https://simplecast.com Locked On Dolphins Hit - Quick Takes on the Miami Dolphins Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. 062668 en Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:07:11 +0000 Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:07:22 +0000 https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com Locked On Dolphins Hit - Quick Takes on the Miami Dolphins https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/cafdd6fe-bc3d-4a60-811c-6cfb4b746c98/0a676515-4a1c-4344-96ac-3d357beed8da/3000x3000/dolphins-hit-logo.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com episodic Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. Locked On Podcast Network false https://feeds.simplecast.com/mo4Fr2Jn Locked On Podcast Network lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com 89d511b5-07fc-4165-b0dc-b250dcac9712 Malik Willis Week 3 Grade: He REGRESSED Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter.

Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield.


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]]> Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:07:11 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/malik-willis-week-3-grade-he-regressed-mtqd476N Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter.

Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield.


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]]> Malik Willis Week 3 Grade: He REGRESSED Locked On Podcast Network 00:07:39 Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter. Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield. Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter. Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield. false full 60 200fd4e1-1eb5-408a-8b5d-02012704d4b9 BREAKING NEWS: De'Von Achane OUT FOR SEASON With Torn ACL--What Do the Miami Dolphins Do Now? A bad Miami Dolphins season just took a turn for the worst. Star running back De'Von Achane suffered a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season, putting the Dolphins at an even bigger talent deficit. Now, 0-17 is even more in play. Wes Goldberg talks about how the Dolphins can approach replacing Achane and what it means for the roster and the season going forward.


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]]> Mon, 28 Sep 2026 20:39:54 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/breaking-news-devon-achane-out-for-season-with-torn-acl-what-do-the-miami-dolphins-do-now-KZawpNc4 A bad Miami Dolphins season just took a turn for the worst. Star running back De'Von Achane suffered a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season, putting the Dolphins at an even bigger talent deficit. Now, 0-17 is even more in play. Wes Goldberg talks about how the Dolphins can approach replacing Achane and what it means for the roster and the season going forward.


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]]> BREAKING NEWS: De'Von Achane OUT FOR SEASON With Torn ACL--What Do the Miami Dolphins Do Now? Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:26 A bad Miami Dolphins season just took a turn for the worst. Star running back De'Von Achane suffered a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season, putting the Dolphins at an even bigger talent deficit. Now, 0-17 is even more in play. Wes Goldberg talks about how the Dolphins can approach replacing Achane and what it means for the roster and the season going forward. A bad Miami Dolphins season just took a turn for the worst. Star running back De'Von Achane suffered a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season, putting the Dolphins at an even bigger talent deficit. Now, 0-17 is even more in play. Wes Goldberg talks about how the Dolphins can approach replacing Achane and what it means for the roster and the season going forward. false full 59 5d59d0b5-6316-4449-a904-2da139db9b2f Likes & Dislikes from the Dolphins Loss to the Chiefs The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines.

Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open.


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]]> Mon, 28 Sep 2026 09:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/likes-dislikes-from-the-dolphins-loss-to-the-chiefs-o_fHTpi9 The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines.

Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open.


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]]> Likes & Dislikes from the Dolphins Loss to the Chiefs Locked On Podcast Network 00:07:13 The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines. Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open. The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines. Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open. false full 58 6afbca7f-ce7f-415a-be2f-d1c583f8aa23 INSTANT REACTION: Miami Dolphins Show PROGRESS in Loss to Chiefs The Miami Dolphins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, but this was their most encouraging performance of the season. Miami entered the fourth quarter within seven points, controlled the clock, moved the football and finally generated consistent pressure on Patrick Mahomes.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest improvements, including Chop Robinson’s impact, Zach Sieler creating the pressure that led to Jacob Rodriguez’s first interception and a much better effort against Kenneth Walker. Plus, Miami went 0-for-3 on fourth downs, including one aggressive decision that helped Kansas City break the game open. Is Jeff Hafley becoming a more aggressive fourth-down coach?


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]]> Sun, 27 Sep 2026 20:42:09 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/instant-reaction-miami-dolphins-show-progress-in-loss-to-chiefs-ciNDRcnS The Miami Dolphins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, but this was their most encouraging performance of the season. Miami entered the fourth quarter within seven points, controlled the clock, moved the football and finally generated consistent pressure on Patrick Mahomes.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest improvements, including Chop Robinson’s impact, Zach Sieler creating the pressure that led to Jacob Rodriguez’s first interception and a much better effort against Kenneth Walker. Plus, Miami went 0-for-3 on fourth downs, including one aggressive decision that helped Kansas City break the game open. Is Jeff Hafley becoming a more aggressive fourth-down coach?


