While we migrated to our new site design (which caused a slight delay in the updating of this tracker), the Miami Dolphins continued training camp in Miami Gardens, Florida. As is customary in the Mike McDaniel regime, each day at practice, a new player is awarded the orange jersey given to the team’s best practice player from the previous session.
During our brief hiatus, two players were honored with the brightly colored threads.
Who were those players?
During the team’s 11th training camp practice, the newest long-term signee for the Dolphins, defensive tackle Zach Sieler was designated as the team’s orange jersey recipient. Miami inked Sieler to a new contract this week, making him the highest paid defensive player on the team — and then immediately gave him the orange jersey and the aux cable (which he used to play a whole bunch of country music)!
Following Sieler’s award, it was an offensive player’s turn to receive the award — second year wide receiver Malik Washington wore orange for the team’s 12th training camp practice! Washington is battling newcomer Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for the Dolphins’ third wideout spot, however most believe that both Washington and NWI will be used in specific pass catching roles in 2025.
Now that we’re officially caught up, continue to keep your eyes on The Phinsider for all of your Miami Dolphins training camp news as the team prepares to play the Chicago Bears in their first preseason contest this Sunday!
Practice Player OTA 1 Jaelan Phillips – Ethan Bonner OTA 2 Storm Duck OTA 3 Aaron Brewer OTA 4 Tua Tagovailoa OTA 5 Chop Robinson OTA 6 Jaylen Wright Minicamp 1 Tanner Conner Minicamp 2 Bradley Chubb Training Camp 1 N/A Training Camp 2 Benito Jones Training Camp 3 Kader Kohou Training Camp 4 De’Von Achane Training Camp 5 Tua Tagovailoa Training Camp 6 Chop Robinson Training Camp 7 Jaylen Waddle Training Camp 8 Jordyn Brooks Training Camp 9 Jaelan Phillips Training Camp 10 Storm Duck Training Camp 11 Zach Sieler Training Camp 12 Malik Washington
The Miami Dolphins have embarked on a nice road trip as they head north to prepare for a joint practice with the Chicago Bears today. The two teams will then meet again on Sunday when they play their first preseason game. When that concludes, the team will then pack up again and make another trip to meet up with the Detroit Lions for some joint practices before another preseason game. Then it’s back to Miami to finish up the preseason against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The little road trip should be a nice team bonding experience as the Dolphins try to change their locker culture.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
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The Miami Dolphins kick off their 2025 preseason on Sunday as they visit the Chicago Bears. The two teams held a joint practice on Friday, but now meet in the first of three tune-up games for each club. Miami stays in the NFC North with next week’s game at the Detroit Lions before they host the Jacksonville Jaguars to round-out the preseason and prepare for the regular season.
The first preseason game will largely feature the depth players for both teams, with coaches getting a good look at players hoping to make an impression and claim a roster spot. The Dolphins have not indicated if they will play their starters, though some teams have been giving the top of the depth chart a series or two to start the game.
We have everything you need to know to watch this week’s game right here:
Miami Dolphins (0-0) at (0-0) Chicago Bears
Preseason Week 1What time is kickoff?
1 p.m. Eastern, Sunday, August 10
Where is the game?
Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois
What TV station has the broadcast?
National Broadcast: NFL Network
Local Miami Broadcast: CBS
Local Chicago Broadcast: FOX
Who is the broadcast team?
National: Adam Amin, Jim Miller, Loui Cannelis
Miami: Steve Goldstein, Kim Bokamper, Mike Cugno
How can I stream the game?
MiamiDolphins.com; fuboTV; YouTube.TV; NFL+
How can I listen to the game on radio?
National Radio Coverage: Westwood One
Local Radio Coverage: iHeart Radio Network – WINZ 940 AM/WBGG 105.9 FM Miami/Ft. Lauderdale; iHeart Radio WTZU 94.9 FM Mami/Ft. Lauderdale (Spanish broadcast); WFSX 92.5 FM/105.9 FM Ft. Myers; WUUB 106.3 FM West Palm Beach; WEFL 760 AM West Palm Beach (Spanish broadcast); WAVK 97.7 FM Key West; WCZR 101.7 FM/WAVW 92.7 FM Port St. Lucie
Dolphins Radio Broadcast Team: Jimmy Cefalo, Joe Rose; Spanish broadcast: Roly Martin, Eduardo Martell
What are the FanDuel sportsbook betting odds for the game?
Bears -3
Point total: 33.5
Moneyline: Dolphins +135 | Bears -160
NFL Network Replay Schedule
NFL Network replays preseason games throughout the week. When will the Dolphins’ game be reshown?
Sunday, August 10, 11 p.m. ET
Thursday, August 14, 12 p.m. ET
What is the weather forecast at game time?
85°F, Cloudy
What is the history between the teams?
