The Miami Dolphins have made it known that RB De’Von Achane is not going to be traded, but those rumors are still out there. However, Adam Schefter reported the other day that he expects Achane to get paid sometime this offseason. The Dolphins would be wise to lock up Achane as he provides so much to an offense as he’s a home-run threat as a runner but also provides plenty of pass catching appeal. Dolphins new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan mentioned Achane’s name as a cornerstone player when he first took
the job two months ago.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
One NFL insider sure sounds confident that Dolphins running back Devon Achane is getting paid this offseason…
The only question might be who ultimately pays him.
Dolphins Quarterbacks
Examining the Backup QB Situation With Wilson Gone
Former Miami Dolphins backup quarterback Zach Wilson is joining a fourth team in four years
Tough Situations Nothing New for New Dolphins Quarterback Malik Willis
Malik Willis went from a man no team wanted, to someone the entire league was chasing in free agency. Now, his situation in Miami may not be the most ideal for a new quarterback, but he has thrived when everything around him was not going well.
Dolphins Offensive Line
One of the 2026 NFL Draft’s biggest sleepers has the Dolphins on his list of teams to meet with
This could be a fascinating solution to one spot for the Dolphins.
Dolphins Defense
Breaking Down the Addition of DB/LB Ronnie Harrison
The Miami Dolphins are adding a veteran piece to their very young defense
Phinsider News You May Have Missed
Dolphins meet with Rueben Bain Jr. – The Splash Zone 3/25/26
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Schefter | Miami Dolphins RB De’Von Achane set to ‘cash in’ this offseason
Miami Dolphins star running back De’Von Achane is about to get #paid.
Dolphins add versatile defender in free agency
Miami Dolphins add safety/linebacker Ronnie Harrison Jr. to roster.
Dolphins Fans Sound Off On Front Office Meeting With Canes At Pro-Day
Miami Dolphins fans share their opinions on which Miami Hurricanes they hope the team considers for the 2026 NFL Draft.
Todd McShay predicts Miami’s first round haul in 2026 NFL Draft
Makai Lemon and Colton Hood head to Miami in latest mock draft from distinguished expert.
Miami Dolphins Discussion: Long Term Answer Or Short Term Fill In Edition
We ask Miami Dolphins fans if they believe that Malik Willis will be a long term answers at the quarterback position.
