The Miami Dolphins are entering the final stage of training camp with major roster decisions looming, key injuries piling up and one final preseason opportunity for players fighting to make Jeff Hafley’s first 53-man roster.

Host Jim “Gries” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins host and Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs, former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff “Z” Zgonina, newcomer Wes Goldberg of Locked On Dolphins Hits and the Squad to examine where Miami stands following its 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants.

The Dolphins managed just 102 total yards and three first downs against New York, but the bigger concern coming out of the weekend is the state of Miami’s roster and several important injuries.

Rookie linebacker Trey Moore is headed for ankle surgery after emerging as one of Miami’s most versatile young defenders, while defensive tackle Kenneth Grant remains week-to-week. The Squad also examines the latest on Zach Sieler, Jordyn Brooks and Tyrel Dodson.

There are positives.

Kyle breaks down several players who helped themselves against New York, including Jackson Woodard, Josh Priebe, Kevin Coleman Jr., Keith Cooper Jr. and Alex Austin. The crew also discusses the emergence of Dante Trader Jr. and Chris Johnson, Chop Robinson’s impressive summer, and Malik Willis’ overall progress despite a difficult Tuesday practice.

Then the focus turns to the biggest question of the week:

Who actually makes the Dolphins’ final 53?

Miami still has major decisions at backup quarterback, wide receiver, offensive-line depth, safety, cornerback and throughout the front seven.

The Dolphins have already begun churning the bottom of the roster, claiming wide receiver Ryan Miller from the New York Giants while waiving Tahj Washington and adding new players as Jon-Eric Sullivan prepares for leaguewide roster cuts.

Kyle identifies the players sitting closest to the roster bubble, while Z explains what an NFL player fighting for one of the final jobs can actually do in his final preseason opportunity to force a coaching staff to keep him.

Finally, the Squad previews Friday’s preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons, including whether Miami’s starters should play, the unresolved QB2 competition between Quinn Ewers and Cam Miller, the potential preseason debut of Chris Bell, and the final roster battles Jeff Hafley needs resolved.

Plus, former Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa returns to Miami as his competition with Michael Penix Jr. continues in Atlanta.

It’s a loaded edition of the Dolphins Squad Show as Miami moves one step closer to Week 1.

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Miami Dolphins’ young core faces crucial crossroads as Jeff Hafley’s system demands fresh leaps forward. Can rising talents like Chop Robinson, Jonah Savaiinaea, and Dante Trader transform into franchise cornerstones by 2026? Kyle Crabbs breaks down training camp revelations, identifying which prospects—Kenneth Grant, Jason Marshall, Jordan Phillips—are primed for breakout seasons and which could regress as expectations surge.

Key insights highlight position battles, injury updates, developmental curves, and the pressure on rookies and second-year players to deliver. Kyle Crabbs ranks the modest-leap candidates from De’Von Achane’s explosive upside to Malik Washington’s slot potential, while questioning the roles of Ollie Gordon and Quinn Ewers. With Miami’s preseason finale and roster decisions looming, is Hafley’s youth movement the answer or a gamble at a pivotal moment in the AFC landscape?

00:00 Kenneth Grant's season potential

04:31 Offensive line dynamics and support

08:31 Ollie Gordon's performance last season

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17:30 Mobile quarterbacks and sack dynamics

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23:53 Player development and expectations

24:52 Player development and rankings discussion

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Miami Dolphins’ 2026 training camp reveals breakout stars and pressing concerns—can Malik Willis unlock this offense’s true potential?

Kyle Crabbs hands out camp superlatives, spotlighting Malik Willis as Best Newcomer and Chop Robinson for Biggest Leap, while raising alarms over Kenneth Grant’s injury status. The loss of Trey Moore earns the notorious Football Gods Karma Prize, putting the linebacker corps to the test. Surprise impact from rookie wideout Caleb Douglas and regression by quarterback Quinn Ewers shake up position battles across the roster. Crabbs also shares insider perspectives from his one-on-one with tight end Ben Sims and breaks down De’Von Achane’s MVP-level influence on Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad.

Key topics include CB2 uncertainty with JuJu Brents, depth concerns at running back, and Jonas Savaiinaea’s growth on the line. With the preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons looming and roster cuts ahead, which Dolphins will rise—and which moves will define Miami’s season ambitions?

