help make NFL history on Sunday What to expect from the Dolphins’ offense and defense after their recent strong performances If you want up-to-the-minute Dolphins analysis, smart takes on team management, and all the latest from Madrid, you won’t want to miss this episode.

Get ready for a historic NFL showdown! On this episode of Crossover Thursday, Kyle Crabbs (Locked On Dolphins) and David Harrison (Locked On Commanders) break down the first-ever NFL game in Spain, featuring the Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders. Dive deep into all the key matchups, coaching storylines, and personnel updates—like Tyreek Hill’s injury and Dan Quinn taking over defensive play-calling for Washington. The guys discuss: How Miami’s run game is surging at the perfect time The impact of injuries on both sides, including key Commanders missing from the lineup Why turnovers could be the X-factor in this international clash How each team can come away with a W in Spain Looking for keys to victory, inside analysis, and player-focused storylines? You’ll get expert insight on everything from secondary struggles to explosive playmakers and the chess match between opposing coaches.

Welcome to another episode of Locked On Dolphins! Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down all the latest Miami Dolphins news as the team starts to get healthy for their critical stretch run in 2025. Dive in for updates on key player injuries and returns, including big names like Chop Robinson and Austin Jackson. Kyle Crabbs discusses the emerging leadership and production of Jaylen Waddle as the Dolphins' primary receiver, with insights from both Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa. Plus, get a preview of the upcoming matchup against a banged-up Washington Commanders squad, analysis on the Dolphins’ tackling improvements, and more Dolphins odds & ends. Whether you’re an Everydayer or just tuning in, this is your go-to spot for all things Dolphins—your team every day!

Miami Dolphins Squad Show with former Dolphins’ DT Jeff Zgonina, Locked On Dolphins Host Kyle Crabbs and Jim Gries

On this episode of Locked On Dolphins, Kyle Crabbs breaks down the latest in-season front office shakeups for the Miami Dolphins. After the departure of longtime GM Chris Grier, the Dolphins organization continues to see significant changes, including the exit of co-directors of player personnel Adam Engroff and Anthony Hunt. Kyle Crabbs dives into what these moves mean for the team's structure, the transition of power to interim GM Champ Kelly, and what history tells us about Kelly's role during organizational overhauls. Later in the show, he talks about a key defensive lineup change he'd like to see moving forward, specifically advocating for more playing time for young cornerback JuJu Brents. The episode also features insightful discussion on roster building, college and pro scouting processes, and what’s next for Miami as they head toward Week 11.

Miami Dolphins stun Buffalo Bills 30-13, breaking years of divisional dominance. Can this young roster sustain the momentum? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins' most convincing victory over Buffalo in recent memory, highlighting Bradley Chubb's career-best 10 pressures and Miami's commitment to running the football with 32 attempts for 197 yards. The analysis covers the defense holding Josh Allen in check despite missing key players, De'Von Achane's explosive 225-yard performance, and the significant contributions from rookies Jason Marshall, Dante Trader. Key topics include the team's measured response following GM Chris Grier's dismissal, Anthony Weaver's defensive scheme trending upward with young talent, and upcoming narrative-busting opportunities against Washington, New Orleans, and a critical Monday Night Football showdown at Pittsburgh. The discussion examines whether this performance represents a turning point or simply a bright spot in a challenging 3-7 season. Discover how Miami's young, cost-controlled roster could reshape the franchise's future trajectory.

Miami Dolphins 30 Buffalo Bills 13 De'Von Achane put up 225 all-purpose yards and scored on touchdown runs of 59 and 35 yards in the 4th quarter, the Miami defense held the Bills scoreless for 3 quarters and forced 3 turnovers- including an interception and a fumble by Josh Allen, and the Dolphins played with the most heart and passion we've seen all season in an electrifying 30-13 win over the Buffalo Bills at Hard Rock Stadium, their 1st over the Bills since January of 2021.

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross faces the most critical decision of his tenure: hiring football operations leadership that understands the franchise's championship heritage. Will the next GM embrace the toughness and physicality that defined Don Shula's dynasty, or continue chasing high-flying schemes that ignore South Florida's winning formula? Kyle Crabbs breaks down why this hire must connect to the Dolphins' cultural DNA, examining the common thread between Miami's greatest teams across all sports. The discussion covers the Tanner Connor release and what it reveals about player development failures, the tight end position's ongoing struggles, and the crucial 60-day window where college quarterbacks like Ty Simpson, Drew Allar, and Carson Beck will declare for the draft. Crabbs analyzes how NIL money complicates draft projections and why the Dolphins' top-five pick could reshape the franchise's future.

