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Dolphins Shake Up Coaching Staff After 2025 Season

The Miami Dolphins opened the 2025 season with three consecutive losses. After coming out on top against the Jets, they lost three more games. Miami took care of business at Atlanta, but a 2-6 team is not what fans expected from such a storied franchise. The team finished the season at 5-4, losing their final game to New England 38-10. Tua Tagovailoa played in 14 games, throwing 20 touchdown passes and 15 interceptions. He finished the season with a 67.7% passer rating. Stepping in for Tagovailoa, Quinn Ewers started three games and threw three touchdowns for the season. 

De'Von Achane was a bright spot for Miami. Achane ran for 1350 yards and eight touchdowns. He had 56 rushing touchdowns and just one fumble for the season. In the air, Jaylen Waddle amassed 910 yards and six touchdowns in 2025. His 64 receptions led the team. 

After another sub .500 season, the Dolphins' ownership fired their head coach, Mike McDaniel. After Tagovailoa was benched in the final three games of the season, there's a chance that Tanner McKee will leave the Eagles for the starting quarterback position. For fans, they want a quarterback who is more conservative with the football, and McKee might be the right choice for Miami. 

Dolphins Take a Step Back in 2024

The 2024 Dolphins looked to improve upon their record from 2023, but found themselves 8-9 at the end of the season. The team dropped from its 11-6 record last season, so fans are asking where the team will go next year. The Dolphins beat the lesser teams in 2024, but struggled to rise to the level of playoff contenders such as Green Bay, Houston, and Buffalo. The team beat the Los Angeles Rams on November 11. Aside from that win, the Dolphins could only manage victories over losing teams. 

During the 2025 draft, the Dolphins first went for a defensive tackle. From there, the team picked Jonah Savaiinaea, a guard. In round three, the team went for Jordan Phillips, a defensive tackle from Maryland. After that, the Dolphins chose Jason Marshall Jr. and then Dante Trader. 

2023 Dolphins Make Wild Card Round in Playoffs 

The Miami Dolphins had an exciting 2023 campaign as they were one of the top offenses, led by a top offensive-minded head coach. On the other side, the team had a 22nd-ranked defense. Despite this imbalance on both sides of the ball, the team finished 11-6 and 2nd in the AFC East. The offense was ranked 2nd in the league, averaging an impressive 29.2 points per game, while the defense allowed 23 points per game. This lopsided team was still able to power through the regular season behind their high-powered offense into the playoffs.

In the first round of the playoffs, the Dolphins came off two difficult losses to two top teams, the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills. This did not give the team or fans high expectations as they faced the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs were the stronger team in this wild-card matchup, as the Dolphins would lose 26-7. This loss showcased the result of a one-sided team as their top offense faced a top defense, and the defense was unable to step up. 

The team had many star players on the offensive side of the ball. They finished the season with the number two overall ranking. Top players include superstar receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, and running back duo Raheem Mostert and De’Von Achane. Hill, the runner-up for offensive player of the year, totaled a league-leading 1799 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, and 112.4 yards per game. Waddle caught 72 passes for 1014 yards and four touchdowns. Mostert totaled 1187 yards from scrimmage and 21 total touchdowns. Achane recorded 997 yards and 11 total touchdowns. While all of these offensive numbers were impressive, they came from the genius offensive mind of head coach Mike McDaniel. McDaniel has the great ability to come up with innovative schemes, which allowed his team to stay one step ahead of opposing defenses. If the defense can improve, the Dolphins will be a force to be reckoned with and a team fit for the Super Bowl.

2022 Dolphins Make Wild Card Round of the Playoffs

In 2022, the Dolphins won their first three games, starting with a win against the New England Patriots. They edged past the Baltimore Ravens in week two and then went on to beat the Bills 21-19. It seemed that the team was the new force in the AFC East, right up until they lost the next three games. The Bengals, Jets, and Vikings had victories over the "quick start" Dolphins. Miami would go on to win its next five games, and it looked like the team was back on track. But the win streak would be over when the 49ers defeated Miami 33-17. The team would lose five games in a row before squeaking out a victory 11-6 over the Jets in the last game of the season. That victory earned the Dolphins a Wild Card playoff spot against the Bills. In that playoff round, the Buffalo Bills won 34-31 and the season came to a close for the Dolphins. 

Dolphins starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa played in 13 of 17 games in 2022. He finished the season with a 105.5 rating. His 25 touchdowns and just eight interceptions were an improvement from the previous season, but Tagovialoa struggles to stay healthy. Tyreek Hill had 119 receptions and 1710 total yards in 2022. Jaylen Waddle had an outstanding season, with eight touchdowns and 1356 receiving yards. Running back Raheem Mostert had three touchdowns and ran for 891 total yards for the season. 

Dolphins 2021 Season Recap and Post-Season Moves

The Miami Dolphins could point to their seven-game losing streak as the breaking point for 2021. Optimistic fans could point to the seven-game win streak that followed right after that as their bright spot. This is a team that hit a low and followed up with a huge high. If anything, it shows that this is a team that can win when they need to and brings that energy into 2022. In the end, the team went 9-8 overall.

For 2022, the Dolphins have locked in seven players who were at the end of their contracts. Six new players have come to the club through free agency. More moves have yet to be made. The Dolphins are making roster changes to get to the 2022 playoffs. Teddy Bridgewater has been signed as the backup quarterback to Tua Tagovailoa. Is it a quarterback competition for the starting position, disguised as a backup acquisition? We’ll know that answer after training camp. Jaylen Waddle had over 1000 receiving yards in 2022 and scored six touchdowns. His first season in the NFL was impressive. Mike Gesicki saw a drop in touchdowns but still had a very productive season. He had 780 receiving yards in 2021. On the defensive side, Xavian Howard made the Pro Bowl in 2021. He had 50 tackles, five interceptions, and one sack. He’ll be back in 2022.

Dolphins Celebrate Their Many Years In The NFL

The Miami Dolphins were founded in 1966 and began playing the same year. They played in the old Miami Orange Bowl from 1966 to 1986. It was in the Orange Bowl that they achieved their greatest successes in the history of their organization. During their 20-year playing tenure in the Orange Bowl, they won the AFC five times and the Super Bowl twice, in 1972 and 1973. One of those Super Bowls came at the end of their perfect season, the only perfect season in league history. In 1987, they moved into their current building, which has changed its name five different times. It was first known as Joe Robbie Stadium from 1987 to 1996. From 1996 to 2005, it was known as Pro Player Stadium. From 2005 to 2009, it was known as Dolphin Stadium. From 2009 to 2010, it was known as Land Shark Stadium, and in 2010, the name was changed again to Sun Life Stadium.

The Dolphins are currently a team on the upswing that is trying a little too hard in free agency to be good, sooner rather than later. That can potentially be a bad thing. This is a make-or-break year for the Dolphins in the long run.

The Dolphins are currently in the fourth season under head coach Joe Philbin and quarterback Ryan Tannehill. Following a very long, drawn-out, dramatic storyline involving the potential bullying of offensive tackle Jonathan Martin by teammate Richie Incognito, there was a major shakeup within the organization this last offseason with the firing of general manager Jeff Ireland. Dennis Hickey replaced him as the new GM. Joe Philbin was not fired, but he was given a warning to get control over his locker room or else. During the offseason, the Dolphins acquired Ndamukong Suh from the Detroit Lions.