Locked On Dolphins - Daily Podcast On The Miami Dolphins

Miami Dolphins crush trade speculation, lock in linebacker Jordyn Brooks with a new extension—leaving fans and rival teams searching for answers. Could Tyrel Dodson be the next hot commodity on the trade block? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami's linebacker depth, spotlighting Tyrell Dodson's value, contract year status, and fit in Jeff Hafley’s evolving defensive system. Exploring recent NFL trades and league trends, Crabbs evaluates potential landing spots like the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Los Angeles Chargers. Key talking points include Jacob Rodriguez’s opportunity to make an impact, the green dot responsibilities, and how Miami could maximize roster value amid a youth movement. With trade compensation predictions and team needs analyzed, the episode asks: Should the Dolphins cash in on Dotson or rely on their emerging rookie talent to step up?

Transcribed - Published: 23 July 2026

The Miami Dolphins officially enter training camp after making one of the biggest moves of the offseason, signing All-Pro linebacker Jordyn Brooks to a new extension and locking up the final piece of Jon-Eric Sullivan’s three-player foundation. On this week’s Dolphins Squad, Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down what Brooks’ extension means for the future, which rookies are ready to make an immediate impact, why Miami’s young core is earning national respect, and the biggest stories from around the NFL as training camp officially begins.

Transcribed - Published: 22 July 2026

Miami Dolphins slash their looming void year debt, signaling a bold new direction. Offseason contract extensions for De'Von Achane, Jordyn Brooks, and Aaron Brewer, plus the departure of veterans like Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, and Tua Tagovailoa, have propelled Miami from the NFL's sixth-highest in deferred debt to 22nd, with less than $30 million remaining. Is this the end of Miami’s financial “boogeyman” and the dawn of smarter team-building? Kyle Crabbs breaks down how the Dolphins’ strategic use of void years, targeted contract extensions, and fiscal discipline could reshape their roster for long-term sustainability. Key topics include Austin Jackson’s outsized cap impact, a debate over paying premium versus non-premium positions, and whether Miami's new approach gives the franchise a competitive edge. Plus, updates on rookie Chris Bell’s injury status and what’s next as training camp kicks off.

Transcribed - Published: 22 July 2026

The Miami Dolphins have agreed to terms on a three-year, $51.3M contract extension with All-Pro linebacker Jordyn Brooks, per reports. What we know, where the dollars fall, and how the bridge was paved as the Dolphins lock in another one of their roster cornerstones and team leaders.

Transcribed - Published: 21 July 2026

Could Jordan Whitehead be the missing piece for the Miami Dolphins safety room after his medical clearance? With training camp rookie report day in full swing and the veterans set to arrive soon, speculation heats up as Kyle Crabbs breaks down why Whitehead’s alignment versatility and experience could make him an ideal fit for Jeff Hafley’s defensive scheme. The discussion spotlights Whitehead’s journey back from injury, his multi-role production with the Buccaneers and Jets, and the current landscape of Miami’s safety room featuring Dante Trader, Zayne Anderson, and Michael Taaffe. Salary cap concerns, offseason roster strategy, and the Dolphins’ approach to balancing long-term growth versus immediate competitiveness take center stage. Kyle Crabbs addresses hot-button topics, from Stefon Diggs rumors to the challenges posed by the practice squad budget and injury planning, all while previewing what to watch for as veterans report and potential PUP list designations are announced. Will Miami’s youth movement deliver, or is a key veteran addition still on the horizon?

Transcribed - Published: 21 July 2026

Miami Dolphins will churn the bottom of the roster. Could familiar faces like Bo Melton, Ty'Ron Hopper, or Jonathan Ford join forces with Jeff Hafley in Miami? Kyle Crabbs spotlights connections to the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans, breaking down which bubble players—with ties to the Dolphins’ staff—might give the roster a needed jolt. Position battles heat up at wide receiver, linebacker, offensive line, and tight end, with potential reunions centered on Cade Stover, Brevin Jordan, Donovan Jennings, and Juice Scruggs. The episode also features a compelling quote from Chris Johnson, revealing why Miami’s new regime is banking on players who embrace the process over the result. With high-stakes evaluations and roster churning in focus, can the Dolphins’ new approach finally unlock lasting consistency?

Transcribed - Published: 20 July 2026

Kyle Crabbs scrutinizes ESPN’s latest analysis, questioning if players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De’Von Achane truly receive the respect—and trade value—they deserve. With Patrick Paul, Kadyn Proctor, and Kenneth Grant highlighted, the conversation sparks debate about positional value, youth, and potential trade assets for the Dolphins’ future. Diving deeper, Kyle Crabbs spotlights Aaron Brewer’s candid take on the culture within the Miami Dolphins locker room, exploring the impact of accountability, leadership, and supreme confidence on the team’s long-term success. Can the Dolphins blend the right personalities to build a sustainable winning environment? Don’t miss this sharp breakdown of Miami’s most valuable players and the mindset required to elevate the franchise.

