Sieler was discussing Miami Dolphins teammate Benito Jones when he nearly made an out-of-character slip. “Man, he’s worked his a - - off this summer,” Sieler said.

Miami Dolphins make logical decision to answer crucial question regarding their biggest offseason move originally appeared on A to Z Sports.

How much of a difference will those three newcomers make to Miami's secondary. Allow the Dolphins in Depth podcast to discuss.

Jalen Ramsey's relationship with the Miami Dolphins grew increasingly fractious over his final months with the organization. Ramsey had been on the Dolphins' chopping block since April, when general manager Chris Grier publicly disclosed the franchise's intentions to find the three-time All-Pro cornerback a new home before the start of the regular season.

Eichenberg, a former second-round pick, has not been what Miami likely had hoped he would become. In four years with the Dolphins, he has never posted above a 53.1 PFF overall grade, nor a PFF pass-blocking grade of even 50.0. Playing over 1,000 snaps at exclusively right guard last year didn’t seem to offer Eichenberg much consistency, either.

During the offseason, the Miami Dolphins’ 2025 second-round pick has focused on building relationships with his teammates both on and off the field.

The importance of keeping Tua Tagovailoa healthy can't be overstated for the Miami Dolphins. Much of it rests on LT Patrick Paul, who's fine with it.

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa shared the rationale behind comments he made about his relationship with wide receiver Tyreek Hill.