Miami Dolphins Deep Dive with Perk

Dave Hyde joins Chris Perkins this week to talk about Monday night's win against the Los Angeles Rams — arguably their strongest performance of an otherwise dismal season. With two relatively easy games ahead, is Miami on a path two a nine-win season and possibly a playoff spot? Or are are there persistant weaknesses that will hold them back? Plus, predictions for Sunday afternoon's home matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. Kickoff is 1 p.m.

Are there any signs that the Miami Dolphins could be on the verge of turning around their disastrous 2-6 season? Chris Perkins and David Furones weigh in with what they're seeing on and off the field. With the NFL trade deadline approaching, what are the Dolphins’ options? Has head coach Mike McDaniels’ play calling improved? Plus, predictions for the Monday night game against the rams. Kickoff is 8:15 p.m. in Los Angeles.

Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss the return of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in a disappointing one-point loss to the Arizona Cardinals and consider who is to blame for the team's slide, general manager Chris Grier or head coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, a preview of next Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. Kickoff at 1 p.m.

Chris Perkins and David Furones break down the Miami Dolphins’ abysmal loss to the Titans on Sunday and tackle the planned return of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Plus, a preview of next Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Kickoff is 1 p.m.

In this episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss quarterback Tua Tagovailoa returning from his concussion soon and if the struggling offense can turn things around. Also, what can coach Mike McDaniel do to spur the Dolphins offense and pull out another win against the Indianapolis Colts without QB Tua? Plus, Chris and David's predictions for Sunday's game. Kickoff in Indianapolis is 1 p.m.

The Miami Dolphins will be using their bye week to regroup. Despite the narrow and messy win over the New England Patriots last Sunday, there's much work to do. On this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde wonder if Miami can still make the playoffs. What is their top priorty during the break? When will Tua Tagovaila be ready to return? And looking ahead, what should the Dolphins’ plan be for the quarterback situation in 2025? The next game is against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, Oct. 20 (1 p.m.).

After the Dolphins’ (1-3) Monday night debacle against the Tennessee Titans, Chris Perkins and David Furones don't even know where to start. The quarterback situation is a disaster, the offensive line is bumbling, the play calling is weak. The only bright spot may be the defense. But that won't be enough to get this season back on track. Chris and David take the broom to the mess in Miami. Plus, a look ahead to Sunday's matchup in New England against the Patriots. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. — and at least the two teams have the same record so far this season.

The Miami Dolphins have a big hole to dig themselves out of. In this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde break down the causes and look ahead to what the team needs to do to salvage the season. How did they land in such a quarterback predicament? How much blame should be placed on managment, especially the roster construction? Is Tua Tagovaila really the quarterbacking future for the Dolphins — and if not, what cards can the team really play? Plus, predictions for the Monday night match up with the Tennessee Titans. Kickoff at Hardrock Stadium is at 7:30 p.m.

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Chris Perkins and David Furones have a lot to talk about, from the Dolphins loss to the Bills on Thursday night to QB Tua Tagovaila's concussion. Should Tua return or consider retirement? What are the implications either way for the Dolphins? Plus, a preview of Sunday's game in Seattle and your questions answered. 

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There's no shortage of topics for Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde to break down in this episode of Dolphins Deep Dive. Of course, there's Miami's comeback win against Jacksonville — what did we learn from Tua, the offense and special teams? Then there's the Tyreek Hill takedown by Miami-Dade police officers during a traffic stop before the game. Perk and Hyde have a lot to say about who was at fault. Last but not least, Thursday's all-important matchup against the Buffalo Bills. Oh, and there's a fire alarm in this episode, too. What do Perk and Hyde think are the keys to the game? Kickoff at Hard Rock Stadium is Thursday at 8:15 p.m.

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It's the season premiere of Dolphins Deep Dive. In this week's episode, Sun Sentinel writers Chris Perkins and David Furones break down their predictions for the Miami Dolphins' 2024 season and look ahead to the opener against the Jaguars. Plus, we take your questions.

