Free Agency, Trades Improved Dolphins this Offseason The Miami Dolphins offseason focused on one thing: upgrading the offense. The team acquired three running backs, two wide receivers, and two offensive linemen through either trades or free agency. Chase Edmonds, Sony Michel, and Raheem Mostert all represent upgrades over the running backs Miami had last year. …
Dolphins Have Done Everthing to Improve Tua’s Production The amount of talent the Miami Dolphins surrounded Tua Tagovailoa with this offseason is long: three wide receivers, counting Erik Ezukanma in the draft, a tackle and a guard, and three new running backs. Tua’s performance now determines how explosive Miami’s offense can be. His production must …
Running Backs: Can They Help Tua And The Passing Game? The Miami Dolphins struggles to find productive running backs has long been a problem for the team. GM Chris Grier certainly went all all out to address the issue this offseason. Miami now turns to over its entire backfield with additions of Chase Edmonds, Sony …
Are Armstead and Williams Enough to Solve Offensive Line Woes? Former New Orleans Saints offensive tackle signed with the Miami Dolphins in free agency. Scouts and analysts considered him the best tackle in this free agent class. The Dolphins signed former Dallas Cowboys guard Connor Williams as well. Those two signings automatically improved a problem …