Dave Hyde joins Chris Perkins on this week's episode to break down the Dolphins' Week 1 debacle against the Indianapolis Colts. How did QB Tua Tagovailoa find himself on the hot seat? Did the embarassing loss put the jobs of Mike McDaniel and Chris Grier on the line? Plus, Perk and Hyde look ahead to Week 2, the Miami home opener against the New England Patriots. Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium.

Season premiere episode: The Dolphins 2025 season is under way and Perk and Furones dive into Week 1 predictions for Miami at Indianapolis this Sunday. Will they start with a win over the Colts? Who could be an unlikely hero for the Dolphins? Can the defense dominate? Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m.

The South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones weigh in on Miami's season opener a week from Sunday at Indianapolis and break down the 53-man roster and discussed the revamped secondary.

On this episode of Dolphins Deep Dive, the South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones weigh in on Miami's joint practice with Jacksonville, as well as the team's week in Chicago and Detroit, ahead of the Dolphins preseason finale against the Jaguars on Saturday night. Plus, a look at the Dolphins' starting cornerbacks and the backup quarterback situation.

The Miami Dolphins have hit the field for 2025 Training Camp. The South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones share their observations — the strengths, the weaknesses and the Top 5 performers. Plus, is it panic time for the team's secondary? And how did draft picks Kenneth Grant and Jonah Savaiinaea look out there?

The South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones weigh in on the Miami Dolphins' stunning trades this week, involving Jalen Ramsey, Jonnu Smith and Darren Waller. What were the advantages and disadvantages? Will any kind of culture change be achieved? Will coach Mike McDaniel's job be saved? And how do Chris and Perk define success as the 2025-26 season draws closer? Plus, fan questions answers.

The Miami Dolphins have found another way to amaze their fans — and once again, it's not good. Sun Sentinel reporters Chris Perkins and David Furones look at what's behind the Jaylen Ramsey trade move and why they're so disappointed with the Mike McDaniel-Chris Grier era. With other veterans lost in the off season, what does it all mean for Miami's upcoming NFL draft strategy? Also, why University of Miami Hurricane fans should be pumped about the draft.

The 2025 NFL draft is right around the corner and the Miami Dolphins have four significant needs among their five picks. In this special episode, the South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones talk about what the Dolphins will do and why? Do they simply go for the best player available, or do they target those specific needs? What has been the most important draft move in recent years? And Perk and Furones give you the inside scoop from Terron Armstead's retirement part in Wynwood. Plus, they take your questions. The 2025 draft is Thursday, April 24, through Saturday, April 26.

NFL free agency has wrapped up and Chris Perkins and David Furones rate the highs and lows for the Miami Dolphins. What's been the focus so far, and what have the Dolphins fixed? Where are the holes that remain in the depth chart? What needs to be done during the next milestone — the NFL draft — in order to declare the off season a success for the Dolphins? The draft starts Thursday, April 24.

How have the Miami Dolphins scored so far in the 2025 free agency cycle? Chris Perkins and David Furones dive into the best and worst of what they consider to be frugal moves. Are Grier and McDaniel on the hot seat? Was Zach Wilson a good signing as backup quarterback? And what should the team do with the remainder of free agency?

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