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May 10, 2021, 10:38 AM EDT Tua Tagovailoa is handling the offseason the right way, according to Brian Flores. | Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images Miami Dolphins second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had to deal with a lot of obstacles as a rookie. He entered the season second on the depth chart behind Ryan Fitzpatrick. He had to fight for the starting gig while working his way back from a devastating, nearly career-ending hip injury. And once he finally won the job, he had to deal with an unusuall...

Mark Brown / Getty Images Sport / Getty The Miami Dolphins will not place their fate next season solely on the shoulders of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Instead, Dolphins head coach Brian Flores is more concerned with Tagovailoa showing improvement ahead of the 2021 campaign. "I never like to put it on one player," Flores told Peter King of NBC Sports. "I think weve got a lot of young players, and were looking for all of those players - as well as really everyone on our team - to improve in a v...

By Wil Leitner Watch Colin Cowherd play the ‘3-word game’ to recap every AFC team’s offseason moves in just three words. (For the NFC click HERE) Buffalo Bills: ‘BILL-DING A JUGGERNAUT’ “They won their first AFC East division title since 1995. Their weakness was a pass rush and they used their first two picks on pass rushers and defensive linemen in the draft.” Miami Dolphins: ‘TUA’S NEW TOYS’ “They don’t know if Tua is going to make it so they have helped him by addin...

Dolphins Mailbag: The Missing Piece, Fuller vs. Waddle, and More Miami Dolphins fans have questions and we try to provide answers Author: From Rick_in_Texas (@Rick_in_TX): Based upon all the recent additions/subtractions - If you had to identify "the" missing piece in our current roster, what would it be? This is the point where Im probably going to get killed for writing this, but the missing piece right now is a franchise quarterback. The hope is that Tua Tagovailoa can become that guy, but h...

Dolphins Play Numbers Game Author: May 7, 2021 The Miami Dolphins took to social media Friday to reveal the jersey numbers of their 2021 newcomers, as well as some changes from last year. The unveiling of the numbers also reflected the new NFL guidelines regarding numbers for different positions. Its under those new guidelines that rookie first-round pick Jaelan Phillips will be able to keep his University of Miami number of 15. It was wide receiver Lynn Bowden Jr. who wore 15 for the Dolphins ...

Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images The Dolphins made it clear that they wanted to get some weapons for Tua Tagovailoa this offseason. They did just that by adding two speedster in Will Fuller and Jaylen Waddle. Adding those two to the receiver room creates a whole new dynamic for the Dolphins offense. With an up and down rookie season, Tua should feel more confident heading into year 2 with his new receivers and offensive scheme. You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s roun...

We heard rumblings about 24 hours before the first round that the Cardinals were likely to take Collins, though he was someone expected to go in the mid-to-late 20’s. Could they have traded back and landed him? Maybe. But his versatility combined with that of Isaiah Simmons and Budda Baker make this a tough defense to play against. Moore makes so much sense in the second round, as we still don’t know if Larry Fitzgerald will return. No matter what, he’s a perfect fit to play the slot in t...

Analysis | The first thing you will notice in most of these videos is Jaylen Waddle’s speed + Mac Jones arm strength = No Bueno. Far too often, the ball would get to Waddle late. Sometimes that would force him to slow down; other times, it would make an easy catch far more difficult than it needs to be. But enough about Mac Jones, let’s talk about the Dolphins newest playmaker. In this video, you can see the different gear that Waddle possesses compared to the rest of the wide receiver cla...

Fantasy Rookie Draft Winners: Steelers Make Najee Harris the Best First Round Pick These rookies landed into great situations for us fantasy fans and Michael Fabiano breaks down their fit & opportunity Author: May 3, 2021 The 2021 NFL Draft is in the books, and we now have a clearer picture of how all 32 rosters are going to look heading into the summer months. That means it’s time for fantasy fans to dig deep into the depth charts and start getting their rankings ready for the upcoming best-...

Rob Schumacher/The Republic via Imagn Content Services, LLC After months spent studying and acquiring players, the next four months will be used to trim rosters and make a few last-minute moves in preparation for the opening day. Of course, one of the biggest moves the Miami Dolphins made in the last 10 years came when the team traded away Laremy Tunsil just days before the 2019 season. With that in mind, it is hard to imagine general manager Chris Grier making any ground-shaking moves between...