Buffalo Bills face Miami Dolphins in a Week 10 divisional clash that could define both teams' seasons. With the Dolphins at 2-7 and reeling from GM Chris Grier's departure, organizational upheaval meets Buffalo's post-bye momentum. Kyle Crabbs and Joe Marino break down critical matchups, including rookie cornerback Maxwell Harrison's first divisional test against Jaylen Waddle, James Cook's explosive rushing against Miami's struggling second-level defense, and how Aaron Brewer's unique blocking ability could unlock the Dolphins' ground game. The hosts analyze Josh Allen's record-setting efficiency against Kansas City, Miami's blitz-heavy approach from their Week 3 meeting, and why the Dolphins must abandon their pass-happy identity to stay competitive. With Mike McDaniel coaching for his future and Buffalo's defensive line depleted by injuries, both teams face strategic crossroads at Hard Rock Stadium. Discover the keys to victory for both AFC East rivals and why Miami's survival depends on controlling tempo against a Bills team built for track meets.

Miami Dolphins trade Jaelan Phillips for a third-round pick as the franchise shifts into evaluation mode. Was this the right move, or should interim GM Champ Kelly have executed a bigger teardown at the deadline? Kyle Crabbs breaks down why the Dolphins held firm on Bradley Chubb and Jaylen Waddle, analyzes the Andre Carter II signing from the Detroit Lions practice squad, and delivers injury updates on James Daniels, Austin Jackson, and the controversial Liam Eichenberg situation. The centerpiece is a comprehensive roster evaluation identifying which players are long-term solutions versus problems—from Aaron Brewer's elite center play and De'Von Achane's three-down value to a secondary in desperate need of rebuilding. Jordyn Brooks emerges as the defensive anchor, while approximately 40% of the current roster earns keeper status for the franchise's future. Discover which Miami Dolphins players are building blocks for the rebuild and which need to be replaced this offseason.

The Miami Dolphins (2-7) are coming off the trade deadline and the firing of General Manager Chris Grier, ready to welcome the Buffalo Bills (6-2) to Hard Rock Stadium this Sunday. With the trade deadline past and Jaelan Phillips the only trade they made, the guys give their thoughts on the move and lack of other deals made. Miami is a 9.5 point underdog against a Bills team they have played well against in recent matchups. How will they respond coming back after their complete meltdown in the 28-6 home loss to the Baltimore Ravens?

Miami Dolphins miss critical opportunity at trade deadline despite Bradley Chubb's mounting contract concerns. Should they have followed the Jets' aggressive rebuild blueprint? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins' decision to trade Jalen Phillips while declining offers for Jaylen Waddle and Bradley Chubb. The analysis reveals Chubb's complex contract situation—over $20 million in 2026 salary with significant incentive money at stake—and why Miami's inaction represents a missed chance to clear salary. The episode contrasts this approach with the New York Jets' dramatic teardown, trading Sauce Gardner to Indianapolis and Quinnen Williams to Dallas for multiple first-round picks. Crabbs examines the AFC East rebuild race, 2026-2027 draft positioning, and why the Dolphins now have less draft capital than division rivals heading into crucial offseason decisions. Discover why Miami's conservative deadline strategy could impact their competitive timeline through 2027.

Kyle Crabbs breaks down why the Dolphins dealt their productive edge rusher despite paying a portion of his salary to facilitate the move. The analysis reveals shocking statistics: Miami now has five top-100 picks in 2026—one less than they made in the previous four drafts combined. The discussion covers the catastrophic asset management under the previous regime, why this "bad medicine" is necessary despite Phillips' recent strong play, and how the Chase Young trade provides historical context for the return value. Key topics include potential moves involving Minkah Fitzpatrick and Tua Tagovailoa's uncertain future after reports suggest he could be benched this season. Crabbs examines why the Dolphins must resist free agency shortcuts, embrace a proper rebuild through draft capital, and potentially face record-breaking dead cap money in 2026. Discover why this trade signals a fundamental shift in Miami's approach to roster construction.

Miami Dolphins fire General Manager Chris Grier after disastrous 2-7 start. Kyle Crabbs breaks down the shocking organizational shake-up, examining Grier's personnel failures and lack of conviction that left the roster without identity. The discussion covers Champ Kelly's unique qualifications as interim GM, Mike McDaniel's uncertain future, and Stephen Ross's rare public statement demanding immediate accountability. Key topics include the upcoming trade deadline implications with Matthew Judon, Bradley Chubb, and Rasul Douglas as potential trade candidates, the critical importance of organizational alignment in the next GM hire, and how every player and coach is now auditioning for the incoming leadership. Will McDaniel survive the season? Can the Dolphins extract value at the trade deadline? Discover what this foundational shift means.