In this special episode, the Sun Sentinel's complete Dolphins coverage team — Chris Perkins, David Furones and Dave Hyde — are together to talk about Miami's second preseason game. How long should quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and the rest of the starters play in Saturday's matchup against the Washington Commanders? And what would the guys consider to be a successful Dolphins season? One playoff game? Two? More? Plus, has Mike McDaniel revolutionized training camp?

Hear the latest from Miami Dolphins Training Camp, including the best and worst of the joint practice with the Atlanta Falcons and the top three stars from camp. Plus, What to watch for in the preseason opener against Atlanta and predictions for the winner of the backup quarterback competition. And Chris Perkins and David Furones take your questions.

The Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones recap the first week of Training Camp for the Miami Dolphins. What should fans be looking for ahead of the joint practices with the Atlanta Falcons? Plus, who won in the contract extension with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, and has the deal changed the expectations? 

On the last episode before our summer break, it's crazy times in Dolphins land! Chris Perkins and David Furones break down Miami's minicamp — which the team cut from three days to two. What did their activities say about what the Dolphins will do offensively and defensively. They'll also talk about the latest on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's contract and much more. Plus, they take viewer questions.

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The Dolphins wrapped up one of the most eventful OTAs in recent memory. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was absent along with a maybe dozen other starters. Star safety Jevon Holland took a shot at former defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. First-round draft pick Chop Robinson sat out for an undisclosed reason, as did last year's top pick, Cam Smith. To top it all off, coach Mike McDaniel acknowledged Miami's shortcomings last season and insisted that they have an opportunity to change the narrative this coming season. Chris Perkins and David Furones break it all down in this special episode of Dolphins Deep Dive with Perk. Plus, Perk and David will take questions from followers.

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Dolphins rookie camp is over and in this week's special episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones analyze what they saw from Chop Robinson, Patrick Paul, and the offensive lineman who hasn't even played in a college football game. Which players stood out? Will Bayron Matos be most likely undrafted rookie to make team? Do fast receivers solve Miami's problems on the offensive line? With OTAs starting in a couple of weeks, what should we be looking for and are there more free agent moves or trades still to be made? 

Has the signing of Odell Beckham Jr. raised expectations for the Dolphins next season? In this special epsides of Dolphins Deep Dive, Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins and reporter David Furones discuss whether the addition of Beckham signifies that Miami is still all-in trying to win a Super Bowl. Are the Dolphins setting themselves up to still be competitive after Tua Taigovailoa gets his payday? Plus, the Furones Bonus, fan questions answered and more.

The draft is over and Chris Perkins gives it a C grade. Chris and Dolphins reporter David Furones discuss if that's going to be sufficient to make the 2024-25 season a success. Should we trust in Miami’s philosophy based off draft picks? Was the Jaylen Wright trade a wise use of Miami’s resources? What’s the next significant move Miami can make? Also, Should Miami be concerned about Tyreek Hill off the field? Plus, Chris and David take your questions. Let's dive in.

It's NFL draft week and there's a lot on the line for the Dolphins with their first-round pick (No. 21). Who should Miami take? O-line? D-line? Edge rusher? What are the odds that they'll trade up? Chris Perkins and David Furones break down Miami's options. Plus more from the off season, including the latest on Tua Tagovailoa's contract, an analysis of expectations for last year's draft picks and a look at the top draft moments from Dolphins history.

After a wild free agency period, there's a lot to sort out with the Miami Dolphins' current roster situation. Will Anthony Weaver unleash Jalen Ramsey? Which position has been upgraded or downgraded significantly? What moves are left for Miami to make it a successful offseason? And are the Dolphins kicking the financial can down road with Tua? Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins and reporter David Furones sort through the scenarios. Plus, your questions answered.

The Miami Dolphins will hit the free agency deadline in compliance with the NFL salary cap — but it took some big losses to get there. How much will it cost to build a team with Super Bowl hopes, but no playoff game win? Or was the Super Bowl window slammed shut after that crushing (and frigid) loss in Kansas City? With limited money and only two draft picks, how do the Dolphins improve this season? Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde break down the difficult situation Miami faces: Was this complete management of the salary cap? Or is there another big picture?

