Fin It To Win It: A Miami Dolphins Pod

The Patriots have done it again. Earlier this week, former MVP QB Cam Newton signed a one year deal to join the New England Patriots. What does this mean for the Miami Dolphins? Reilly and Mason take a look at how Newton will fit with the Patriots and whether this signing will impact the landscape of the AFC East.

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We wrap up our position group breakdown with the Dolphins defensive line. Like many other groups on this team, there were a lot of new faces added to this unit through the draft and free agency. We dive into the depth chart and let you know which players to keep your eye on heading into the season.

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It's a special edition of #FinsUpFriday! Reilly and Mason respond to voicemails left by Miami Dolphins fans and the winner of the Tua jersey giveaway is announced! Have a question or comment for future shows? Leave a voicemail on the 'Fin It To Win It' fan line at 804-905-8226 and your message will be played live on a future #FinsUpFriday episode!

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Big time free agent signings, draft picks, and promising returners make up this revamped Miami Dolphins linebacking unit. The competition for playing time will be fierce...who will come out on top? Reilly and Mason dive into the depth chart and breakdown the Dolphins linebackers heading into this season.

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Chan Gailey has over four decades of coaching experience, including a stint as offensive coordinator with the Miami Dolphins from 2000-01. Now, he's back in Miami calling plays for the fins. What can fans expect? We talk with former Dolphins wide receiver James McKnight about his experiences playing under Chan Gailey in Miami and why fans should be excited for the Dolphins offense in 2020.

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We're excited to kick off our first ever #FinsUpFriday episode where we hand the keys of the show over to Dolphins fans! In this episode we answer fan questions submitted through social media @FinItToWinIt, and chat with DolphinsTalk.com contributor and life-long Dolphins fan Ian Berger (@Ian693).

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Xavien Howard avoids suspension, but can he stay healthy? Will Byron Jones live up to the expectations of his monster contract? How concerned should Dolphins fans be about the depth at safety? Reilly and Mason debate these questions and breakdown the Dolphins secondary, a group that projects to be one of the strongest units for Miami this season.

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Before 2019, the Miami Dolphins finished last in the AFC East only six times. Of those six times, they made the playoffs the following season three times. Can Miami do the same in 2020? Mason and Reilly breakdown the Dolphins roster improvements and how they stack up vs. their AFC East opponents.

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BONUS EPISODE! Dolphins rookie QB Tua Tagovailoa was in the news quite a bit this past week. Fox Sports radio host Colin Cowherd made the argument for why Tua should be the opening day starter for Miami in 2020. We breakdown Cowherd's argument, read fan responses from Twitter, and give our take on when Tua should hit the field for the first time. And yes...we also get into NBC's Chris Simms' comments comparing Tua and Patriots QB Jarrett Stidham.

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The 2019 Miami Dolphins offensive line was....not great. BUT, things should be a lot different in 2020. The Dolphins spent this offseason completely revamping their offensive line. In 2020 you could potentially see four, maybe even five new starters on the o-line for Miami. Mason and Reilly breakdown the depth chart and and discuss impending position battles on the offensive line heading into training camp.

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