After a long offseason away, Aaron and Josh are BACK for the 2026 season!

Training camp is underway for the Miami Dolphins, so they are prepared for an onslaught of "news." What is actually important and what is meaningless noise after several weeks of silence? The guys discuss this along with some other things they are looking for in training camp/preseason including:

1. How does Malik Willis look. Can he run an NFL offense?

2. O-line: How does Kadyn Proctor look at LG? Does he get any reps at RT?

How doe s Jonah look at RG? Is Austin Jackson really good to go at RT? Where is Jamaree Salyer playing? Is Patrick Paul dominant?

3. Pecking order of receivers/pass catching options

4. Major questions all over the secondary, but the biggest one is how is Chris Johnson handling the workload, since he's going to have a ton of responsibility? Who is CB2? Who are the safeties?

5. Can the Dolphins' young defensive linemen (Chop Robinson, Kenneth Grant) step up?

6. How good is the linebacker corps?

7. And, of course, what kind of project is Jeff Hafley running?

All of this and more on a brand new episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

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The film review and analysis is largely complete, which means it's time for practical application of everything learned during the homework phase!

To that end, Aaron and Josh are joined by Julian from The Draft Lives Here to do a full 7-round mock draft for the Miami Dolphins.

Before the draft, they discuss overall strategy and how they would attack it based on the volume of needs the Dolphins currently have.

It's a fun one, so strap in and enjoy! How'd we do? Let us know in the comments!

After a couple of weeks away, Aaron and Josh are back together to open up the mailbag!

DolphinsTalk Xtra subscribers had some great questions for the guys, including how to deal with a potential Achane hold-in, Achane of Jordyn Brooks trade value, Jon-Eric Sullivan's relationship with Chris Grier's scouts, NFL ticket prices for regular people, draft processes, Ty Simpson, Kenyon Sadiq, and more!

Join us for another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

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Today, Josh is joined by veteran NFL journalist and proprieter of the Between the Hashmarks Substack, Matt Lombardo, for a discussion about his recent article outlining three moves he believes the Dolphins should make during the 2026 offseason to kickstart their rebuild process.

First, they set the table, reviewing the Dolphins' cap situation and how little wiggle room they have. Then they go through Matt's three moves with Matt providing insight as to why each proposal makes sense for the team and Josh providing additional insight from a Dolphins' fan perspective. Matt even suggests a bonus move the Dolphins might pursue at the end of the show.

It's a fun and insightful episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

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Link to Matt's 3 Moves the Dolphins Must Make This Offseason column: https://mattlombardonfl.substack.com/p/3-moves-the-miami-dolphins-must-make-8f5

With "legal tampering" set to begin in just one week, it's time to look ahead to what options the Dolphins will be looking at in free agency.

It's unlikely that the Dolphins will be big spenders, as outgoing QB Tua Tagovailoa's monster cap hit is an anchor around the team's neck. But that doesn't mean the team is without options. Which players with big upside can they sign to "prove it" deals? Which players are the perfect fit for Jeff Hafley's scheme? And are the Dolphins actually going to make a play for Malik Willis?

Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all of this and more on another fun offseason episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

BREAKING NEWS: Just before going live, Ian Rapaport tweeted that the Dolphins had hired former #Titans GM Jon Robinson as their new Senior Personnel Executive. What does this mean? Mike joins Aaron and Josh to discuss before the main topic of the week, which is...

After releasing four players last week, the Miami Dolphins still have a number of decisions to make regarding players who were on the roster in 2025 but are set to be free agents. Aaron and Josh are back to go through them all and decide if they should STAY or GO!

Plus, there are lingering decisions to make on players whose current contracts expire after the 2026 season. What should the Dolphins do with them? Join us as we discuss all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

Jon-Eric Sullivan is COOKIN'. After a brief period of getting acclimated in South Florida, Sully has set to work aggressively cleaning up Chris Grier's mess. With the releases of Bradley Chubb, Tyreek Hill, James Daniels, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhene, the Dolphins have saved over $66M in cash and $56M in 2026 cap space. The moves were necessary and predictable and signal the beginning of the next organizational reset. Where do the Dolphins go from here and what moves still remain to be made?

Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all this and more on another episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DOLPHINSTALK.COM!

Super Bowl LX is in the books and the Seattle Seahawks are once again the NFL champions. With the big game in the books, the NFL offseason is now officially underway.

The Miami Dolphins are at a pivotal moment with a new General Manager and Head Coach attempting to revitalize what has been one of the most mediocre franchises in the league. In the wake of the Super Bowl, Aaron and Josh are back to ask what lessons the Dolphins' brass can learn from the 2025 Seahawks and Patriots.

What did you learn? Let us know in the comments!

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The Miami Dolphins' 2026 coaching staff is coming together. With Bobbly Slowik and Chris Tabor on board to coordinate the Dolphins' offense and special teams, respectively, the Dolphins are left only to hire a Defensive Coordinator to fill the biggest holes on Jeff Hafley's staff.

With hiring news beginning to slow down, the focus is now shifting to the draft and beyond. With that in mind, Aaron and Josh are back to open up the ol' mailbag for today's show. On today's show they'll answer questions about who they like at pick #11, Jon-Eric Sullivan's leash, Jonah Savaiinaea, Jeff Hafley's demeanor, and – yes – even Tua Tagovailoa.

Join us for all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

A new era of Miami Dolphins football began on Thursday as owner Stephen Ross officially introduced new General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new Head Coach Jeff Hafley.

For weary Dolphins fans, the press conference struck a positive tone, with Sullivan stressing his desire to build the team through the draft and only using free agency only for "difference makers" and even then, not until the team is in a better place from a cap perspective.

Hafley struck a similar tone, stating that his core principles are trust, belief, accountability, and toughness.

Both men stressed the need to develop strong play on both lines of scrimmage.

It's not the first time that the Dolphins have held a press conference with a new head coach who has won over the fanbase with words, but it's the first time in decades that such a press conference was held two introduce to new hires from outside of the building and, if nothing else, that is a good sign in and of itself.

Aaron and Josh are back to discuss it all and give their thoughts on a brand new SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!