Did the NFL combine convince the Miami Dolphins to keep or trade their first-round pick? What should they do in free agency next week? With Christian Wilkins set to become free agent, who else joins him? Who are the South Florida NFL players to watch in 2024? Chris Perkins and David Furones break down the latest in the Dolphins’ off season moves in this special episode of Dolphins Deep Dive.

The Big O Show's Orlando Alzugaray joins the South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins for a new special episode. Big O and Perk both have harsh words for Mike McDaniel and discuss how much of the Miami Dolphins’ weaknesses fall on the shoulders of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa or his coaches. Plus, Perk drills Big O on free agency, the draft and more.

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Former Sun Sentinel columnist Omar Kelly and current Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins are back together for the first time in six years — and there are some fireworks! Chris and Omar talk the strengths (or weaknesses, depending on who you ask) of Tua Tagovailoa, Mike McDaniel's coaching moves, Chris Grier's latest rebuild, free agency and more. A lot more.

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In our first off-season special episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss whether the Miami Dolphins can sign quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to a new contract that still allows them to bring on other key players. What are the top priorities for new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver? Plus, what we learned at the Pro Bowl and the Senior Bowl — and our Super Bowl predictions.

After a promising 2023-24 season, the Dolphins delivered another wild-card playoff disappointment — this time in subzero Kansas City. In this episode of Dolphins Deep Dive, Sun Sentinel columnists Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde look ahead to what comes next. What should our expectations be for the Dolphins in 2024? Does Tua Tagovailoa deserve a contract extension? Which free agents should be re-signed, and what will Miami do with Xavien Howard? Plus, Chris and Dave take your questions.

The Miami Dolphins have a chance to salvage their season this Saturday in frigid Kansas City, where they face the Chiefs in the first found of the NFL playoffs. We have our entire team of Dolphins reporters together for this episode to talk about how Miami can beat KC. Will the trio of Tua-Tyreek-McDaniel be enough to push the Dolphins deeper into the playoffs? Plus, Chris Perkins, Dave Hyde and David Furones talk about how injuries have impacted the team. And, of course, predictions! Kickoff in Kansas City is Saturday at 8 p.m. 

The Miami Dolphins head into the regular season finale against the Buffalo Bills with the AFC East title on the line. In this episode, columnists Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde wonder if the Dolphins offense will deliver in this key moment. Does Miami need to win a playoff game in order for the 2023-24 season to be considered a success? Should coach Mike McDaniel use Jalen Ramsey to shadow Bills standout Stefon Diggs? Plus, Chris and Dave give their predictions. Kickoff at Hard Rock Stadum is Sunday at 8:20 p.m.

It's time to look ahead to the Miami Dolphins in the playoffs. Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the potential road to the Super Bowl after Miami’s win over the Dallas Cowboys on Christmas Eve with two regular-season games left. Does Miami’s depth mean we should have confidence heading into the playoffs? What is Miami’s most trustworthy characteristic? And Chris and David give their predictions: Can the Dolphins (11-4) go into Baltimore and defeat the Ravens (12-3)? Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m.

This could be the most successful calendar year for the Miami Dolphins in two decades, and the team is now entering what could be the most important stretch of games in the Steve Ross era. In this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about the latest injuries and the keys to success this Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys at Hard Rock Stadium. Kickoff is 4:25 p.m.

Oh boy, are Dolphins fans in for another December collapse? Monday night's crushing loss to the Titans sure made it feel that way. But in this episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones give their reasons why they don't see this going down as the same ol’ Dolphins disappointment. But what does the loss to the Titans really mean? Is the offense or defense more reliable? Plus, predictions for this Sunday's game against the Jets and a break down of the end-of-season gauntlet of Dallas, Baltimore, Buffalo. Kickoff at Hard Rock Stadium is 1 p.m. Sunday.

Are you starting to hear "Dolphins" and "Super Bowl" in the same sentence recently? Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss whether it's a legitimate possibility. Also, does Tyreek Hill have a shot at MVP? Should Terron Armstead rest or play? What's best about Miami's defense? Plus, predictions for Monday's night's game against the Tennessee Titans, and readers’ questions.

