The Miami Dolphins have been anything but idle this offseason. After parting ways with their general manager and head coach post-season, the franchise quickly pivoted to a new leadership duo in Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley. Their mission? Retool a roster with limited cap space—and they did just that, deploying a whopping 13 picks in the NFL Draft. The result is a team that will look dramatically different come kickoff.

Among the sea of new faces, one signing stands out above the rest: quarterback Malik Willis. If Sullivan’s bet on Willis pays off, the Dolphins may have finally found their long-term answer under center. But if not, there’s a silver lining—the 2027 NFL Draft is already being touted as quarterback-rich. Either way, the pressure is on for Willis to deliver early.

Beyond the QB room, the Dolphins have brought in over 30 new players through free agency and the draft. Which addition will prove most significant? From Kadyn Proctor to Max Llewellyn, each of the 13 draft picks has a unique path to a successful rookie season—and we’re breaking down what success looks like for each of them.

Off the field, South Florida’s Super Bowl drought continues. The region hasn’t hosted the big game since 2020, and it may be a while longer. The culprit? Hard Rock Stadium’s packed calendar of events, from concerts to college football, leaves little room for the NFL’s crown jewel. Meanwhile, fans are still voicing their opinions on roster needs post-draft, and the team’s approach at wide receiver remains a hot topic.

Stay tuned as we dive deeper into all things Dolphins—from the draft room to the field, and everything in between.