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]]> INSTANT REACTION: Miami Dolphins Show PROGRESS in Loss to Chiefs Locked On Podcast Network 00:07:17 The Miami Dolphins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, but this was their most encouraging performance of the season. Miami entered the fourth quarter within seven points, controlled the clock, moved the football and finally generated consistent pressure on Patrick Mahomes. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest improvements, including Chop Robinson’s impact, Zach Sieler creating the pressure that led to Jacob Rodriguez’s first interception and a much better effort against Kenneth Walker. Plus, Miami went 0-for-3 on fourth downs, including one aggressive decision that helped Kansas City break the game open. Is Jeff Hafley becoming a more aggressive fourth-down coach? The Miami Dolphins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, but this was their most encouraging performance of the season. Miami entered the fourth quarter within seven points, controlled the clock, moved the football and finally generated consistent pressure on Patrick Mahomes. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest improvements, including Chop Robinson’s impact, Zach Sieler creating the pressure that led to Jacob Rodriguez’s first interception and a much better effort against Kenneth Walker. Plus, Miami went 0-for-3 on fourth downs, including one aggressive decision that helped Kansas City break the game open. Is Jeff Hafley becoming a more aggressive fourth-down coach? false full 57 bbf81153-01c0-4605-9663-5b6719777816 My Final Dolphins-Chiefs Predictions The Miami Dolphins finally return home to face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, but keeping pace with one of the NFL’s highest-scoring offenses will be a massive challenge. Miami moved the ball against San Francisco last week but struggled to finish drives—and that could be costly against Kansas City.

Wes Goldberg predicts how Dolphins-Chiefs will unfold, why field position and avoiding negative plays are critical, and whether De’Von Achane can outproduce Kenneth Walker. Plus: predictions for Mahomes’ touchdown total and the final score. Wes’ pick: Chiefs 31, Dolphins 14.


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]]> Sat, 26 Sep 2026 14:18:47 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/my-final-dolphins-chiefs-predictions-kdmKeooX The Miami Dolphins finally return home to face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, but keeping pace with one of the NFL’s highest-scoring offenses will be a massive challenge. Miami moved the ball against San Francisco last week but struggled to finish drives—and that could be costly against Kansas City.

Wes Goldberg predicts how Dolphins-Chiefs will unfold, why field position and avoiding negative plays are critical, and whether De’Von Achane can outproduce Kenneth Walker. Plus: predictions for Mahomes’ touchdown total and the final score. Wes’ pick: Chiefs 31, Dolphins 14.


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]]> My Final Dolphins-Chiefs Predictions Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:30 The Miami Dolphins finally return home to face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, but keeping pace with one of the NFL’s highest-scoring offenses will be a massive challenge. Miami moved the ball against San Francisco last week but struggled to finish drives—and that could be costly against Kansas City. Wes Goldberg predicts how Dolphins-Chiefs will unfold, why field position and avoiding negative plays are critical, and whether De’Von Achane can outproduce Kenneth Walker. Plus: predictions for Mahomes’ touchdown total and the final score. Wes’ pick: Chiefs 31, Dolphins 14. The Miami Dolphins finally return home to face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, but keeping pace with one of the NFL’s highest-scoring offenses will be a massive challenge. Miami moved the ball against San Francisco last week but struggled to finish drives—and that could be costly against Kansas City. Wes Goldberg predicts how Dolphins-Chiefs will unfold, why field position and avoiding negative plays are critical, and whether De’Von Achane can outproduce Kenneth Walker. Plus: predictions for Mahomes’ touchdown total and the final score. Wes’ pick: Chiefs 31, Dolphins 14. false full 56 407cafd6-2c95-4df2-a3f7-4d3b4aaf6c55 4 Downs For Dolphins-Chiefs The Miami Dolphins finally play their home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, and the biggest question is simple: Can they give their fans something to cheer about—or will this turn ugly? Chop Robinson enters Sunday under major pressure as Miami searches for its first consistent pass rush of the season.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before Dolphins-Chiefs, including why Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks have to contain Kenneth Walker once he reaches the second level. Plus, what would qualify as meaningful progress against Patrick Mahomes? If Jeff Hafley’s schematic adjustments can generate pressure while Miami slows the run, that would represent a significant step forward.