December is the most important month once again for Dolphins football — but will this year's 8-3 start be different? Chris Perkins and David Furones look at the prospects for Miami earning the AFC No. 1 seed, how they have to adjust for Jaelan Phillips being out for the season, and the chances that the Dolphins will limit mistakes this Sunday to outscore the Washington Commanders. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

Coming off their bye week, the stage is set for the Dolphins (6-3) to make a second-half run. Are they destined to win the AFC East? Will the filming of "Hard Rocks" become a distraction? Will Miami cover a huge spread facing a rookie QB this week? Join Chris Perkins and David Furones as they go over the main Dolphins story lines. Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders (5-5)  kicks off at 1 p.m.

Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde take advantage of the Dolphins’ bye week to score the first half of the season and give their predictions for the remaining games. Are they overrated, or making progress against the league's toughest teams? 

The Miami Dolphins (6-2) face their biggest challenge yet this season when they play the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs (6-2). In this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss how the Chiefs game could decide home field avantage in the AFC, the impact of Jalen Ramsey's return to the secondary, how the team will look after next week's bye week and give their predictions for this Sunday's international game against the Chiefs. Kickoff is 9:30 a.m in Germany.

Halfway through the season, the big question for the Miami Dolphins (5-2) is whether they're overrated. In this episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the significance of the loss to the Eagles last Sunday, review the team injuries that may be impacting play, and give their predictions for this Sunday's home game against the New England Patriots. Bonus: Which player will emerge as most interesting from the episode of "Hard Knocks" featuring the Dolphins? Kickoff is 1 p.m. Sunday.

Now at 5-1 after Sunday's win against the Panthers, the Dolphins head to Philadelphia for a critical road-trip matchup against the 5-1 Eagles. Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the importance of the matchup. Also, is Tyreek Hill Miami’s MVP? Does Miami’s offense need to carry bigger load vs. Eagles? Where does excitement surrounding Dolphins-Eagles rank in recent history? Plus, Chris and Dave give their predictions. Sunday's kickoff is at 8:20 p.m.

The Dolphins seemed to be back on track after Sunday's win against the Giants. Does that put them in the top tier of the AFC with the Bills and the Chiefs? Should Miami rethink how it uses De’Von Achane following his injury? Was adding receiver Chase Claypool the right move for Miami? Who returns first: Armstead or Ramsey? Columnists Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde answer these questions and more — plus predictions for this Sunday's home game against the Carolina Panthers. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

After the Dolphins’ opening win streak came to a crushing end in Buffalo, Chris Perkins and David Furones ask how much blame Vic Fangio’s defense should get. Is Miami’s offensive line in trouble without Armstead? Should rookie De’Von Achane be the starting running back? Plus, grading the Dolphins so far this season and predictions for this Sunday's game at home against the Giants. Kickoff is 1 p.m.

In this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde can't help but revel in the Dolphins’ blowout against the Broncos, 70-20. But there's so much more to discuss: How should Mike McDaniel manage running back touches when all the guys are healthy? Will his personality and coaching style attract even more good players to Miami? Are special teams a significant weak spot? And it's prediction time: Will momentum carry the Dolphins to a win in Buffalo this week? And is it too soon to predict that Miami will win the AFC East? Kickoff against the Bills is Sunday at 1 p.m.

Could the Miami Dolphins be the best team in the AFC East? In the latest episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones look at last Sunday's prime-time win over the Patriots and ahead to the home opener against the Denver Broncos. Are injuries a major problem right now? Do the Dolphins need to bring in kickers to replace Jason Sanders? Plus, it's prediction time: Miami receivers should feast on the Broncos. Kick off is this Sunday at 1 p.m.

Coming off the Dolphins' thrilling Week 1 victory in Los Angeles, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde analyze Miami's performance. Does it look like the offensive line has finally been fixed? Is Tua Tagovailoa to Tyreek Hill the best combination in Dolphins’ history? Plus, a look ahead to this Sunday's important matchup against the Patriots. Kickoff in New England is 8:20 p.m.

