There’s still plenty of star-quality players available after a wild opening to the NFL’s free agency period.

If you’re a fan of retaining homegrown talent, this might not be the offseason for you.

The Miami Dolphins have lost one of their best defensive linemen.

Kirk Cousins will be a free agent for the first time since the Vikings gave him the first fully-guaranteed quarterback deal in the NFL.

Christian Wilkins is going to test the free agent market, according to a report.

NFL teams could find a Pro Bowl quarterback, an All-Pro defensive lineman or a future Hall of Fame wide receiver and plenty more star-quality players when the free agency period begins on March 13.

The Miami Dolphins have 29 free agents that are set to hit free agency in March, but it looks like defensive tackle Christian Wilkins could be here to stay for at least one more season.

The Miami Dolphins have hired Anthony Weaver to run their defense in 2024.

Miami's GM Chris Grier said conversations with the Indianapolis Colts about 2021 All-Pro running back Jonathan Taylor were “exploratory,” and no official offers were exchanged between the two teams.

Despite difficulties coming to an agreement on a long-term contract extension, Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Christian Wilkins says he is excited for the 2023 season to begin.

The Miami Dolphins are keeping one of their own.

One of the Dolphins best defensive players wants to get paid.

The NFL and much of the sports world has been deeply impacted following the injury suffered by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin on Monday night in Cincinnati.

The Dolphins will be keeping around Christian Wilkins.

This year’s NFL draft has the chance to be unlike any other in recent years with a possible long wait before any of the players who throw, catch or run with the ball coming off the board.

The Associated Press will hand out its individual NFL awards on Feb. 10 at NFL Honors in Los Angeles.

The Miami Dolphins have pushed their winning streak to six games.

The surprising Miami Dolphins earned their fifth consecutive victory, beating the Los Angeles Chargers 29-21 Sunday. The Chargers were also outplayed on special teams, where they were hurt by two mistakes that allowed Miami to take a 14-0 lead. Jakeem Grant, the NFL leader in punt return yards, helped the Dolphins’ field position with three runbacks for 57 yards. Nick Vigil made a 44-yard return before Tagovailoa tackled him, and Herbert scored on a fourth-down sneak to make it 14-7. Chargers: They play the second of three consecutive games against the AFC East when they host the New York Jets on Sunday.

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins have lost two starters to the Reserve/Covid-19 list ahead of Sunday’s game against the Chargers. The team placed defensive tackle Christian Wilkins and linebacker Kyle Van Noy on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Thursday. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the players tested positive, it could also mean they have been quarantined after coming into close contact with someone who has tested positive. The team also placed reserve wide receiver Matt Cole on that list, while activating another wide receiver, Lynn Bowden, Jr.

The former first round pick talked about the protests around the country concerning racial injustice and police brutality. Wilkins said, Whats going on in the country right now is extremely personal for me. Wilkins said, Its my job to use my platform to shed a positive light, to be a spark of hope through all of this.As far as kneeling, Wilkins said hell figure it out as the season gets closer. He believes its something that the team will talk about as the season gets closer. Wilkins said, It hurts to see whats happening to a lot of people that look like me.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. - Dolphins rookies spent their off day giving back to the community. First round pick Christian Wilkins was among the Dolphins at Top Golf in Miami Gardens. Wilkins joined children from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami. They were joined by local law enforcement for fun and a little golf. The Dolphins are taking part in a program called #DolphinsHuddlefor100.

DAVIE, Fla. - Dolphins rookie Christian Wilkins is not worried about his Madden rating. Wilkins said, "I didn't think about it too much. As a little fat, chubby kid you dream of being in Madden one day and playing in the NFL." Wilkins said that he will have a long career and plenty of time to get his rating up. The Madden rating is important to some, Wilkins said, because players around the league want to be respected and see the rating as a sign of respect.