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]]> Fri, 25 Sep 2026 21:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/4-downs-for-dolphins-chiefs-xP1jdEBp The Miami Dolphins finally play their home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, and the biggest question is simple: Can they give their fans something to cheer about—or will this turn ugly? Chop Robinson enters Sunday under major pressure as Miami searches for its first consistent pass rush of the season.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before Dolphins-Chiefs, including why Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks have to contain Kenneth Walker once he reaches the second level. Plus, what would qualify as meaningful progress against Patrick Mahomes? If Jeff Hafley’s schematic adjustments can generate pressure while Miami slows the run, that would represent a significant step forward.


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]]> 4 Downs For Dolphins-Chiefs Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:04 The Miami Dolphins finally play their home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, and the biggest question is simple: Can they give their fans something to cheer about—or will this turn ugly? Chop Robinson enters Sunday under major pressure as Miami searches for its first consistent pass rush of the season. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before Dolphins-Chiefs, including why Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks have to contain Kenneth Walker once he reaches the second level. Plus, what would qualify as meaningful progress against Patrick Mahomes? If Jeff Hafley’s schematic adjustments can generate pressure while Miami slows the run, that would represent a significant step forward. The Miami Dolphins finally play their home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, and the biggest question is simple: Can they give their fans something to cheer about—or will this turn ugly? Chop Robinson enters Sunday under major pressure as Miami searches for its first consistent pass rush of the season. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before Dolphins-Chiefs, including why Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks have to contain Kenneth Walker once he reaches the second level. Plus, what would qualify as meaningful progress against Patrick Mahomes? If Jeff Hafley’s schematic adjustments can generate pressure while Miami slows the run, that would represent a significant step forward. false full 55 27098d2c-a6ef-4cf3-8fd6-2f18057b5b25 MATCHUP: These are the Dolphins Decisions When the Chiefs Are on Offense The Miami Dolphins may finally have a defensive matchup they can exploit against the Kansas City Chiefs. Chop Robinson expects to return Sunday, and with Kansas City potentially starting undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson at left tackle, Miami’s pass rush has an opportunity to finally make an impact.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Robinson and Josh Uche could give the Dolphins an advantage on the edge and what Jeff Hafley’s defense should prioritize against Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker. Miami can’t take away everything, so the choice should be clear: stop the run, force Mahomes to beat you and start establishing the physical identity this defense wants.


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]]> Fri, 25 Sep 2026 15:23:56 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/matchup-these-are-the-dolphins-decisions-when-the-chiefs-are-on-offense-V_LzNyO4 The Miami Dolphins may finally have a defensive matchup they can exploit against the Kansas City Chiefs. Chop Robinson expects to return Sunday, and with Kansas City potentially starting undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson at left tackle, Miami’s pass rush has an opportunity to finally make an impact.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Robinson and Josh Uche could give the Dolphins an advantage on the edge and what Jeff Hafley’s defense should prioritize against Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker. Miami can’t take away everything, so the choice should be clear: stop the run, force Mahomes to beat you and start establishing the physical identity this defense wants.


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]]> MATCHUP: These are the Dolphins Decisions When the Chiefs Are on Offense Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:12 The Miami Dolphins may finally have a defensive matchup they can exploit against the Kansas City Chiefs. Chop Robinson expects to return Sunday, and with Kansas City potentially starting undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson at left tackle, Miami’s pass rush has an opportunity to finally make an impact. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Robinson and Josh Uche could give the Dolphins an advantage on the edge and what Jeff Hafley’s defense should prioritize against Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker. Miami can’t take away everything, so the choice should be clear: stop the run, force Mahomes to beat you and start establishing the physical identity this defense wants. The Miami Dolphins may finally have a defensive matchup they can exploit against the Kansas City Chiefs. Chop Robinson expects to return Sunday, and with Kansas City potentially starting undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson at left tackle, Miami’s pass rush has an opportunity to finally make an impact. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Robinson and Josh Uche could give the Dolphins an advantage on the edge and what Jeff Hafley’s defense should prioritize against Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker. Miami can’t take away everything, so the choice should be clear: stop the run, force Mahomes to beat you and start establishing the physical identity this defense wants. false full 54 bf48bcca-bca2-420a-b0f6-9b4663da74ac THIS Is How the Miami Dolphins Can UNLOCK Malik Willis The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback.