Here we go, Dolphins fans! The 2023-24 season gets under way this Sunday in Los Angeles. In our first episode of the official season, Chris Perkins and David Forones give their analysis and predictions for the season and give their thoughts for the Week 1 game against the Chargers. Will Mike McDaniel be outcoached by the Chargers’ Brandon Staley again? Will quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's jiu-jitsu lessons make a difference? And how will Vic Fangio’s defense fare without Jalen Ramsey? Kickoff this Sunday is at 4:25 p.m.

Chris Perkins, Dave Hyde and David Furones preview the Miami Dolphins’ training camp on the latest edition of Dolphins Deep Dive. Can receiver Tyreek Hill can get 2,000 receiving yards this season, and what that would mean for the offense? What are the top training camp position battles to watch? And just how high should our expectations be?

The NFL draft starts Thursday. Chris Perkins and Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the Dolphins options, and whether they can screw up their second-round pick. Also, where do the Dolphins rank in the AFC after the Jets addition of QB Aaron Rodgers and what letter grade does general manager Chris Grier get so far this offseason. Plus, a look at QB Tua Tagovailoa's flirtation with retirement.

The NFL draft is just weeks away, and the Dolphins have work to do — especially on offense. In this off-season episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones (Dave Hyde is off) take a look at key priorities for Miami, including at tight end. Disagreement continues over QB Tua Tagovailoa, who looked bulked up, upbeat and self-assured at a recent charity event. And Chris explains why his early concern for the Dolphins’ O-line is justified.

The NFL draft is weeks away and in this bonus episode, the Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins and David Furones analyze Miami's depth chart, their best moves so far in the off season, their philosophy of "win now, pay later," and take a look ahead to their best next moves.

Dolphins fans should be excited about the off season with big things happening in the early stages. Chris Perkins and David Furones look at what's happened in the opening salvo of free agency — mostly on defense. But what needs to happen on the O-line? And where does Miami stand against the rest of the AFC East? 

In a new bonus episode: Steve Ross is writing big checks to clear up salary-cap space with Miami in ‘win-now’ mode. Plus, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss if the Jalen Ramsey trade makes Miami legitimate Super Bowl contenders, and more on free agency moves.

The gears began turning fast at the end of last season and Chris Perkins and David Furones have a lot to talk about in this bonus episode of Dolphins Deep Dive. What are Miami's biggest needs and what moves could they make in free agency? Are expectations high for new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio? Are the Dolphins as committed to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa as they say they are? And it's never too soon to be talking about the NFL draft: Chris and David discuss the prospects to watch after the NFL combine and Senior Bowl.

The Dolphins’ rollercoaster 2022 season ended in dissapointment in Buffalo during Miami's first playoff game in six years. In this episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones break down what went wrong and what went right. Plus, a look at the lessons we learned in Mike McDaniel's first years as head coach and analyze what needs to be done to make the Dolphins a better team in the 2023 season. Dolphins Deep Dive will return after a short break to tackle what's sure to be an exciting off season.  

The Miami Dolphins head into the AFC wild card game this Sunday against the Bills. Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde look back at the regular season to analyze what worked and what didn't — and what lessons Miami needs to take with them to Buffalo. Should Tua Tagovailoa play if he's cleared from concussion protocol? And Chris and Dave have some ideas for what Miami can do to win. The Dolphins play at 1 p.m. Sunday.

Chris Perkins and David Furones debate whether the Dolphins are a playoff-caliber team. What's the outlook for Tua Tagovailoa and what should Miami do about their quarterback situation this week? Is the Dolphins offense overrated? For that matter, is Mike McDaniel overrated? Plus, Perkins and Furones make their picks for Sunday's game against the Jets in Miami Gardens.

Tua Tagovailoa's injury, Miami's chances against the Patriots, diagnosing the offense and defense, the playoffs outlook and more. The Dolphins head to New England for a Sunday 1 p.m. kickoff.

With the playoffs on the line, the Dolphins will take on the Green Bay Packers on Christmas Day at Hard Rock Stadium. Chris Perkins and David Furones break down what Miami has to do to finish strong in the final three games of the season. What do Tua Tagovailoa and the offense need to do? Sunday kickoff is at 1 p.m.