Head-to-Head (Preseason): Bears 10-4-1
Most Recent Preseason Results: 2021 Preseason Week 1 (Aug. 14, 2021) – Bears 20-13 at Chicago
Head-to-Head (Regular Season): Dolphins 10-4
Most Recent Game Results: 2022 Week 9 (Nov. 6, 2022) – Dolphins 35-32 at Chicago
Most Recent Game at Site Results: 2022 Week 9 (Nov. 6, 2022) – Dolphins 35-32 at Chicago
How can I get more Bears news?
SB Nation Team Site: Windy City Gridiron
X: @WCGridiron
What is the Dolphins’ 2025 schedule?
Preseason Week 1
Miami Dolphins at Chicago Bears
Sunday, August 10, 1 p.m. Eastern
National TV: NFL Network
Local Miami TV: CBS
Preseason Week 2
Miami Dolphins at Detroit Lions
Saturday, August 16, 1 p.m. Eastern
Local Miami TV: CBS
Preseason Week 3
Jacksonville Jaguars at Miami Dolphins
Saturday, August 23, 7 p.m. Eastern
National TV: NFL Network
Local Miami TV: CBS
Week 1
Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts
Sunday, September 7, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 2
New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins
Sunday, September 15, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 3 – Thursday Night Football
Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills
Thursday, September 18, 8:15 p.m. Eastern
Prime Video
Week 4 – Monday Night Football
New York Jets at Miami Dolphins
Monday, September 29, 7:15 p.m. Eastern
ESPN
Week 5
Miami Dolphins at Carolina Panthers
Sunday, October 5, 1 p.m. Eastern
FOX
Week 6
Los Angeles Chargers at Miami Dolphins
Sunday, October 12, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 7
Miami Dolphins at Cleveland Browns
Sunday, October 19, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 8
Miami Dolphins at Atlanta Falcons
Sunday, October 26, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 9 – Thursday Night Football
Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins
Thursday, October 30, 8:15 p.m. Eastern
Prime Video
Week 10
Buffalo Bills at Miami Dolphins
Sunday, November 9, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 11 – Saturday Morning/International Game
Washington Commanders vs. Miami Dolphins, Spain
Sunday, November 16, 9:30 a.m. Eastern
NFL Network
Week 12
Bye Week
Week 13
New Orleans Saints at Miami Dolphins
Sunday, November 30, 1 p.m. Eastern
FOX
Week 14
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets
Sunday, December 7, 1 p.m. Eastern
CBS
Week 15 – Monday Night Football
Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh Steelers
Monday, December 15, 8:15 p.m. Eastern
ESPN
Week 16 – Sunday Night Football
Cincinnati Bengals at Miami Dolphins
Sunday, December 21, 8:20 p.m. Eastern
NBC
Week 17
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Miami Dolphins
Sunday, December 28, 1 p.m. Eastern
FOX
Week 18
Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots
TBD (Saturday/Sunday, January 3/4)
TBD
Our Miami Dolphins will begin their preseason this afternoon when they take on the Chicago Bears in Chicago. Miami traveled to Chicago early so the two teams could have a joint practice on Friday. Following this afternoon’s game, Miami will travel to Detroit, Michigan, to take on the Detroit Lions. The Dolphins then finish up their preseason schedule a week later with a home game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
I do not expect to see the majority of the Dolphins’ veterans, at least the ones that you would assume are locks for the final roster, in this evening’s game. The first preseason game is generally used by the coaching staff to view and evaluate rookies and those just hoping to earn a spot on the final 53-man roster in a real game setting. Some teams do run their starters out for one or two series just so they can knock the rust off heading into the rest of camp. The Dolphins coaching staff has not indicated if any starters will play in this afternoon’s game.
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Preseason Week 1: Miami Dolphins @ Chicago Bears
- Kickoff: 1:00 p.m. EST, Sunday, August 10th
- Location: Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois
- National Broadcast: NFL Network
- Local Miami Broadcast: CBS
- Local Chicago Broadcast: FOX
- Streaming: MiamiDolphins.com; fuboTV; YouTube.TV; NFL+
- National TV Broadcast Team: Adam Amin, Jim Miller, Loui Cannelis
- Miami Local TV Broadcast Team: Steve Goldstein, Kim Bokamper, Mike Cugno
- National Radio Coverage: Westwood One
- Local Radio Coverage: iHeart Radio Network – WBGG 105.9 FM Miami/Ft. Lauderdale; iHeart Radio WTZU 94.9 FM Mami/Ft. Lauderdale (Spanish broadcast); WFSX 92.5 FM/105.9 FM Ft. Myers; WUUB 106.3 FM West Palm Beach; WEFL 760 AM West Palm Beach (Spanish broadcast); WAVK 97.7 FM Key West; WCZR 101.7 FM/WAVW 92.7 FM Port St. Lucie Note: Because the Marlins are playing at the same time as the Dolphins on Sunday, WINZ 940 AM will not have the Dolphins. 105.9 FM and 610 AM are expected to carry the game.
