Phinfever (Big Dave)

Kyle Louis Draft Breakdown:

Making room.

❌ Hard Rock Stadium no longer meets to requirements to host the Super Bowl, Stephen Ross revealed to the @SFBJNews: “Miami is not really in line… It’s always exciting to have the Super Bowl but that was before we had all the other events. Miami has by far the best weather. It’s in their best interest to have one here but at this point they don’t believe we meet all the requirements and the demands.” #PhinsUp

Based on last year’s record. Although, it could be the makings of a hard decision by Sullivan as he sits with a top pick in next year’s draft. In other words, he cannot pass on a potential franchise QB even if Willis has a good year.

Yes, we know. This is the time of year when hype rules the day, and the “realist” Dolphins fans will remind everyone, based on painful experience, that offseason champions usually do not win when it actually matters. Still, Dolphins fans also remember that the greatest linebacker in Miami history, Zach Thomas, fell all the way to the fifth round because he was considered undersized. So forgive us if we get a little interested when Miami takes a swing on a linebacker with real playmaking ability. How long have we been waiting for someone at linebacker who can actually run step for step with an opposing team’s best receiving tight end? You know, that little problem that has only haunted us forever. I am encouraged to see a GM who clearly values playmakers at linebacker in the draft. College production matters. Sometimes the tape is trying to tell you something. phinphanatic.com/miami-dolphins…

@MLFootball Another Mannning? Wow. I am old enough to remember the orginal, Archie Manning, when he played for the Saints. I used to feel bad for him because he was on a terrible team and you could see the talent.

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Another Mannning? Wow. I am old enough to remember Archie Manning when he played for the Saints. I used to feel bad for him because he was on a terrible team and you could see the talent.

Ryder, I enjoy your video analysis. Thanks for them. With all the questions surrounding Miami’s pass rush this year, I’m sure the opportunity to sign with the Dolphins was exciting for Reiger, who was projected to be a 5th or 6th round draft pick by the draft analysts. It gives him a real chance to prove he belongs in the NFL. #competitionIsGood

Miami was able to sign Reiger as an undrafted rookie free agent after the draft, even though many draft analysts had projected him as a fifth or sixth round pick. With all the questions surrounding Miami’s pass rush this year, I’m sure the opportunity to sign with the Dolphins was exciting for Reiger. It gives him a real chance to prove he belongs in the NFL. #competitionIsGood

CB Chris Johnson, Miami's 1st round pick 27 in this year's draft, has been cited as a high-potential "culture-builder".

Oh, no. Let's panic and bridge jump in May.

lol. The no-name offense moving forward.

This is one of the most respect O-line gurus in the football world breaking down Proctor, whom he’s mentored

Yep. I don't get why this is hard to understand.

This is pretty much how I expected things to shake out this year based on the skill set of Miami’s offensive line personnel. I would keep Austin Jackson at right tackle because, when he had the chance, he played much better there than he did at right guard. Jonah Savaiinaea played well at right guard in college before last season, so moving him back there gives him a better chance to compete for and possibly win that spot. Since Proctor is likely going to be Miami’s right tackle in 2027, I understand the idea of getting him some work on the right side this year. He should get his chances at right tackle, but I think he can handle left guard well enough for the most part this season. Of course, the Dolphins are going to move guys around during camp to see what works best and to cross train them in case injuries hit, because with this team, assuming everyone stays healthy is usually where the comedy begins. sun-sentinel.com/2026/04/29/chr…

This CB was recently mocked to the 1st round in a “way too early” mock by a writer for Saturday Blitz. Look at him try and deal with Dolphins draft pick WR Kevin Coleman Jr. I trust Jerry Sullivan’s son. Do you?

Dolphins 1st rounder Chris Johnson volunteered that Dolphins 3rd rounder Caleb Douglas was the toughest WR to cover at the Senior Bowl.

@MattInfante I like the rebuild philosophy, and I am hopeful that the Dolphins finally have a plan in place to beat our divisional rivals in their cold weathered stadiums. I don't even know what that looks like any more.

Thought about this a lot since Thursday. JES told us what he was likely going to do. And then he did it.

I like the rebuild philosophy, and I am hopeful that the Dolphins finally have a plan in place to beat our divisional rivals in their cold weathered stadiums. Dolphins GM Sullivan: "Our division runs through Buffalo and New England and New York. Cold weather places. There's a saying in our business, fast gets slow, but big doesn't get small. So understand, we're not going to sacrifice speed and explosion and skill for a bunch of big, stiff guys, but we are going to have substance to us at all levels of our team. At corner, at receiver, at running back, and certainly up front. We will build this team.".