What's wrong with Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins offense? Has the competition discovered a blueprint for beating them? Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about why Miami has hit a wall. Are these the same Dolphins of years past, or can they rally to beat the Bills for this Saturday night's game in Buffalo? 

In this weeks episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde recap the Dolphins loss in San Francisco. Did the 49ers provide a blueprint for defeating Miami? Can the Dolphins offense bounce back against the Chargers this Sunday? And Chris and Dave debate who's the better quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa or Justin Herbert, and give their picks for this week's matchup in Los Angeles.

The Dolphins have a tough schedule for the rest of the season, starting with this Sunday against the 49ers. How will they fare in December? Can they protect Tua Tagovailoa after injuries to Terron Armstead and Austin Jackson? And what should we expect as head coach Mike McDaniel returns to San Francisco to face his mentor, Kyle Shanahan?

The Dolphins come off their bye week on a four-game win streak and tied with the Bills for the AFC East lead. In the latest episode of Dolphins Deep Dive, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about how the Fins make the most of the final stretch of the season and whether they're Super Bowl contenders this year.

The Dolphins head into the bye week on a four-game win streak and at the top of the AFC East. In this week's episode of Dolphins Deep Dive, Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s near perfect play the past three games and what’s behind it and the additions of running back Jeff Wilson Jr. and edge rusher Bradley Chubb. Plus, can Miami live up to high expectations and finish season strong?

The Dolphins look to continue their three-game win streak against the Browns this Sunday. On this week's episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about the domination of Tua Tagovailoa, the struggles of the defense and whether it's premature to be thinking about the playoffs — or even the Super Bowl!

In this week's episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones hand out midseason awards and debate whether Tyreek Hill could be this season's NFL MVP. Also, will Miami keep winning in the second half of the season? Plus, Chris and Dave have their predictions for Sunday's game in Chicago against the Bears.

The Dolphins ended their losing streak with last Sunday's win over the Steelers. Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about the return of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, what the line must do to protect him, and how they can keep momentum going next Sunday in Detroit against the Lions.

The Dolphins are on a three-game skid — are the injuries to blame, or is there a bigger crisis in Miami? Chris Perkins and David Furones look at what's been right and what's been wrong so far, as well as what to expect from the return of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for Sunday's primetime matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It was another week of drama for the Miami Dolphins, which have lost two quarterbacks to the NFL's new concussion protocols. Columnists Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about what Miami's management should do to address confusion in the league and get Tua Tagovailoa and Teddy Bridgewater back on the field. And the Dolphins are dealing with other injured players going into Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings. Can they bounce back?

This week, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde grade the Miami Dolphins performance through the first quarter of the season? Plus, how long will Tua Tagovailoa be out — and how will quarterback Teddy Bridgewater do Sunday against the New York Jets? 

Could this be one of the best 3-0 starts in years for the Dolphins? In this episode Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde talk about the successes so far and whether they can continue it to 4-0 when they take on the Cincinnati Bengals in this Thursday night's game.

Coming off a stunning, historic win against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde take on the big question of the week: Did QB Tua Tagovaila's Marino-style performance silence his critics? Is Mike McDaniel's unique coaching style paying off? And can the Dolphins continue their early-season momentum by beating the reigning AFC champion Buffalo Bills? 

Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss how Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa performed in last Sunday's win over the Patriots. Special guest Anthony Becht, former NFL tight end and current head coach of the XFL’s St. Louis BattleHawks, weighs in on the Dolphins’ big defensive plays. And we look ahead to Sunday’s important matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

Welcome to the South Florida Sun Sentinel's brand new Dolphins show, "Dolphins Deep Dive with Perk." In the first episode of the 2022 season, Chris Perkins, Dave Hyde and David Furones break debate the future of QB Tua Tagovailoa and the Fins offense and look ahead to Sunday's season opener against the New England Patriots. The Dolphins play at home at 1 p.m. Sunday.