Transcribed - Published: 17 July 2026

Miami Dolphins face a defining crossroads as Jeff Hafley’s defense introduces two crucial X factors for 2026. Can Trey Moore or Willie Gay thrive in the pivotal Sam linebacker role, transforming Hafley’s tactical flexibility between 4-3 and 3-4 fronts? Kyle Crabbs spotlights how this hybrid position could unlock front-seven ambiguity and mask roster inexperience, especially as edge rush and secondary depth remain question marks. The episode explores how Hafley’s quarters coverage—crafted to outsmart heavy offensive sets—might alleviate Miami’s concerns about their safety group, including Dante Trader and Michael Taaffe. Insights from Cody Alexander’s scheme analysis raise the stakes: will Miami’s defensive coaches stay ahead of the league’s evolving trends? Plus, Kyle Crabbs shares a must-hear evaluation of Oregon QB Dante Moore as a top NFL Draft name Dolphins fans need on their radar.

Transcribed - Published: 16 July 2026

Training camp is almost here, and the biggest question surrounding the Miami Dolphins may be their young secondary. Can Jeff Hafley develop one of the NFL’s least experienced defensive back groups into a winning unit? Should Miami still pursue a veteran corner? And what should realistic expectations be in Year 1 under Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley? Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins analyst Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina for another episode of Dolphins Squad as they break down the biggest stories surrounding the Dolphins heading into training camp.

Transcribed - Published: 15 July 2026

Did the Dolphins pull off the NFL’s biggest heist? Despite league executives ranking Waddle just 25th among wide receivers, Kyle Crabbs argues Miami extracted maximum value by landing Chris Johnson, Chris Bell, and Trey Moore in the aftermath. How will these new additions fuel the Dolphins’ rebuild, and did they outplay the Eagles’ deal for A.J. Brown? Spotlights linebacker Jordyn Brooks, now rated the NFL’s 7th-best LB and 67th overall player in ESPN polls, drawing bold comparisons to Demario Davis. The episode also questions Miami’s approach to free agency, exploring bargain options at wide receiver, safety, and cornerback that could have addressed roster gaps. With 2026 training camp just weeks away, are the Dolphins’ recent moves enough to spark a turnaround, or were there missed opportunities that could haunt them this season?

Transcribed - Published: 15 July 2026

Miami Dolphins fans face a complex legacy: Can Chris Grier’s final draft classes rewrite a silver lining? Kyle Crabbs explores whether recent picks like Patrick Paul, Kenneth Grant, Jordan Phillips, and De'Von Achane can provide a silver lining to years of draft struggles and missed playoff glory. With the Dolphins entering the Jon-Eric Sullivan era, the pressure is on for homegrown talent and key free-agent additions like Jordan Brooks and Aaron Brewer to stabilize a roster plagued by high turnover. Key discussion points center on Miami’s rebuilding challenges from 2019 to 2025, the future of contributors such as Chop Robinson and Dante Trader, and the importance of developing six-plus reliable starters from the 2024 and 2025 NFL Draft classes. Can this new batch of Dolphins help the team break the cycle of mediocrity?

Transcribed - Published: 14 July 2026

Miami Dolphins overhaul offensive line after alarming run-game struggles. Can new faces turn the tide and fuel a postseason push? Kyle Crabbs exposes the root causes behind Miami’s 91 negative runs in 2025—fourth-most in the NFL—including missed assignments from Cole Strange, Jonah Savaiinaea, and Larry Borom. He breaks down eye-opening statistics, reveals how play design and motion impacted blocking, and highlights Aaron Brewer’s All-Pro efficiency in avoiding costly mistakes. Discover how midseason improvements from rookies like Savaiinaea and Patrick Paul hint at brighter days ahead, while new additions aim to remedy last season’s woes. The discussion spotlights the significance of scheme changes, the need for consistent performance from starters like Austin Jackson, and the critical role of the run game in the Dolphins’ playoff ambitions. Will Miami finally escape drive-killing negative plays and run with the NFL’s elite?

Transcribed - Published: 13 July 2026

Miami Dolphins’ offensive line shatters offseason norms as Patrick Paul’s relentless work ethic—plus his bold smack talk, even targeting Myles Garrett—sets a new tone for team culture. Could this unyielding drive spark a breakthrough year for the Dolphins’ youthful roster and change their national perception? Kyle Crabbs spotlights the entire O-line’s decision to stay in Miami for extra workouts, highlighting the squad’s grit and unity. Insightful interviews with Dante Trader and seasoned voices like Jason Taylor tackle Miami’s push to shed its “soft and pretty” reputation, while national analysts project steep challenges ahead. Can the Dolphins’ gritty mentality and emerging stars defy bleak expectations and carve out surprise victories in the upcoming NFL season?

