In fact, Pro Football Talk reports that Ewers would've made $4 million if he chose to transfer and play for the University of Miami. Ewers chose to enter the NFL Draft instead. He didn't get chosen until the seventh round, ironically by the Miami Dolphins. This season for the Dolphins, Ewers will make $840,000.

As the 2025 Miami Dolphins training camp commences, figures within the organization, such as starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and head coach Mike McDaniels have commented on his work ethic and noticed that he is playing well.

The city of Miami’s proposal to delay its general municipal election scheduled for this November until next year without voter approval has been ruled unconstitutional by Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal.

An appeals court ruled Thursday that the ordinance passed by Miami commissioners last month is unconstitutional.

"As William Shakespeare once wrote, ‘What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,'" the ruling reads.

The Miami Dolphins' secondary had issues before Kader Kohou went down. Now he's out for the season and it really stings.

The Miami Dolphins re-signed rookie quarterback Brett Gabbert on Friday after a roster spot opened up due to Kader Kohou's injury. Kohou suffered a season-ending knee injury in a training camp practice and landed on the Dolphins' injured reserve Friday morning.

Morgan Rynor reports Mila Yankelevich and Erin Ko were killed when their summer camp sailboat collided with a barge in Biscayne Bay.