The Miami Dolphins have fired two assistants whose units struggled mightily in 2024. Special teams coach Danny Crossman and receiver coach Wes Welker won’t return to the staff next season, and will be replaced in the coming weeks.

The Miami Dolphins are parting ways with special teams coach Danny Crossman and wide receivers coach Wes Welker. Crossman was an experienced coach, but his special teams were ranked near the bottom of the league in all three seasons.

The Miami Dolphins announced a couple of coaching changes Friday, including one that will go over well with fans. Special teams coordinator Danny Crossman and wide receivers coach/pass game specialist Wes Welker were let go or,

The Dolphins will have 32 free agents hit the market in March with 26 being unrestricted. Making matters a bit tougher, there are several position groups with numerous free agents in rooms that already could use improvement.

Miami may lose Calais Campbell as well as Benito Jones on the defensive line. Capehart could fill the void with his 6’5 frame. The lineman has massive power to absorb double-teams and he’d help the Dolphins be effective against the run.

There's some uncertainty surrounding the Miami Dolphins as they head into the offseason. It was a wild 2024 season, one where they fought for a playoff spot until the very end. Their 8-9 record landed them second place in the AFC East,

Why did Miami Dolphins finish 8-9 and miss the NFL playoffs? We asked Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Jalen Ramsey, Terron Armstead and De'Von Achane

During an appearance Thursday on "The Pat McAfee Show," Rosenhaus dismissed Hill's comments as the emotional words of a frustrated competitor. Dolphins general manager Chris Grier

Hill suited up for all 17 games this season and finished with 81 catches on 123 targets, 959 yards and six touchdowns.