Transcribed - Published: 10 July 2026

Miami Dolphins fans fired up after ESPN names Patrick Paul as the team’s breakout player—but is it an underhanded compliment? Kyle Crabbs questions whether Paul truly fits the “breakout” label after his stellar season replacing Terron Armstead, ranking among the NFL’s top tackles in pass block efficiency and pressures allowed. Did ESPN overlook Paul’s actual breakout year by making him the headline for 2026? Attention shifts to Malik Willis, a potential X-factor at quarterback. Can Willis deliver game-changing production with his dual-threat ability and cement himself as Miami’s long-term starter? Kyle Crabbs outlines realistic stat lines for Willis, weighs roster expectations, and spotlights rookie contributors like Greg Dulcich and Chop Robinson. Examining future draft scenarios, he teases the tantalizing prospect of landing Ohio State phenom Jeremiah Smith. With youthful energy surging through the roster, are the Miami Dolphins primed for an explosive new era?

Transcribed - Published: 9 July 2026

The Miami Dolphins are inching closer to training camp, and this week’s Dolphins Squad dives into one of the biggest questions facing the team: is the offensive line finally ready to become a strength? Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down Miami’s roster, ESPN’s latest offseason grades, the Dolphins’ offensive line expectations, camp battles, Malik Willis, Brandon Aiyuk rumors, and the biggest stories from around the NFL. Plus, we open the show with a little fun reacting to the wild finish in the Club World Cup before diving into everything Dolphins. #MiamiDolphins #FinsUp #Dolphins #NFL #KyleCrabbs #JeffZgonina #MalikWillis #TrainingCamp #BobbySlowik

Transcribed - Published: 8 July 2026

Miami Dolphins’ offensive line faces heavy scrutiny as preseason rankings put them near the bottom—but is the consensus underrating this revamped unit? Are analysts overlooking breakout talent Patrick Paul and all-pro center Aaron Brewer’s impact on 2026 expectations? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins’ offensive line projections, challenging the logic behind listings that rank Miami 30th out of 32 NFL teams. The conversation spotlights the additions of rookies and quality depth options, Austin Jackson’s health, and the potential game-changing signing of Brady Christensen. Key topics include last year’s sack rate, the impact of quarterback and scheme changes, and whether upgraded interior play could spark a top-tier run game. Can the Dolphins silence critics and emerge as a top-15 offensive line, or does Miami risk another frustrating season in the trenches? Don’t miss this sharp analysis of a unit hungry for respect.

Transcribed - Published: 8 July 2026

Miami Dolphins' defense faces a pivotal season—can rising stars and new additions outperform last year’s underwhelming unit? Kyle Crabbs breaks down each defensive position group, spotlighting Zach Sieler, Kenneth Grant, and Jordan Phillips in the trenches, along with questions swirling around pass rushers like Chop Robinson. Confidence runs high for the defensive line and linebackers, especially with Jordan Brooks anchoring the middle, but uncertainty clouds the secondary as rookies Chris Johnson and Dante Trader Jr. look to fill major shoes. Statistical realities from 2025 loom large: a bottom-tier ranking in points allowed and yards per play set the bar for improvement. Plus, find out why Sean Payton secures a spot on Miami’s villain list after nearly orchestrating a Bill Belichick takeover in Denver—potentially threatening Don Shula’s all-time win record. Can head coach Jeff Hafley’s young defense seize the moment and change the narrative this year?

Transcribed - Published: 7 July 2026

Miami Dolphins reshape future with bold contract strategies—are rookie deals the true key to sustainable success? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami’s surprising approach to contract guarantees, spotlighting major extensions for Malik Willis, De'Von Achane, and Aaron Brewer. Despite recent big-money deals, only rookies like Kenneth Grant, Kadyn Proctor, and Chris Johnson carry fully guaranteed 2028 salaries, giving the front office invaluable roster flexibility. Insights include why Jordyn Brooks’ negotiations remain unfinished and how rookie contracts can transform Miami’s salary cap dynamics. Other highlights include De'Von Achane’s top-10 NFL running back ranking, veteran signings shaking up the secondary, and what these moves mean for the Dolphins’ rebuild timeline. From contract structures to compensatory pick implications, this episode unpacks how Miami’s evolving strategy could redefine their path to contention.