- Dolphins Radio Broadcast Team: Jimmy Cefalo, Joe Rose; Spanish broadcast: Roly Martin, Eduardo Martell
- Weather: 85°F, Cloudy
- Head-to-Head (Preseason): Bears 10-4-1
- Most Recent Preseason Results: 2021 Preseason Week 1 (Aug. 14, 2021) – Bears 20-13 at Chicago
- Head-to-Head (Regular Season): Dolphins 10-4
- Most Recent Game Results: 2022 Week 9 (Nov. 6, 2022) – Dolphins 35-32 at Chicago
- Most Recent Game at Site Results: 2022 Week 9 (Nov. 6, 2022) – Dolphins 35-32 at Chicago
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- FANDUEL Sportsbook betting Odds: Bears -3; Point total: 33.5; Moneyline: Bears -160 | Dolhins +135
All offseason long, the talk surrounding the Miami Dolphins has revolved around Tyreek Hill’s late-season outburst and his relationship with head coach Mike McDaniel and his teammates. Even as he sat out Sunday’s 24-24 tie with the Chicago Bears, rumors were swirling surrounding Miami’s speedy playmaker and his future with the Dolphins.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, several teams are monitoring Hill’s situation in Miami, with many wondering whether or not he could become available before the NFL trade deadline in November. Here’s what Fowler said on SportsCenter Sunday afternoon.
“His status is uncertain, with an oblique injury right now, as for when he gets back in the lineup, is still up in the air…Right now, I have talked to a few teams that are at least monitoring his future a little bit. Could he be a potential trade target?
Fowler continued:
“I know the Dolphins earlier this summer were telling teams, no, we’re not trading Tyreek Hill, but they just wonder if he’s going to be available? It could be wishful thinking. Maybe they want him to be available, but he’s a player that when I bring up the teams and say, who’s sort of a trade target you’re watching? They bring up Tyreek Hill…He’s a big option for Tua, and that’d be a major move if they did move away from him.”
Since being traded to the Dolphins, Hill has appeared in 50 games with the team, catching 319 of 464 targets for 4,468 yards and 26 touchdowns. Last season was a down year compared to some of his previous seasons, but the film doesn’t lie — Hill remains one of the most dynamic players the sport has ever seen, and if McDaniel and the Dolphins’ ship starts to sink at any point this season, teams should come calling for the man they call Cheetah.
And if you’re Miami, you should be more than happy to pick up the phone and talk compensation. After all, the Dolphins are likely to move on from Hill after this season, when his cap hit increases significantly in 2026. According to Spotrac, his cap hit nearly doubles next season with a base salary of $30 million. The rest of his contract is filled with void years, and regardless of his fate in Miami, Hill is expected to be a free agent in 2027 at the age of 33 years old.
I already said what I’d do with Tyreek Hill, but for the Dolphins and Mike McDaniel, they need all the weapons they can get. That is, until the honeymoon is over, and we’re right back to where we were in Week 18, when Hill shouted those very words that started it all, “I’m out!”
Should the Miami Dolphins trade Tyreek Hill? What type of trade value do you think he has with such a huge cap hit in 2026? How confident are you in the rest of Miami’s receiving corps? Let us know in the comments section below!
Following yesterday afternoon’s game between our Miami Dolphins and the Chicago Bears, I asked the following questions:
Below are your thoughts and answers-
Dolphinsfan2021 does not seem to have confidence in any of it. I guess it’s not unexpected for some longtime fans.
JUK was overall pretty happy, but it reminded them that Tua’s health is the only path to a high level of success.
dedstrk likes what they saw, including an apparent improvement with kick returns as well as special teams overall.
phinsatl is pleased with what they saw from special teams, but has some concerns about the offensive line depth.
DalFinsFan has a list of concerns and wants a clear upgrade at TE.
PGPhinsFan was pleased with a lot of what they saw, but like a lot of us, they still have concerns about the OL depth and the secondary overall.
Dolphster isn’t alarmed based on one game but has jumped on the “I’m concerned about the OL” bandwagon.
ezdz73 was overall happy with what they saw, but would like to see all the starters get some time together during the preseason.
TheRoo1 noticed what we all did about the NFL Network broadcast.
Dolfanjoe wants the scouts to be paying attention, as we might have some needs not yet met.
As usual, there is no solid consensus in what we saw, but some popular themes continue to be concerns with offensive line depth, the secondary as a whole, and the backup quarterback. The one thing that several people seem happy with is the apparent improvement in special teams. As always, I appreciate everyone who joins in almost every night to comment and join in on the discussions on our POTD posts.
