The Miami Dolphins are in the first year of yet another rebuild, but they believe that with Jon-Eric Sullivan as general manager and Jeff Hafley as head coach, they have the foundation to build a solid franchise.
Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 4:00 p.m. ET is the NFL's trade deadline, and while the Dolphins have yet to make a trade during the season, a deal could be on the horizon, as they look to improve their roster for the future.
Leading up to the deadline, we'll be tracking all of the latest rumors and news surrounding the Dolphins
Should the Dolphins buyers or sellers?
Miami has put together a 1-7 record through the first nine weeks of the season. They should be selling as much as they can right now to get draft picks for the future. However, if the right pieces become available, especially
younger players, they should be willing to listen.
Who is on Miami's trade block?
Anyone on a one-year deal or in the final year of their contract should be up for grabs. However, these are the specific names who have been mentioned in recent weeks:
- LB Joshua Uche
- RT Austin Jackson
- DL Zach Sieler
- C Aaron Brewer
- LB Jordyn Brooks
The last three seem to be pieces that the Dolphins want to build around, so it would be pretty surprising to see Miami move on from them before Tuesday's deadline.
Dolphins' positions of need before trade deadline
- 1. Quarterback: Malik Willis is on a three-year deal, but he hasn't looked good enough to stop Miami from looking for an upgrade or taking a swing on someone else if the package is right.
- 2: Wide receiver: The Dolphins have a trio of rookies that they're pretty high on, but they could really use a true No. 1 in the room to make life easier for the young guys and their quarterback.
- 3: EDGE: Chop Robinson and Joshua Uche are coming on as the season progresses, but the latter is on a one-year deal and will be a free agent in 2027. A defense like this needs someone to get after the quarterback.
- 4: Cornerback: At the end of this season, the Dolphins will have JuJu Brents and Darrel Baker Jr., who has been on injured reserve, hitting the market. Chris Johnson has looked decent in his first season, but Miami could use at least one more starting caliber cornerback
- 5: Tight end: Miami has three rookie tight ends on the roster in Will Kacmarek, Justin Joly and Seydou Traore. However, none of them have made much of an impact in 2026, and neither has Greg Dulcich, who returned on a one-year deal this offseason. A tight end should be a quarterback's best friend, but we haven't seen that yet in South Floirda.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins trade deadline tracker: Latest rumors, news and buzz