Is 2022 the season that Tua Tagovailoa's QB career takes off for the Dolphins? Can Miami win under owner Steve Ross? What has this year's training camp told us about the ’Fins? Plus, a farewell from Omar Kelly in the series finale of X’s & Omar. Stay tuned for an exciting new beginning in the weeks to come!

Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde analyze how the Dolphins did with their limited trade options in this year's NFL draft. Does Miami finally have the pieces to be considered a legitimate contender? 

Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde take a look at where the Miami Dolphins stand going into draft week. Does the addition of Tyreek Hill mean the Fins have a better shot at the playoffs next season? What should be the standard for QB Tua Tagovailoa? And let’s not forget the reports that Miami was going after Tom Brady and Sean Payton — what was going on there? The NFL draft starts Thursday.

The Dolphins have made some key moves during the free agency period as their rebuild under Mike McDaniel begins to take shape. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde come back this week for an update and their analysis of the off-season moves so far.

The makeover of the Miami Dolphins under Mike McDaniel is under way. In the final episode of X’s & Omar this season, Dave Hyde and Omar Kelly look at McDaniel's first coaching moves and discuss what's to come in the rest of the off-season. The show will return in March for free agency updates.

Mike McDaniel takes the helm as head coach of the Miami Dolphins and he has his work cut out for him. Was he the right choice? What should be on his to-list right off the top? Plus, is owner Steve Ross in trouble with the NFL? Join Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde for the latest bonus episode.

The fired head coach of the Dolphins hit the team with a federal lawsuit containing blistering allegations that could have serious consequences. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde discuss the validity of Brian Flores’ claims, how the suit could impact the Dolphins’ search for a new head coach and overshadow the all-important offseason needs of the team. 

The maneuvering is in high gear with the Dolphins competing with several other teams for a new head coach. Could Miami lose Brian Daboll to the New York Giants? And what will it take for the Dolphins to compete against the AFC’s top quarterbacks? Listen as Omar and Dave bring you up to date on the latest off-season excitement.

The speculation is swirling, the odds-makers are hard at work, and everybody wants to know: Who will be the next head coach of the Miami Dolphins? Will it be 49ers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel; Cowboys coordinators Dan Quinn or Kellen Moore; Cardinals defensive coordinator Vance Joseph; Rams running backs coach Thomas Brown; Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, or a dark horse? Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde weigh in.

The Dolphins ended the 2021-22 season with a winning record, but that wasn't enough for owner Steve Ross. Less than 24 hours after beating the New England Patriots, head coach Brian Flores was out. In the most heated episode of the season, Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde break down the surprise move, the f-bombs, and potential replacements to lead Dolphins Rebuild 4.0. Let the post-season drama begin.

The Dolphins’ 2021-22 season was crushed last week and now Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde analyze what the team has to play for when they take on the division-leading New England Patriots in their final game. Was the Dolphins rebuild done wrong? Does Tua Tagovailoa have what it takes to be an elite quarterback? If not, will Miami have to go QB shopping again? Miami takes on New England on Sunday at 4:25 p.m.

The Dolphins head into their last two games of the season on a 7-game winning streak. Is Brian Flores a contender for NFL Coach of the Year? Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde preview Sunday's game against the Titans — where quarterback Ryan Tannehill will get a chance at some revenge and the Dolphins will have to hide the limitations of their offensive line. 

Maybe the Dolphins were the worst team in the NFL at the beginning of the season, and then the wins started coming. Now the real test begins as Miami prepares to meet three legit playoff contenders in a row. The running game will be key — have the Dolphins finally found one? Plus, Omar and Dave discuss Tua, Duke Johnson and the MNF spotlight. The 7-7 Dolphins take on the 7-7 Saints in New Orleans on Monday Night Football.

The Miami Dolphins are heading into their final stretch of the season with some momentum. But do they really need to win nine straight to make it to the AFC Playoffs? Plus, Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde weigh in on the war of words over Tua Tagovailoa — what's really driving all the criticism? Plus, a preview of this Sunday's game and a look beyond the season: the Dolphins will have some money to spend, but will the spend it wisely? The Dolphins (6-7) take on the Jets (3-10) at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday at 1 p.m.

