Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel will not be tuning into Saturdays Denver Broncos-Cincinnati Bengals matchup. While Miami won't play until Sunday,

Mike McDaniel and the Miami Dolphins are letting a two-time Super Bowl champion have the possibility of playing for another contender in the 2025 NFL playoffs. The 2024 NFL regular season is about to conclude,

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel won’t watch Saturday’s games and do the score-tracking that their fans will do. But he’s certain people in the organization will monitor the games and keep him updated because of their importance.

This question would have been unfathomable a few years ago, but times have changed, and Tyreek Hill’s future with the Miami Dolphins feels uncertain. The Dolphins offense is a high-powered puzzle, but its missing piece isn’t one that’s not fitting,

Miami has two new injuries to starting defenders show up on its Wednesday injury report, and the Chiefs’ win could hurt the Dolphins’ playoff chances.

The Miami Dolphins have revealed that, in addition to his nagging wrist injury, star wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been battling something else.

The Miami Dolphins are back on the road for week 17 against Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Learn how to watch, listen and livestream the Sunday game:

In fact, if the Broncos and/or Chargers win on Saturday, they are out. The Chargers play the Patriots and the Broncos play the Bengals. There are other scenarios, but the Saturday doubleheader could seal the deal.

Week 17 of Greg Cote’s NFL picks in the Miami Herald includes Dolphins-Browns, Packers-Vikings and all 16 games -- 14 with playoff bearing. Will Miami’s playoff hopes survive Saturday to make Sunday’s game matter?