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Woo boy. The tone around the Miami Dolphins and QB Tua Tagovailoa's contract negotiations has taken a bit of a shift. ESPN's Jeff Darlington is plugged into the Dolphins like few in sports media and his appearance on NFL Live yesterday ended with more questions than answers regarding Tua and Miami's long-term negotiations. What has changed? How is Miami playing things? Will it bite them in the butt?

The South Florida sports scene welcomes a new champion — the Florida Panthers are Stanley Cup champions! But the journey has been long, complex and trying. The Dolphins are on their own trying journey...what kind of inspiration can the Dolphins take from the Panthers' achievements and accomplishments?

What do the sportsbooks say about the Miami Dolphins and their outlook for 2024? FanDuel boasts a bunch of NFL Futures action — much of which seems to be favorable to Miami making a return to the postseason. What is the outlook for Tua Tagovailoa, the team's workload share in the backfield and Miami's win total in 2024?

The Miami Dolphins' latest surge of free agent signings is still missing the veteran offensive lineman that so many fans are hoping for. Also still on the market? Former Dolphins OL Connor Williams. Williams is, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, beginning to talk to teams and hopes to sign before training camp next month. Could the Dolphins bring him back? What kind of offer could Miami provide?

The Miami Dolphins' starting quarterback has no shortage of opinions available to him across the NFL. Hall of Fame quarterback and NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner recently weighed in with his and today joins Locked On Dolphins to take a deep dive into all things Tua and Miami. Kurt shares his perspective on:

- Tua's perception as a system quarterback in Miami
- What Tua's evolution can look like based on Kurt's own experiences
- What exactly is "anticipation" and how Tua uses it so effectively
- How the Dolphins can unlock more answers in their offensive structure
- & much more!

The Miami Dolphins have not just Tua Tagovailoa looming as a big contract decision in the next year. Between Tua, Jevon Holland and potentially even Jaelan Phillips, Miami has a core of young talent that is going to need new deals sooner or later. But if they want to set the market versus pay the market, they'd need to be first on each. Who are the other players across the league looming as contenders to drive up the price? Can and should Miami beat them to the punch on each?