Transcribed - Published: 6 July 2026

Miami Dolphins make waves with the full details of Aaron Brewer’s $52.5M contract extension—what does this mean for long-term flexibility? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Brewer’s new deal, analyzing salary cap implications, cash flow triggers, and Miami’s strategic approach to guarantees. With careful cash structuring, is the Dolphins’ front office setting a blueprint for future deals? Key discussion points include Brewer's ranking among NFL centers for upcoming seasons, the impact of roster bonuses versus signing bonuses, and parallels to De’Von Achane’s extension. Kyle Crabbs explores how Brandon Shore’s consistent philosophy shapes Miami’s financial future, raising questions about possible contract hurdles for Jordyn Brooks. Can Miami maintain cap health while extending its core? Get the full salary cap analysis and what this signals for the Dolphins’ ambitions in the AFC.

Transcribed - Published: 3 July 2026

Miami Dolphins shake up their offensive identity—can a revamped ground game and rising quarterback talent spark a turnaround? Kyle Crabbs breaks out the confidence meter, rating each position group and predicting improvements at quarterback, running back, tight end, and across a retooled offensive line. Will Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers, and a deeper backfield led by De’Von Achane deliver more explosive plays and limit costly turnovers? Or will concerns at wide receiver hold the team back? Key topics include Tua Tagovailoa’s regression, expectations for Greg Dulcich’s role at tight end, and the question marks surrounding the receiving corps after Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. Kyle Crabbs also tackles stats on giveaways, sack rates, and Miami’s run-heavy shift under new leadership. Does this new approach give the Dolphins an edge in the AFC East, or will offensive growing pains define 2026?

Transcribed - Published: 2 July 2026

The Miami Dolphins are entering the final stretch before training camp, and the biggest questions surrounding the roster are starting to come into focus. Are the Dolphins finally ready to take the next step under Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan? Are the linebackers one of the team’s biggest strengths? Should Miami still pursue another veteran receiver like Brandon Aiyuk, or trust the young talent already on the roster? Jim “Gries” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina for another episode of Dolphins Squad as they break down the biggest Dolphins storylines heading into training camp.

Transcribed - Published: 1 July 2026

Miami Dolphins face a true test of coaching innovation as Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik step into pivotal roles for the 2026 season. With nearly half the roster comprised of first- and second-year players, unproven draft picks like Kyle Louis and Trey Moore, and major contracts invested in departed stars, standard metrics won’t shed the whole story. Can Hafley unlock the full potential of his tweener defenders and keep the defense disciplined amid growing pains? Kyle Crabbs examines how Miami’s offensive success will hinge on maximizing De'Von Achane’s unique skillset, strategic deployment of Aaron Brewer, and harnessing Malik Willis’s mobility. Attention centers on finding creative schemes, minimizing costly penalties, and ensuring strong finishes—lessons drawn from recent NFL rebuilds. Which coaches will rise above expectations and set the foundation for the Dolphins’ future, regardless of the early win-loss record? Don’t miss this breakdown of Miami’s evolving blueprint for long-term success.

Transcribed - Published: 1 July 2026

Miami Dolphins fans brace for a potential quarterback shakeup: Could Malik Willis be the next _____? Kyle Crabbs examines what success might look like if Willis breaks out in 2026, comparing possible trajectories to standout rookie seasons from QBs like Russell Wilson and Dak Prescott. With Miami’s roster in transition and the offense expected to lean heavily on the run game, are Dolphins fans ready for a Wilson-like game manager with dual-threat upside? Crabbs dissects key stats, play styles, and the importance of building around a young quarterback, highlighting how Miami’s skill group mirrors the Seahawks’ 2012 roster and Cowboys’ 2016 approach. Big questions loom: Can a run-first strategy and disciplined defense set Willis up for a breakout year? Will Willis’s arm strength and mobility draw more comparisons to Jaden Daniels, Lamar Jackson, or is rookie Russell Wilson the blueprint? Tune in for a fresh analysis of the Miami Dolphins’ path forward.

Transcribed - Published: 30 June 2026

Miami Dolphins face tough roster decisions as training camp looms. Can Kyle Crabbs’ 53-man projection forecast surprise standouts or hidden vulnerabilities on this evolving squad? Kyle Crabbs breaks down every position battle, spotlighting names like Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers, Chop Robinson, Chris Bell, and rookie corner Chris Johnson. Discussions include the impact of cutting to two quarterbacks, major changes at running back, the uncertainty surrounding the edge rusher group, and special teams competition between Zane Gonzalez and Riley Patterson. Inside, Crabbs weighs the pros and cons of carrying extra rookie contracts and questions whether key position groups like linebacker and cornerback can deliver sustained defensive excellence. Which young talents will seize their moment, and could waiver-wire finds reshape the Dolphins’ depth chart before Week 1?

