The Dolphins have some key injury report questions this week. Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle was limited in practice Thursday due to a knee injury. Waddle missed Miami's last game, a home defeat of ...

The Dolphins started backup quarterback Tyler “Snoop” Huntley with Tua Tagovailoa out in Cleveland against the Browns.

The game status of Miami Dolphins wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle was in question. However, Hill is officially active while Waddle won't play versus the Cleveland Browns. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is also inactive for Sunday's game, a huge loss for the offense.

The Dolphins will officially turn to Tyler Huntley to keep their playoff dreams alive in their regular season finale.

With news of Tyreek Hill wanting out of Miami following Sunday's ugly defeat, Waddle could be in store for a huge jump in usage in 2025 if that scenario plays out.

The Miami Dolphins ended their season last Sunday with an ugly loss to the New York Jets that included an ugly situation with their star wide receiver, Tyreek Hill. The 30-year-old seemed to quit on his team by refusing to go back in the game in the second half, which led to him later implying he wanted out of Miami.

Over the weekend star wide receiver Tyreek Hill made headlines when he suggested he was "opening the door" to leave the Miami Dolphins. "This is my first time I

Outside of the interception on his first play, the future Hall of Famer looked like, completing roughly 64% of his passes for 274 yards and four touchdowns. Rodgers also tossed the 500th touchdown of his career, becoming the fifth quarterback — Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Brett Favre — to do so.

Dolphins franchise quarterback Tua Tagovailoa missed his sixth game of the season, with a playoff spot on the line at the New York Jets.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Miami Dolphins needed to beat the New York Jets on Sunday and get some help to make the NFL Playoffs. None of it happened. The Dolphins lost to the Jets, 32-20. Meanwhile, the Broncos were routing the Chiefs, 38-0, to clinch the final AFC playoffs spot.

New York Jets safety Ashtyn Davis snags an interception on Miami Dolphins quarterback Tyler Huntley's deep ball intended for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.