The Dolphins head into their bye week with a 6-7 record that nobody expected five weeks ago when the season was looking dismal. But now, Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde are talking about Miami's chances at making it to the AFC Playoffs. Are the team’s young players blossoming at the right time? And can Tua Tagovailoa deliver what the offense needs to really flourish?  The Dolphins’ next game is against the Jets on Dec. 19.

The Dolphins’ win streak continued last Sunday against the Panthers — but can it keep going into December? Tua Tagovailoa's performance in the past couple of games may have ended the Deshaun Watson talk, at least for now, but do Dolphins execs see him as the quarterback of the future? Plus Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde look ahead to next Sunday's match against the New York Giants. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

The Dolphins are on a win streak, but will it be enough to save the job of head coach Brian Flores? And is quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on track to prove his critics wrong? Plus, Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde preview this Sunday's game against the 5-6 Carolina Panthers and take questions from fans.

The Dolphins pushed the Baltimore Ravens around last week and pulled off a stunner of an upset. Was it a one-off, or is there momentum to build on? Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde discuss what it will take to overcome the Jets this week. It's the defense that will have to beat up on New York quarterback Joe Flacco and carry the Dolphins to victories for the rest of the year. Unless Tua Tagovailoa can finish the season strong. The Dolphins take on the Jets Sunday at 1 p.m.

Last Sunday's win wasn't much of a win, but can the Dolphins replicate the best parts of the game against the Baltimore Ravens this week? Can Miami handle Baltimore physically, and can quarterback Tua Tagovailoa live up the expectations? Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde offer up their thoughts on where Miami stands at mid-season. The Dolphins take on the Ravens Thursday at 8:20 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium.

The 1-and-7 Dolphins meet the 1-7 Texans on Sunday — who is more desperate for a win? Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde reflect on Miami's dismal season, which may be at rock bottom. Plus, is the Deshaun Watson saga really over for the Dolphins, or is there more to come? Miami meets Houston at Hard Rock Stadium at 1 p.m.

As if six losses in a row isn't bad enough, the Dolphins are stuck in an endless, disruptive quarterback saga. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde discuss how Miami finds its way out and ends the suffering. Is it time to trade for Deshaun Watson, or will Tua Tagovailoa get beat up again by the Bills? The Dolphins play in Buffalo at 1 p.m. Sunday.

After the Dolphins loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, Dave Hyde called Miami ”the most pathetic organization in football.” Is it time for the front office to clean house? If so, is it the players or the coaches who should be on the chopping block? And the million-dollar question: Should the Dolphins stay the course with Tua Tagovailoa, trade for Deshaun Watson, or go after Aaron Rodgers in the offseason? Plus, Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde preview this Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The Dolphins take their 1-4 record across the pond to London to take on the winless Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday morning. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde ask the big question: Has Brian Flores lost the Dolphins, or do Miami fans still have a glimmer of hope left? Does the season now rest on the shoulders of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and his health? Plus, Omar and Dave take your questions. Kickoff is 9:30 a.m.

The bad got worse for the Dolphins last Sunday and there's a lot of blame to go around — Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde are pointing fingers in this week's episode. Plus, should Miami be shopping for a new quarterback? And how aggressive will the Bucs be against the Dolphins offensive line in this Sunday's match-up in Tampa Bay?

After a hard-fought, fourth-quarter win against New England in Week 1, it's been downhill for the Dolphins. Embarrassment in Buffalo and a dismal performance in Las Vegas exposed serious holes in Miami's rebuild. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde revisit the drafting of Tua Tagovailoa as QB, tear apart Miami's offensive line, and ask if this Sunday's 1 p.m. game against the Colts is a must-win.

An embarrassing loss to the Bills. A serious injury to Tua Tagovailoa. Omar Kelly and Dave Hyde are looking for the panic button. Did GM Chris Grier's Dolphins rebuild go off the rails? How durable can Tua really be? And can backup QB Jacoby Brissett step up to lead Miami to wins? So many questions, so little time. The Dolphins take on the Raiders in Las Vegas Sunday at 4:05 p.m.