Transcribed - Published: 29 June 2026

Miami Dolphins’ 2026 draft class set to shake up the depth chart—will Kadyn Proctor move beyond left guard and Chris Johnson lead the secondary in turnovers? Kyle Crabbs fires off bold predictions for each rookie, breaking down positional battles and snap count projections that could alter Miami’s strategy in the AFC East. Get insights on Jacob Rodriguez potentially starting all season at linebacker, Caleb Douglas emerging as a vertical threat, and Will Kacmarek boosting a top-10 12 personnel package. The episode also examines Chris Bell’s injury impact, Kevin Coleman’s quest for most rookie receptions, and special teams roles for Michael Taft. Can Trey Moore’s pass rush create new defensive wrinkles? Which newcomers will crack the final roster, and who might wait on the practice squad? Tune in for a comprehensive forecast on how Miami’s next wave of talent could make or break the season.

Transcribed - Published: 26 June 2026

Miami Dolphins confront harsh truths after years of high expectations and missed opportunities. Is complacency the hidden culprit derailing their Super Bowl dreams? Kyle Crabbs scrutinizes the 2022–2026 Dolphins’ rise and fall, spotlighting candid interviews where former players like Raheem Mostert and Erik Ezukanma cite team-wide complacency. With star contracts for Tyreek Hill, a memorable 70-point explosion against the Broncos, and locker room dynamics under coach Mike McDaniel, has Miami valued individual accolades over building true championship culture? Key topics include the evolving roles of young receivers like Tutu Atwell and Jalen Tolbert, tight end Greg Dulcich’s contract outlook, and why recognizing hungry, motivated talent might finally turn the tide. Kyle Crabbs breaks down pivotal issues from front office missteps to underperforming roster depth, and previews Miami’s impact on this year’s NFL Top 100 list. Can the Dolphins shed complacency and reclaim their contender status?

Transcribed - Published: 25 June 2026

The Miami Dolphins are heading into training camp with some of the biggest questions on the roster still unanswered. Who replaces Tyreek Hill’s production? Is Greg Dulcich becoming one of the most important weapons in Miami’s offense? And should Jordyn Brooks be the next player the Dolphins lock up long-term after his All-Pro season? This week on Dolphins Squad, Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and Jessica Nina to break down the biggest storylines surrounding the Dolphins as they enter the heart of the offseason.

Transcribed - Published: 24 June 2026

Miami Dolphins’ 2025 draft class faces bold expectations as rookies vie for key roles and redefine the team’s future. Can Kenneth Grant notch five sacks from the interior and will Jonah Savaiinaea slash his pressures allowed to anchor the offensive line? The conversation focused on each pick’s development, with intriguing predictions for Jordan Phillips' consistent impact at nose tackle, Jason Marshall’s path to six starts at cornerback, and Dante Trader’s long-term starting potential. The discussion explored Ollie Gordon’s role as the low red zone back and whether Quinn Ewers will see the field due to injury rather than coaching choice. Several points were raised, including Zeek Biggers’ projected reps as a base end and updates on Greg Dulcich’s offseason at Tight End University. The episode also tackled the Brendan Sorsby supplemental draft saga and its fallout. Will Miami’s revamped rookie class rise to the challenge and stabilize the franchise?

Transcribed - Published: 24 June 2026

Miami Dolphins face a pivotal roster reality as only a handful of draft picks remain from before 2025—can this core rewrite the franchise’s fortunes? Kyle Crabbs delivers bold predictions for every surviving pick, spotlighting Chop Robinson’s quest for production, Patrick Paul’s potential ascent into the NFL’s top-paid tackles, and Devon Achane’s historic push up the Dolphins’ all-time rushing list. Key segments evaluate Jaylen Wright’s shot at increased touchdown production, Malik Washington’s emerging role as a chain mover, and whether Tajh Washington or Cam Goode can crack the active roster. The analysis weighs the impact of injuries, looming contract years for Austin Jackson, and the team’s urgency to build through the draft. Are the Miami Dolphins set for a breakthrough or more growing pains? Discover which young playmakers could shape Miami’s NFL trajectory.

Transcribed - Published: 23 June 2026

Miami Dolphins undergo massive roster overhaul, parting ways with 60% of last season’s core—including Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Tua Tagovailoa, and Minkah Fitzpatrick. With Mike McDaniel's “45% turnover” mantra again a reality, fans are left to wonder: can the new nucleus of draft picks and young talent create the stability this franchise desperately seeks? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins’ historic shakeup, examining Chris Grier’s building philosophy, key salary cap decisions, and Jon-Eric Sullivan’s draft-centric rebuild. Insightful analysis covers standout departures, the challenges of team culture, and the future roles for rookies like Malik Washington and Chop Robinson. Can Miami’s fresh faces rise to the occasion, or will roster volatility keep them chasing the AFC East elite? Dive into the numbers, projections, and what this dramatic shift means for the Dolphins’ chances in the coming NFL season.

