Miami Dolphins

Malik Willis threw 21 passes. Two of them scored, and the second was a short pass to the left that Caleb Douglas turned into 63 yards and the final points of the game with 4:44 left in the fourth quar…

Four opening drives, four different answers to the same question: what a coach does with a possession that decides nothing and everything.

Four clubs, three press conferences and one uniform note. The through-line across the league: coaches will commit publicly to the players who are fine and slow-play the ones who aren't.

Kyle's 'uncertain' tag is procedural: Hafley called it 'the expectation.' The real signal is a crowded backfield and a rookie WR with no target floor.

Hafley's flat confirmations are real, but the usage math behind them says both are roster bodies, not fantasy options.

MetLife Stadium, Sunday at 1:00 local. Miami is 0-5 with a -62 point differential. New York is 2-4 with a -10. The standings show a two-game gap between these clubs. The scoring shows a wider one.

Chicago and Los Angeles get repriced by the national media, New England gets treated as a betting puzzle, and Miami asks its fans for more money while winless.

Five items around the NFL, and most of them come down to the same question: which organizations can tell the difference between a plan and a press release. Miami and New York have plans.

Seven beats around the league, and the loudest one is a quarterback saying the right thing at a podium. J.J. McCarthy says he's now a quarterback for the New York Giants, and that he'll get an opportu…

Half the league spent Tuesday tinkering. The Giants spent it admitting something bigger, and everything else in today's NFL business reads like a footnote next to it.

Lions Wire Pickups, a Paris Trip and a Kicker Swap: NFL Midweek Notes The NFL's midweek news cycle is mostly logistics and leverage. This one has a kicker swap in Miami, a Paris road trip for the Sain…

Tuesday's transaction wire is where front offices concede what the film already showed. Cincinnati reshuffled the back of its roster, Tennessee and the New York Giants cut defensive linemen, Miami rel…

The NFL's transaction wire outworked the scoreboard on Tuesday. The Giants cut a running back two days after he said out loud what the snap chart already showed.

Three teams are unbeaten at the top — San Francisco at 6-0, Minnesota and Kansas City at 5-0 — while the Chargers sit 0-6 at the bottom.

Limited' is a walkthrough artifact. Hafley's conditional Wednesday language and pre-loaded rust caveat point to a partial snap share, not a fantasy a