The Miami Dolphins season isn't over quite yet. With no team making a move to lock up the final wild card spot in the AFC, Miami still has a breath of life at 3

The Dolphins are favored by more than a touchdown and, honestly, it’s not all that surprising. The Raiders have lost five straight, continuously getting blown out by their opponents. And after struggling early in the season,

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel paid no mind to comments a former Dolphins player made about his team. During an appearance on the Punch Line

Pittsburgh Steelers safety DeShon Elliott is looking to exact revenge against his original team, the Baltimore Ravens, when the AFC North rivals clash on Sunday. In the meantime, he's already taken shots at his other former team,

Former Miami Dolphins safety DeShon Elliott said the Dolphins were "soft as f---" last season. Elliott, who played just one season in Miami, now plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The comments were made on "The Punch Line Podcast" in Baltimore.

Last week, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was listed with a wrist injury on the team's injury report for the first time, something he said he's been playing through all season. Hill was questionable heading into Week 10's "Monday Night Football" matchup after missing practice Friday and Saturday and managed to play in the prime-time game.

Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill says he's playing "even if I've got to cut my wrist off." Hill played last Monday night, despite a wrist injury. "I've been talking to a lot of people about this particular injury,