Transcribed - Published: 22 June 2026

Miami Dolphins ramp up their run game ambitions for 2026, but will explosive talents like Jaylen Wright and De'Von Achane finally get the touches they deserve? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins' plans to reshape their rushing attack, spotlighting Wright’s confidence and home-run speed, Achane’s potential workhorse role, and new wrinkles with power back Ollie Gordon. Could Miami’s offense reach the next level by balancing jaw-dropping speed with greater consistency and ball security? Key topics include Mike McDaniel’s shifting run-pass ratio, eye-popping yards per attempt stats, and why negative runs and costly penalties still sabotage drive sustainment. Crabbs examines how Miami stacks up against the NFL’s top rushing teams, explores quarterback run game possibilities, and asks if the Dolphins can finally string together enough plays to control games. Will Miami’s backfield breakout—or will offensive miscues hold them back yet again?

Transcribed - Published: 19 June 2026

There's a new guy along the Miami Dolphins offensive line. Get to know offensive tackle Gottlieb Ayedze and his path to the NFL. Plus, one of the best "uniform guys" in NFL coverage has some informed speculation that would be a welcomed change for many, MANY Miami Dolphins fans. And, finally, there's some new information afoot about QB Brendan Sorsby's leap to the NFL. It implicates all 32 teams, including the Dolphins.

Transcribed - Published: 18 June 2026

Miami Dolphins roster battles heat up as contract guarantees reveal hidden favorites and true cut candidates. Who really has job security heading into the 2026 NFL season? Host Kyle Crabbs examines big commitments to players like Jalen Tolbert, Greg Dulcich, and Josh Uche, while veterans such as Jordyn Brooks, Tyrel Dodson, and JuJu Brents face uncertain futures with zero guaranteed money on the books. The conversation explores strategic offseason signings, Major Burns’ arrival from the UFL, and how Miami’s salary structure hints at front office priorities. Key points include financial implications for free agents like Ronnie Harrison, Tutu Atwell, and Zayne Anderson, the pecking order among undrafted rookies, and potential surprise moves on the horizon. As salary cap pressures mount, are the Dolphins poised to make bold roster decisions that could shape their 2026 campaign?

Transcribed - Published: 17 June 2026

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Transcribed - Published: 17 June 2026

Miami Dolphins fans are left wondering: What if? Kyle Crabbs marks the Locked On Network's 10-year anniversary by tackling the franchise’s biggest “what if” moments since 2020, from the Tua Tagovailoa vs. Justin Herbert draft debate to missed chances on draft capital and pivotal trades. Key topics include the fallout from the Tyreek Hill acquisition, the impact of major injuries to stars like Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb, and the franchise-altering ramifications of the Deshaun Watson saga. Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami's offensive identity shift under Mike McDaniel, critical collapses against the Titans and in the playoffs, and laments how near-miss trades and untimely concussions have defined the Dolphins’ recent history. Can Miami finally get the big decisions right and reshape its destiny?

Transcribed - Published: 16 June 2026

Miami Dolphins reshape offseason strategy: Waiting for the next big waiver wire move over quick free agent signings. Could patience be their best play for success? Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down why Miami’s cap space limitations and Jon-Eric Sullivan’s emphasis on roster flexibility make waiting on the waiver wire—rather than overspending on aging free agents—the smarter move. Key discussions center on potential additions from the Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers, and Seattle Seahawks, as well as the impacts of players like Tyrel Dotson. Crabbs explores Bobby Slowik’s familiarity with key Texans receivers and draws compelling parallels with Green Bay’s youth movement in past seasons. Miami’s strategic approach to roster building, positional depth, and future-proofing the team’s core take center stage as fans wonder which under-the-radar player might be the next big Dolphins contributor.

Transcribed - Published: 15 June 2026

Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr. is shaking up the summer buzz—can he turn offseason momentum into real impact for 2026? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Coleman’s slot receiver profile, standout catch consistency, and eye-opening minicamp reps. With the Dolphins’ wide receiver room wide open, Coleman’s reliable hands and dynamic yards-after-catch ability could give him an edge over fellow rookies Chris Bell and Caleb Douglas. Are we about to witness a surprise rise in Miami’s receiving corps? Key insights include Coleman’s 3.5% career drop rate, comparison with Malik Washington’s versatile usage, and what advanced stats reveal about each receiver’s fit in Mike McDaniel’s offense. Kyle Crabbs explores the possible pecking order and how established names like Jalen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, and Chris Bell might affect Coleman’s chances. Will sweat equity from OTAs and chemistry with Malik Willis reshape Miami’s passing attack? The Dolphins’ training camp just got a lot more interesting.