Through training camp, it appeared Alexander Mattison was the Miami Dolphins best short yardage back. Unfortunately, the team won’t be able to use him now as he underwent season ending neck surgery after being injured on Sunday against the Chicago Bears. Without Mattison, this give Ollie Gordon II the inside track to that short yardage role and he was able to show he was capable of doing that, and more, this past Sunday. The Dolphins did work out Jamaal Williams, but ended up signing Aaron Shampklin and Mike Boone.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
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With Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Zach Sieler finally receiving the extension and raise that many fans believed he was due this past week, I asked the following question:
Below are some of your thougths and answers-
Dolfanjoe wants to see the team lock the LB up now.
glen55 is a maybe on Brooks and out on the rest for now.
SuperG! is in a wait-and-see pattern on Minkah.
sdphinsfan says wait and see what the rest do this season before throwing any money at any of them.
tvegas897 is another in the wait-and-see camp.
Yarganaught might get his wish by the end of camp.
cyberflea says Prove it first!
StanleyDoyle1 wants a LB to stick around…
JUK wants to lock up an LB and OL and wait for some others until after the season.
phinette is in a wait-and-see from Phillips and is looking for an out-of-town ticket for Tua.
With a few exceptions, it seems as if most of the base prefers that the team sit pat for now and see who has what this season before making any more decisions on player extensions. As always, thank you to each of you who stops in each night to answer our question of the day and discuss the goings on of the day.
The Miami Dolphins have been bitten by the injury bug along their defensive front over the past two seasons. After losing both Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb last year, coaches, players and fans are hoping to see a potentially fearsome Dolphins pass rush at full strength in 2025.
Well, on Wednesday at Miami’s joint practice with the Detroit Lions, another Dolphins pass rusher suffered an injury that halted the player’s practice, ultimately leading to that player being carted away from the session. That player was second-year EDGE stud, Chop Robinson.
According to those in attendance, Robinson’s injury occurred during a scrum for a loose football that was coughed up by a Lions offensive player and looks to be arm/shoulder related.
The former Penn State product had a slow start to his rookie campaign in 2024, however he turned it on during Miami’s final 10 games — tallying six sacks during that time. The team’s first round selection in the 2024 NFL Draft, Robinson has been discussed as a future All-Pro talent by plenty of NFL personalities during the offseason. He’ll need to stay healthy to realize his massive potential.
We will keep you updated on Chop Robinson’s injury status as more information becomes available.
On Thursday, ahead of Miami’s second joint practice with the Detroit Lions, the Dolphins signed offensive lineman Yodny Cajuste while placing fellow offensive lineman Germain Ifedi on the injured reserve list.
Ifedi was just signed to the Dolphins on August 3rd, but struggled mightily against the Chicago Bears in the team’s first preseason contest last Sunday. Today, we learned that he may have been dealing with an injury which could have been the cause for his poor performance.
Cajuste was drafted in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. Despite being with the club through the 2022 season, he played in just 17 games. After leaving New England, Cajuste signed with the New York Jets, but didn’t play a single game with the team after being injured that same offseason. He was released and signed with the New York Giants’ practice squad during the 2023 season, but never saw game action. Cajuste was once again injured the following offseason, which caused him to miss the entirety of the 2024 season.
We will continue to keep you updated with all things Miami Dolphins as the team prepares for their second preseason contest, this time against the Detroit Lions on Saturday.
Our Miami Dolphins have played one preseason game, which received mixed reviews from the media and fans. There were positives, but it seems there were many more negatives. To make matters worse, our Dolphins had a joint practice with the Detroit Lions yesterday, and all reports indicate that the Dolphins were nearly run off the field. The team will have a chance to redeem themselves a bit when they face off again against the Lions on Saturday afternoon for preseason game two. But what will you be looking for in Saturday’s game against Detroit?
Please share your thoughts and answers in our comments section below-
The Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions got together for another joint practice and from the sounds of it, the Dolphins had a pretty good day compared to the first day. On Wednesday, the sky was falling as reports out of practice were that the Dolphins looked absolutely terrible. After being dominated in the first practice, it is nice to hear the players did not like the performance and came out to compete yesterday. The Dolphins and Lions will meet tomorrow to play in their preseason matchup.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
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The Miami Dolphins will play their second preseason game today as they take on the Detroit Lions. Mike McDaniel said a couple of days ago that the starters would not be playing in this one, so expect to see the second and third team guys get a ton of playing time. A lot of eyes will be on the quarterbacks as Zach Wilson and Quinn Ewers as both need to show they are capable backups behind Tua Tagovailoa. They both had a rough start in their first preseason action and now they’ll get another chance to put some better tape out on the field.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
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