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#finsup Dolphins Talk are clips taken from the Man Hour Sports Talk show and put into podcast form.

  1. HACE 3 DÍAS

    The Wide-Open Path to Super Bowl LXI

    The Wide-Open Path to Super Bowl LXI

    18 min

  2. HACE 3 DÍAS

    Economics of a Scheme-Dependent Tua Tagovailoa

    Tua Tagovailoa’s professional standing, characterizing him as a scheme-dependent quarterback who excelled statistically under Mike McDaniel’s specific offensive system. While Tagovailoa possesses a unique and rapid release, his struggles with mobility and improvisation make him a risky long-term investment for teams outside of a specialized environment. The author suggests that his current value is more aligned with an elite bridge quarterback rather than a franchise cornerstone. However, moving on from him presents a massive challenge due to a record-setting contract that includes prohibitive dead cap penalties for the Miami Dolphins. Ultimately, the source argues that trading Tagovailoa will likely require the Dolphins to subsidize his salary to receive even a modest draft pick in return. This financial burden, combined with his specific skill set, creates a complex dilemma for a team looking to transition toward a new era.

    15 min

  3. HACE 4 DÍAS

    Trading Tua and Kyler

    The Miami Dolphins and Arizona Cardinals are both actively seeking to trade their starting quarterbacks, Tua Tagovailoa and Kyler Murray, as they transition to new coaching staff. These potential moves are heavily complicated by massive financial obligations, including significant guaranteed salaries and potentially record-breaking dead money charges against the salary cap. While Tagovailoa has expressed interest in a fresh start following a late-season benching, Murray’s availability stems from a tenure marked by recent injuries and limited postseason success. Although several other NFL teams are currently in the market for a veteran passer, the high cost of acquiring either player remains a substantial barrier to a finalized deal. Consequently, both franchises must weigh the benefits of moving on against the severe fiscal penalties associated with releasing or trading their high-profile signal-callers.

    16 min

  4. 2 FEB

    Sean Duggan Named Miami Dolphins Defensive Coordinator

    The Miami Dolphins have recently appointed Sean Duggan as their new defensive coordinator, marking another collaboration between him and head coach Jeff Hafley. Having previously worked together at Boston College, Ohio State, and with the Green Bay Packers, this move reunites the pair to improve a defense that struggled statistically last year. Despite his new title, Duggan will not be responsible for calling plays, as Hafley intends to handle those duties personally to maintain a direct connection with the unit. The young coach inherits a roster featuring talented veteran and rookie building blocks like Minkah Fitzpatrick and Chop Robinson. This strategic hiring highlights a commitment to coaching continuity and a shared defensive philosophy between the staff leaders. This transition occurs as the Dolphins aim to revitalize their defensive performance and climb the league rankings.

    13 min

  5. 26 ENE

    Bobby Slowik Promoted to Dolphins Offensive Coordinator

    The Miami Dolphins are reportedly set to promote Bobby Slowik to the role of offensive coordinator under new head coach Jeff Hafley. Slowik previously achieved significant success as a play-caller for the Houston Texans before joining Miami’s staff as a passing game specialist. This leadership change comes during a period of major transition for the franchise, as the team evaluates its quarterback situation following the late-season benching of Tua Tagovailoa. While the roster features Pro Bowl talent like running back De’Von Achane, the new coordinator must address a depleted receiving corps and inconsistent offensive production. Ultimately, the Dolphins hope Slowik can replicate the innovative coaching that helped him develop elite young talent earlier in his career.

    14 min

  6. 23 ENE

    Miami Dolphins Quarterback Evaluation and Roster Rebuilding

    New Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan is currently tasked with deciding the future of the team’s quarterback position following a disappointing season. Although Tua Tagovailoa remains under a lucrative contract, his recent struggles and benching have left his status with the franchise uncertain. Sullivan emphasized a methodical approach to this transition, prioritizing the development of a strong supporting infrastructure before committing to a specific starter. The general manager draws on his experience with the Green Bay Packers to ensure the team has a reliable succession plan in place. While young players like Quinn Ewers are being considered, the leadership refuses to rush a decision until thorough evaluations and conversations are completed. This strategic patience aims to ensure the next "trigger man" is positioned for long-term success within the organization.

    15 min

  7. 21 ENE

    Malik Willis Market: Suitors and Strategies

    Malik Willis, specifically focusing on the Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns. After a successful stint in Green Bay, Willis has increased his market value by demonstrating a versatile dual-threat skill set. The Dolphins are viewed as a logical landing spot because their new leadership consists of former Packers executives who previously oversaw his growth. Meanwhile, the Browns might pursue Willis as a veteran alternative to relying solely on a rookie draft pick for their starting role. Ultimately, the source highlights how Willis's recent performance and existing professional ties make him a primary target for teams seeking quarterback stability.

    15 min

  8. 20 ENE

    Miami Dolphins Hire Jeff Hafley as Head Coach

    The Miami Dolphins have officially appointed Jeff Hafley as their new head coach, securing the former Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator with a five-year contract. This leadership change follows the team’s decision to move on from Mike McDaniel and longtime general manager Chris Grier after a disappointing season. Hafley joins newly hired general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, reuniting two colleagues who previously worked together in the Packers' front office and coaching staff. During his tenure in Green Bay, Hafley led a top-ten defensive unit, a level of success the Dolphins hope will end their 25-season playoff win drought. While the team identifies several young players as future cornerstones, the status of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa remains uncertain under this new regime. This hiring marks Miami's eighth consecutive choice of a head coach without prior NFL head coaching experience.

    16 min
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#finsup Dolphins Talk are clips taken from the Man Hour Sports Talk show and put into podcast form.

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