Transcribed - Published: 12 June 2026

Miami Dolphins lock in All-Pro center Aaron Brewer with a lucrative three-year, $52.5 million extension, fortifying their offensive line for years to come. Kyle Crabbs breaks down the ripple effects of Brewer’s contract, comparing it with deals for Creed Humphrey, Tyler Linderbaum, and top NFL guards like Robert Hunt. Explore key aspects of contract structure, salary cap strategy, and how Miami sidestepped the “bad team tax” that inflated the center market. From the challenges of shoring up guard play to Brewer’s underdog rise out of Texas State, get expert analysis on how this extension shapes the Dolphins’ offensive core and sets aggressive expectations for future building blocks like Patrick Paul. Can Miami’s investment finally fix this offensive line for good?

Transcribed - Published: 11 June 2026

The Miami Dolphins are entering the summer with something they may not have had in years: an identity. Jeff Hafley's culture continues to emerge, Malik Willis continues to develop, the defense has dominated portions of OTAs, and young players like Chop Robinson, Chris Johnson, Greg Dulcich and Malik Washington are generating buzz heading into training camp. Meanwhile, questions continue surrounding Jordyn Brooks, the leadership structure inside the locker room, breakout candidates and what the Dolphins are becoming under Hafley, Bobby Slowik and Jon-Eric Sullivan. Jim "GRIES" Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down:

Transcribed - Published: 10 June 2026

Miami Dolphins refocus on detail and discipline as Jeff Hafley’s leadership sets a new tone at OTAs. Can a revamped approach propel Miami through a challenging rebuild? Kyle Crabbs highlights Hafley’s candid philosophy on limiting joint practices, insights from his meeting with Jimmy Johnson, and why an intentional process could be key to future success. Key features include Kenneth Grant’s reported transformation and rising confidence, Malik Washington’s push for a deeper role beyond behind-the-line touches, and surprise updates on Josh Uche and Chop Robinson bulking up for a more physical edge presence. With roster turnover and $180 million in dead cap looming, the Dolphins face a pivotal period—will attention to detail close the gap against more experienced NFL rivals? Don’t miss this sharp analysis of Miami’s evolving strategy as the countdown to training camp begins.

Transcribed - Published: 10 June 2026

Miami Dolphins enter 2026 with high volatility and mounting concerns—can Malik Willis lead a young, unproven offense past daunting odds? Kyle Crabbs spotlights the roster’s biggest question marks, from the uncertainty at wide receiver and offensive line depth to critical safety and pass rush issues. The lack of a proven “bucket getter” on the perimeter and doubts about the organic pass rush could spell trouble if early game scripts go negative. Key topics include the competition between Jaylen Wright and Ollie Gordon for third-down back duties, the development of young linemen like Jonah Savaiinaea, and defensive worries with Chop Robinson and the rebuilt safety group. Kyle Crabbs explores how Jeff Hafley’s coaching and potential leaps from Dante Trader and Kyle Louis could offset the Dolphins’ vulnerabilities. Will the Dolphins’ strategic approach and player development be enough to overcome these obstacles, or are several problem areas destined to derail their season?

Transcribed - Published: 9 June 2026

The Miami Dolphins are officially finished with minicamp, and the conversation is shifting from roster construction to player development. Could De’Von Achane be headed for an even bigger season in 2026? Is Ollie Gordon II becoming one of the most intriguing young players on the roster? Are the Dolphins finally building a sustainable football operation under Jon-Eric Sullivan, Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik? Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down the biggest storylines coming out of minicamp.

Transcribed - Published: 8 June 2026

Miami Dolphins’ coaching circle sparks intrigue as three generations of head coaches connect, raising questions about how Jeff Hafley’s rookie NFL campaign might benefit from veteran insight. Kyle Crabbs spotlights Hafley’s links to Dave Wannstedt and Jimmy Johnson, unpacking what their presence means for leadership, continuity, and solving the age-old challenge of Miami’s playoff ambitions. Crabbs analyzes Chris Tabor’s hands-on approach as special teams coordinator—working directly with defensive groups to forge relationships and maximize player development—and explains why Austin Clark’s track record makes him the linchpin for Chop Robinson’s leap. The episode also tackles the bombshell NCAA ruling on QB Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility, examining the draft implications for Miami’s quarterback future. Can these coaching moves and player developments finally usher in a new era of Dolphins success?

Transcribed - Published: 8 June 2026

Miami Dolphins’ passing attack faces a turning point as advanced analytics spotlight Tua Tagovailoa’s struggles against Cover 3 defenses and limited sideline efficiency. Are Quinn Ewers and Malik Willis the key to unlocking a more dynamic offense? The episode breaks down passing heat maps, success rates, and explosive play potential—showing glaring differences in arm strength, accuracy, and willingness to stretch the field. The discussion explores how Bobby Slowik’s offensive tweaks could amplify Miami’s vertical game and force defenses out of “country zone” looks. With Malik Willis boasting a perfect passer rating on deep passes and strong efficiency under pressure, and Ewers offering a middle ground, could a shift in strategy revitalize the passing game with no Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle? Get the data-driven insights Dolphins fans need as position battles heat up.