00:00 Malik Willis's leadership qualities

05:35 Kenneth Grant's Training Camp Setback

09:22 Quarterback struggles and team philosophy

11:56 Injured reserve strategy discussion

16:44 Discussing football strategies and player performance

18:59 Team MVP discussion coming up

21:52 Choosing De'Von Achane as Team MVP

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Miami Dolphins suffer a 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants as Jeff Hafley prioritizes talent evaluation over schemes. Which young prospects are seizing their NFL moment, and who’s struggling to make the 53-man roster? Kyle Crabbs breaks down standout performances from Caedan Wallace, Kevin Coleman, and DJ Campbell, exploring how Miami’s depth concerns and massive dead cap charges are shaping this critical roster overhaul.

Key topics include the offensive line rotation, the emergence of Keith Cooper on defense, and why players like Charlie Heck and Alex Huntley are on the bubble. Jeff Hafley offers revealing insights into the coaching staff’s preseason approach—opting for simplicity to identify who can execute under pressure. Can the Miami Dolphins uncover enough reliable contributors to steady their rebuild, or will depth issues persist as the regular season approaches?

00:00 Talking to Jeff Hagley About Film

05:57 Analyzing preseason game value

08:49 Simplifying HR and Payroll with Gusto

13:08 Analyzing offensive performance

15:08 Evaluating DJ Herman's performance

17:57 Evaluating Offensive Player Performance

21:28 Home Chef meal kit delivery

26:54 Evaluating defensive tackle lineup

29:27 Evaluating defensive players' performances

31:51 Player performance and roster evaluation

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The Miami Dolphins' second preseason game delivered far more questions than answers as the New York Giants dominated Miami 26-3 at Hard Rock Stadium.

With Malik Willis and most of Miami's established starters held out, the Dolphins used the afternoon to evaluate the players battling for roster spots — and the results were alarming.

Miami finished with only 102 total yards, three first downs and 50 rushing yards, converted just 2-of-11 third downs, committed eight penalties for 59 yards and turned the football over twice. New York controlled possession for more than 40 minutes and outgained Miami 390-102.

Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina to break down what the performance actually means for Jeff Hafley's roster.

The crew discusses Miami's troubling depth behind the starting offensive line, the unresolved backup quarterback situation following Quinn Ewers' injury, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski's performances, Jaylen Wright's fumble, the lack of offensive production and another afternoon with limited pass-rush impact.

There were a few positives. Rookie wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr. produced Miami's biggest offensive play with a 30-yard reception, while Jackson Woodard recovered a fumble and Cam Riley led Miami with 10 tackles.

The Squad also examines the injuries to Trey Moore and Ollie Gordon II, why Moore's status could be particularly significant, and whether Miami may need to aggressively attack the waiver wire when NFL roster cuts begin.

And after Miami elected to sit virtually its entire starting unit for its first home preseason game, GRIES, Kyle and Z debate whether modern NFL teams have gone too far in replacing preseason game action with controlled joint practices — and whether paying fans are getting a fair product.

It's the immediate Dolphins Squad Show reaction to a forgettable afternoon in Miami.

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Miami Dolphins’ roster battles heat up as young talent pushes for 53-man spots. Kyle Crabbs spotlights position battles across running back, tight end, and wide receiver, revealing why Miami’s depth could make or break the season. Key questions emerge around which combination of skill players and developmental prospects the Dolphins prioritize as roster cuts loom.

Discussion shifts to the chaos on defense, including fierce competition at edge between Chop Robinson, Joshua Uche, and Clelin Ferrell. Crabbs breaks down linebacker versatility under Jeff Hafley’s system, highlights off-ball risers Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis, and scrutinizes the complicated corner and safety situations as Darrell Baker and Storm Duck remain sidelined. Don’t miss this in-depth breakdown of the Miami Dolphins’ most intense battles ahead of preseason week 2.

00:00 Deciding final roster spots

04:35 Predicting the 53-man roster

08:07 New Firework Freeze flavor

14:00 Importance of defensive speed in football

14:57 Cornerback competition status

19:48 Game planning and decision-making discussion

23:17 Offensive line roster and assessments

26:34 Discussing DJ Herman's Roster Potential

27:17 Discussing Preseason Games and Analysis

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Miami Dolphins ramp up intensity as tempers flare in joint practice—Patrick Paul and Abdul Carter kicked off multiple on-field dust-ups, putting Jeff Hafley's team's discipline to the early test. Austin Jackson was in the spotlight, with Caedan Wallace’s learning curve highlight ongoing challenges along the offensive line, while Jacob Rodriguez shines with a tipped interception, intensifying the competition at linebacker in the absence of Jordyn Brooks and Tyrel Dodson.

Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami’s evolving defensive backfield, spotlighting Jason Marshall’s steady rise and the team’s rumored interest in Packers cornerback Carrington Valentine. Can the Dolphins’ young roster develop the consistency Hafley demands, or will trade speculation and camp battles define their preseason narrative? Stay tuned for insights on positional competitions, potential trades, and what these fiery practices mean for Miami’s outlook in the AFC East.

00:00 Dolphins training camp tensions

03:48 Assessing Offensive Line Challenges

07:51 Football player performances analyzed

13:15 Discussing Miami's linebacker strength

14:11 Comparing Green Bay and Miami defenses

18:59 Keisean Nixon trade considerations

21:26 Evaluating potential player trades

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Miami Dolphins face pivotal questions as Chop Robinson's rookie season sparks debate: what level of breakout does he need to secure a lucrative 5th-year option? Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down Robinson's contract scenarios, Miami’s evolving defensive line depth, and the impact of Jeff Hafley’s late-disguise defensive strategies on the secondary. Fans get answers on the future of Austin Jackson, wide receiver roster battles featuring Malik Washington and Kevin Coleman Jr., and the franchise’s draft capital strategy as they manage an incoming youth movement.

Will Miami hit their projected win total against a tough opening schedule filled with the 49ers, Chiefs, and Bengals? Kyle Crabbs also weighs in on Jon-Eric Sullivan’s front office vision, Malik Willis’s trajectory at quarterback, and the safest bets for Dolphins jersey purchases this season. Don’t miss this dynamic, fan-driven mailbag tackling the Dolphins’ path through transition and the core moves shaping their next era.

00:00 Dolphins' joint practice and Q&A

03:44 Discussing NFL contracts and franchise tag options

07:22 Planning future trades and roster moves

12:20 Deciding on the final roster

17:06 Discussion on NFL draft strategies

19:26 Philadelphia Eagles' draft strategy

24:39 Mastering Defensive Schemes

25:55 Discussing Austin Jackson's future

29:14 Impact of Key Dolphins Figures

32:46 Breaking into the football industry

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The Miami Dolphins are coming out of their preseason opener with two very different stories.

The first-team offense looked sharp against Washington, driving 93 yards in 14 plays for a touchdown behind Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and an impressive performance from Miami’s starting offensive line. But after the starters left, the Dolphins struggled badly — raising serious questions about quarterback depth, offensive-line depth and which players can actually be trusted behind the first unit.

Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Locked On Dolphins host and ultimate Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff “Z” Zgonina to break down everything Miami has learned since Friday night.

Malik Willis continues to build momentum. Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington continue to emerge. Jonah Savaiinaea’s physicality has drawn praise. Quinn Ewers is now week-to-week with a groin injury, making Miami’s backup quarterback situation even more important.

On defense, Chop Robinson continues to wreck practices, Zeek Biggers is becoming one of Miami’s most consistent young defensive linemen, Chris Johnson is coming off one of his strongest practices of camp, and Trey Moore’s versatility is giving Jeff Hafley options all over the front seven.

Plus, Chris Bell is finally back on the practice field, Kevin Coleman Jr. is flashing, and Miami’s young receiver room is suddenly becoming one of the most intriguing position groups on the roster.

Then the Squad looks ahead to Thursday’s joint practice with the New York Giants and Saturday’s preseason matchup: What does Malik Willis need to prove next? Can the starting offensive line stack another strong performance? Who emerges at backup quarterback? And which young Dolphins are running out of time to win roster spots?

It’s another loaded edition of the Dolphins Squad Show.

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Miami Dolphins shuffle depth chart as injuries and returns shake up training camp. Can rookies like Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. seize expanded roles while veterans like Zach Seiler and Kenneth Grant manage setbacks? Kyle Crabbs breaks down how Jeff Hafley’s “no-scheme” approach is helping the coaching staff evaluate true player potential, spotlighting Zeke Biggers’ and Chop Robinson’s high-profile matchups against the New York Giants’ offensive line.

Key insights cover Miami’s receiver competition, questions on defensive line depth, Mason Reiger’s release, and which Dolphins must shine against Giants standouts like Malik Nabers and Paulson Adebo. With the regular season looming, which Miami prospects will rise to secure roster spots? Crabbs explores the latest positional battles, injury updates, and what Thursday’s joint practice could reveal about the Dolphins’ path forward.

00:00 Practice highlights and player updates

03:37 Discussing Jeff Halfley's strategy

07:34 Evaluating Player Matchups and Strategies

12:45 Defensive lineup changes and strategies

13:49 Defensive matchups and key players

17:41 Receiver's role in Dolphins strategy

23:07 Mason Reiger's injury and future prospects

25:01 Evaluating Giants' depth players

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