Devin Lewis | DolphinsBreakdown

🏈🐬 With Miami currently projected to pick in the top five of the 2027 NFL Draft, every Saturday matters! Sellers, Mestemaker, Mensah and other top prospects are making their cases. Who should be on Miami’s draft board?

Miami reportedly rebuffed trade interest in Zach Sieler and Aaron Brewer, per Albert Breer/SI. A rebuild still needs leaders in the trenches. Would you keep both or consider the right offer? 🐬 #FinsUp #DolphinsBreakdown

The Jets reportedly have interest in Mike Tomlin for 2027, per Jason La Canfora at Casino.org. No deal is confirmed. If it happens, Miami could face a tougher rival twice a year—and a harder road to the playoffs. #FinsUp

Chop Robinson is bringing the pressure. 🐬 NFL-leading 23.4% pressure rate through Week 7 (min. 100 pass rushes), 2 sacks, a career-high 10 pressures vs. Minnesota and 5 vs. the Jets. Is a sack breakout coming? #FinsUp #Dolphins

Miami wins, but the draft debate rolls on. Sitting at No. 3, do the Dolphins draft a QB, add a weapon for Malik Willis, or strengthen the defense? Here’s Mel Kiper’s top 10 for the 2027 NFL Draft. Who’s your pick? 🐬 #DolphinsBreakdown

Discipline bred confidence. Confidence fueled execution. Can Miami carry that formula into Sunday? Run with purpose, limit Maye’s explosive plays and finish strong. My early lean: Dolphins 27, Patriots 23. 🐬 #FinsUp

Miami finally has win No. 1. The young core delivered, the offense protected the football, and the defense made timely plays. Plenty to clean up, but a divisional road win gives this rebuild something to build on. 🐬 #GoFins

The Jets had cut it to four. Caleb Douglas answered with the explosive play Miami needed. Big-time response from the rookie, giving the Dolphins breathing room late. 🐬 #GoFins

This is the response Miami needed coming out of the bye. Young players are making an impact, and the Dolphins have a chance to turn progress into their first win. Finish the job. 🐬 #GoFins

MALIK WILLIS TAKES IT IN! 🐬🔥 Miami’s QB shows off his mobility with a rushing touchdown against the Jets! With Caleb Douglas and Ollie Gordon II also finding the end zone, the Dolphins’ young offense is showing signs of life. #FinsUp #DolphinsBreakdown

MICHAEL TAAFFE WITH THE PICK! 🐬🔥 Miami’s young safety comes up with a big interception against the Jets! Another promising play from a developing Dolphins defense, as the team’s young talent continues to make its presence felt on both sides of the ball.

OLLIE GORDON II STRIKES AGAIN! 🐬🔥 With De’Von Achane sidelined, Gordon continues to make his case as Miami’s lead back. Another touchdown against the Jets and another promising sign for the Dolphins’ rebuilding offense.

CALEB DOUGLAS IS BACK! 🐬🔥 After missing three games with an ankle injury, Miami’s rookie receiver makes his return count with a touchdown against the Jets! Another promising young playmaker stepping up for the Dolphins.

Dolphins fans have spoken! Their 2027 draft favorites closely align with Mel Kiper’s Big Board, with Jeremiah Smith leading the way. If Miami lands a top pick, should it draft the best player available or a franchise QB? 🐬

The season hasn’t been stellar, but these are a few stats Miami can build from moving forward.

Miami’s next quarterback decision could define this rebuild. 🐬 Through five games, Malik Willis ranks 24th in passing yards (849), tied for 28th in passing touchdowns (2), and 31st in passer rating (68.4) among the 32 starters in NFL.com’s Week 6 quarterback group. Here’s our stock-up, stock-down report on 11 quarterback prospects following Saturday’s action on October 17, with an eye on Miami’s options in the 2027 NFL Draft. Which prospect would you want Miami to take a closer look at?

Miami is reportedly projected to have roughly $110 million in salary cap space when free agency opens in March. Here are nine potential targets who could address the Dolphins’ needs, evaluated by their current production through October 16. Who should Miami prioritize? 🐬

Heading into the bye, it’s time to take stock of Miami’s rookie class. 🐬 Jacob Rodriguez is making an early case for Defensive Rookie of the Year and helping set the tone for a promising young group. Take a look at where the rest of Miami’s rookies land in our Dolphins Breakdown rookie rankings. #DolphinsBreakdown #MiamiDolphins #FinsUp

“Whether it’s a good play or a bad play, just move on with the next play.” — Chris Johnson

Our Dolphins Breakdown 2027 quarterback production rankings are based on what each player has produced this season. We used 2026 passing statistics through October 10 and ranked draft-eligible FBS and FCS quarterbacks by NCAA passing efficiency, requiring at least four games played and 75 passing attempts. The formula: [(8.4 × passing yards) + (330 × passing touchdowns) + (100 × completions) − (200 × interceptions)] ÷ passing attempts. This rewards completion rate, yards per attempt, and touchdown rate while penalizing interceptions. Every quarterback is evaluated using the same calculation. Height, weight, and age provide context but do not affect the rankings. The formula does not include rushing production or adjust for strength of schedule. These rankings measure passing efficiency; evaluating NFL potential also requires film study and context. Drew Mestemaker, Trinidad Chambliss, and Arch Manning are our three honorable mentions as we continue tracking the class. Formula verified against the NCAA’s football statistics manual.