Transcribed - Published: 5 June 2026

The Miami Dolphins have wrapped up mandatory minicamp, and the biggest story isn’t one player—it’s the momentum building throughout the organization. Reports from minicamp became increasingly positive as the week progressed. Jeff Hafley’s culture continues to take shape, the offense looked sharper, the red-zone execution improved, and players are becoming more comfortable within Bobby Slowik’s system. Malik Willis finished minicamp with one of his strongest stretches of the offseason, while Tutu Atwell emerged as one of the most explosive players on the field. Aaron Brewer continues to establish himself as one of the most important leaders in the locker room, Austin Jackson’s value to the offensive line is becoming clearer, and Miami’s young talent continues to develop heading toward training camp. Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down:

Transcribed - Published: 5 June 2026

Miami Dolphins keep offseason drama at bay as Jeff Hafley’s squad powers through injury scares and rookie signings. Can this new, no-nonsense approach set the foundation for lasting success in the AFC East? Kyle Crabbs breaks down key updates from Dolphins minicamp, including injury news on Jamaree Salyer and Austin Jackson, the rapid contract signings of Kadyn Proctor and Chris Johnson, and how front office moves are reshaping Miami’s roster strategy. Insights include the logic behind trading Jaylen Waddle amid a surging wide receiver market, De'Von Achane’s timely extension, and what Hafley’s confidence in Johnson could mean for the secondary’s future. With NFL salaries soaring, are the Dolphins smarter for betting on versatility and youth?

Transcribed - Published: 4 June 2026

The Miami Dolphins are back on the field for mandatory minicamp and one thing is becoming clear: Jeff Hafley is changing the culture inside the building. Malik Willis may have made his best throw of the offseason, Aaron Brewer is back leading the offensive line, Chop Robinson continues to impress, and the Dolphins have added former first-round pick Jalen Reagor to a completely rebuilt receiver room. At the same time, ESPN's Football Power Index projects Miami as the worst team in the NFL entering 2026, giving the Dolphins one of the highest odds to land the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 NFL Draft. Jim "GRIES" Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down:

Transcribed - Published: 3 June 2026

Miami Dolphins ramp up competition as Jeff Hafley sets a new tone at minicamp. Can Tyrel Dotson hold onto his spot with fresh faces pushing for a starting role, and will Jalen Reagor crack a crowded wide receiver room packed with rookie talent and veterans like Tutu Atwell and Jalen Tolbert? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the significance of recent roster moves, contract structures for Malik Willis and De'Von Achane, and the looming question about Jamaree Salyer’s minicamp status. The episode spotlights Chris Grier’s new gig with the Detroit Lions after more than 25 years in Miami, and examines the futures of notable free agents Tyreek Hill, Rasul Douglas, and Darren Waller. With Dolphins legends like Dave Wannstedt and Zach Thomas visiting camp and a focus on building a roster through competition, the Dolphins’ offseason storylines heat up—how will these moves shape the team’s path forward?

Transcribed - Published: 3 June 2026

AFC East rivals shake up the landscape as the New England Patriots acquire A.J. Brown and the Los Angeles Rams land Myles Garrett in blockbuster trades. Are the Miami Dolphins positioned to capitalize on this seismic shift, or will these moves raise new challenges for their playoff hopes? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Patriots’ bold trade for A.J. Brown, assessing Brown’s fit, contract risk, and the immediate implications for first-round cornerback Chris Johnson. Key topics include how Buffalo Bills’ revamped wide receiver corps compares, the Jets’ top-heavy approach with Garrett Wilson, and what the latest acquisitions mean for Miami’s own depth chart and offensive strategy. Crabbs spotlights crucial 2027 free agents like Byron Young, Kobie Turner, and Steve Avila—names that could shape the Dolphins’ future as cap space grows. Can Miami exploit looming roster changes around the league and chase key difference-makers in free agency?

Transcribed - Published: 2 June 2026

Miami Dolphins reset their financial future as post-June 1 salary cap savings hit—freeing up $21.098 million and ending this year’s record $179.2 million in dead cap. Will these moves put Miami back in playoff contention or signal a prolonged rebuild? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the salary cap impact of releasing Bradley Chubb and Tua Tagovailoa, compares Miami’s position to NFL rivals like the Packers and Vikings, and spotlights the franchise’s challenging dead cap situation. Key topics include the logistics of rookie signings, potential contract extensions for Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks, and how Miami stacks up league-wide in cap flexibility. With OTAs concluding and the minicam deadline looming, questions remain: Which Dolphins player gets a new deal next, and will the team make a surprise trade? Stay tuned for sharp analysis and all the latest updates on Miami Dolphins roster moves, salary cap strategy, and season outlook.

Transcribed - Published: 1 June 2026