The Miami Dolphins leveraged a perfectly timed bye week to rest up before finishing the season with five of the final eight games at home. Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle struggled with injuries early in the year and used the bye week to get his 'body right.' Considering the return of River Cracraft, we look at who will claim the wide receiver No. 3 position over the second half of the season as Miami looks for answers beyond Waddle and Tyreek Hill.

Miami struggled to force turnovers in the first half of the season. Four players tied for a team-high one interception as Miami features a -4 turnover differential through eight weeks. We ask if Bradley Chubb, with four forced fumbles and six sacks, is the key to a turnover turnaround.

We wrap the show by hitting on the fact that Miami tried out six players this week, including guard Andrew Norwell. General manager Chirs Grier continues his search for diamonds in the rough to improve the roster.

Another Dolphins Podcast is hosted by Joshua Houtz (@Houtz) and Jake Mendel (@JMendel94) with Marek Brave (@MBrave13) joining as a guest host.

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The Miami Dolphins worked out Bubba Bolden, Dane Cruikshank, Colby Gossett, Wes Martin, A.J. Moore, and Andrew Norwell — three guards and three safeties as general manager Chris Grier continues looking for ways to improve the roster.

The team recently signed wide receiver Anthony Schwartz to the practice squad — what will Grier's next move be?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Midweek with Marek: Diving into Wide Receiver Depth, Optimism for Turnover Ratio Reversal, and Chris Grier's Eternal Quest for Acorns

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The Miami Dolphins allowed more than 21 points once since Week 5 but are near the bottom of the league with a -4 turnover differential through nine games. Bradley Chubb leads the team with six sacks and four forced fumbles — will he be the one to spark a second-half turnover surge from the defense?

Four players have at least four sacks, and that doesn't include Jaelan Phillips, who ranks fifth with 3.5. At the same time, Miami has just four interceptions on the year... that has to change with Xavien Howard and Jalen Ramsey healthy, right!?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Midweek with Marek: Diving into Wide Receiver Depth, Optimism for Turnover Ratio Reversal, and Chris Grier's Eternal Quest for Acorns

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Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is feeling refreshed after a Week 10 bye. He used the opportunity to reset after dealing with injuries throughout the season's first nine games. The Dolphins average a league-best 287.4 passing yards per game — could that improve with a healthy penguin? Miami also activated River Cracraft from injured reserve, adding another playmaker to the mix.

The Dolphins need to find a consistent third target, and with seven receivers on the roster, we explore some possible second-half options.

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Midweek with Marek: Diving into Wide Receiver Depth, Optimism for Turnover Ratio Reversal, and Chris Grier's Eternal Quest for Acorns

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The Miami Dolphins dominated the Week 10 bye as the Buffalo Bills, New York Jets, and New England Patriots all lost impressively. The Bills fired their offensive coordinator after Buffalo lost due to a 12-men on-the-field penalty, the Jets continue to start Zach Wilson, and the Patriots benched Mac Jones in Germany — a great weekend for fans of the Miami Dolphins.

De'Von Achane's practice window opened late last week as he inches his return to the field after suffering an early-season knee injury. Miami's backfield will soon feature Achane, Raheem Mostert, Jeff Wilson Jr., and Salvon Ahmed — how will coach Mike McDaniel split snaps throughout the final eight games?

Miami also signed wide receiver Anthony Schwartz and the premiere of Hard Knocks was announced.

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The story of Miami’s late-season playoff push will transcend as HBO and NFL Films announced that Hard Knocks In Season with the Miami Dolphins premieres Tuesday, Nov. 21.

The Dolphins lead the AFC East and will play five of the season’s final eight games at Hard Rock Stadium. The Indianapolis Colts (2021) and Arizona Cardinals (2022) have been featured in the In Season edition of Hard Knocks.

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Bye Week Brilliance: Miami Dominates Week 10 from the Sidelines, Achane's Practice Window, and Hard Knocks

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The Miami Dolphins opened De'Von Achane's 21-day practice window late last week. The third-round rookie has played in just four games this season and is ranked No. 25 with 460 rushing yards. Achane adds another problem to Miami's offense but will coach Mike McDaniel take his time ramping up his snaps?

Former Cleveland Browns receiver Anthony Schwartz was added to Miami's practice squad. We explain why the Dolphins may be interested in a receiver like Schwartz and ask if it could be related to Jaylen Waddle's brutal injury luck through nine games.

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Bye Week Brilliance: Miami Dominates Week 10 from the Sidelines, Achane's Practice Window, and Hard Knocks

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The Miami Dolphins didn't play in Week 10, but it was a great weekend to support the franchise as each of the other three AFC East teams fell impressively. The Buffalo Bills, New York Jets, and New England Patriots scored a combined 40 points. Meanwhile, Miami's league-leading offense charged the batteries ahead of a final push toward the playoffs.

Josh Allen now leads the league in interceptions, Zach Wilson continues to be Zach Wilson, and Mac Jones was benched while in Germany. The Dolphins are primed to claim the AFC East — but will they take advantage of the opportunity?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Bye Week Brilliance: Miami Dominates Week 10 from the Sidelines, Achane's Practice Window, and Hard Knocks

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Navigating through the highs and lows of the first half, we uncover the unseen storylines defining Miami's 6-3 start to the season. From the subtle strategies of the offensive line to the electrifying runs of De'Von Achane, each player on the field contributes to the Dolphins' success. 

It's easy to get caught up in the high-flying success of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and wide receiver Tyreek Hill, but don't forget about the other players on the field. The Dolphins are on track to make the playoffs but a complete team effort will be needed to make a postseason push.

Another Dolphins Podcast is hosted by Joshua Houtz (@Houtz) and Jake Mendel (@JMendel94). Jake is joined by Cat (@BrianCatNFL) for this episode of ADP.

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The Miami Dolphins reached the bye leading the AFC East with a record of 6-3. While the rest of the division is in action this weekend, the Dolphins will rest up after falling to the Kansas City Chiefs on Nov. 5. Looking ahead to the final stretch of the season, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa currently has the fourth-best odds to win NFL MVP — what needs to happen over the final eight games for him to secure the award?

Tagovailoa leads the league in passing yards and touchdowns, and wide receiver Tyreek Hill leads the league with 1,076 receiving yards on the year. On top of that, Raheem Mostert leads the league with 11 rushing touchdowns. Would continued success for Hill and Mostert diminish or build Tagovailoa's case for MVP?

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