The Miami Dolphins had months to mull their options for a new general manager after firing longtime GM Chris Grier in October.

The 2026 salary will move a little more than $20 million and will wind up somewhere between $301.2 million and $305.7 million, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelisssero. All teams must be at or under the cap limit with their top 51 players (in terms of cap space) by that March 11 date.

Miami's receivers were the vitcims of poor QB play, but also had their own problems.

After six seasons together, the Miami Dolphins are seemingly done with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Omar Kelly of the Miami Herald reported that owner Stephen Ross no longer wanted Tagovailoa as his starting quarterback.

It remains to be seen who the starting quarterback will be for the Miami Dolphins in 2026. Regardless of who that person is, though, the Dolphins will want to surround him with playmakers. In a recent article for Bleacher Report,

The Miami Dolphins haven't been to the Super Bowl in 40 years, but which seasons coming up short have been the most frustrating?

The Miami Dolphins’ 2025 season did not go as expected. After missing the playoffs in 2024, owner Stephen Ross decided to retain general manager Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel as he believed they were the right men to lead the Dolphins forward.