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]]> Fri, 25 Sep 2026 15:15:47 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/this-is-how-the-miami-dolphins-can-unlock-malik-willis-CTudN3NF The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback.


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]]> THIS Is How the Miami Dolphins Can UNLOCK Malik Willis Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:52 The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback. The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback. false full 53 cb6c3ac3-61e6-46ec-86a2-69627b2b80e0 These 2 Dolphins Trends Are VERY Concerning The Miami Dolphins’ biggest problem isn’t simply their 0-2 record. Miami still hasn’t recorded a first-half defensive stop through two games, opponents have scored on 10 of 17 possessions and the Dolphins’ supposed foundational players have yet to consistently make game-changing plays.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the two most troubling trends from Miami’s start. Jeff Hafley still needs to manufacture a pass rush to protect a young secondary, while Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler all need to elevate their play. These aren’t necessarily bad performances—but Miami needs its building blocks to start changing games.


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]]> Wed, 23 Sep 2026 22:30:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/these-2-dolphins-trends-are-very-concerning-dw_OVers The Miami Dolphins’ biggest problem isn’t simply their 0-2 record. Miami still hasn’t recorded a first-half defensive stop through two games, opponents have scored on 10 of 17 possessions and the Dolphins’ supposed foundational players have yet to consistently make game-changing plays.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the two most troubling trends from Miami’s start. Jeff Hafley still needs to manufacture a pass rush to protect a young secondary, while Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler all need to elevate their play. These aren’t necessarily bad performances—but Miami needs its building blocks to start changing games.


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]]> These 2 Dolphins Trends Are VERY Concerning Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:50 The Miami Dolphins’ biggest problem isn’t simply their 0-2 record. Miami still hasn’t recorded a first-half defensive stop through two games, opponents have scored on 10 of 17 possessions and the Dolphins’ supposed foundational players have yet to consistently make game-changing plays. Wes Goldberg breaks down the two most troubling trends from Miami’s start. Jeff Hafley still needs to manufacture a pass rush to protect a young secondary, while Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler all need to elevate their play. These aren’t necessarily bad performances—but Miami needs its building blocks to start changing games. The Miami Dolphins’ biggest problem isn’t simply their 0-2 record. Miami still hasn’t recorded a first-half defensive stop through two games, opponents have scored on 10 of 17 possessions and the Dolphins’ supposed foundational players have yet to consistently make game-changing plays. Wes Goldberg breaks down the two most troubling trends from Miami’s start. Jeff Hafley still needs to manufacture a pass rush to protect a young secondary, while Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler all need to elevate their play. These aren’t necessarily bad performances—but Miami needs its building blocks to start changing games. false full 52 9f3a4329-d4ac-4a3b-a13f-b3882460ab9e Dolphins–Chiefs Will Tell Us How Bad the Dolphins Defense REALLY Is The Miami Dolphins’ defense faces its toughest challenge yet against Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker and the Kansas City Chiefs. Walker enters Week 3 as the NFL’s leading rusher, while Mahomes is still the best quarterback Miami has faced—even if his start to the season has been relatively quiet.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest question facing Miami: Can the Dolphins defend the run without opening everything up for Mahomes? Plus, Chop Robinson is back to contact, Zach Sieler needs to make more impact plays and Kansas City could have vulnerability at left tackle. Miami’s defensive front has to finally create disruption.


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]]> Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:14:58 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphinschiefs-will-tell-us-how-bad-the-dolphins-defense-really-is-JnHL5_7G The Miami Dolphins’ defense faces its toughest challenge yet against Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker and the Kansas City Chiefs. Walker enters Week 3 as the NFL’s leading rusher, while Mahomes is still the best quarterback Miami has faced—even if his start to the season has been relatively quiet.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest question facing Miami: Can the Dolphins defend the run without opening everything up for Mahomes? Plus, Chop Robinson is back to contact, Zach Sieler needs to make more impact plays and Kansas City could have vulnerability at left tackle. Miami’s defensive front has to finally create disruption.


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]]> Dolphins–Chiefs Will Tell Us How Bad the Dolphins Defense REALLY Is Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:19 The Miami Dolphins’ defense faces its toughest challenge yet against Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker and the Kansas City Chiefs. Walker enters Week 3 as the NFL’s leading rusher, while Mahomes is still the best quarterback Miami has faced—even if his start to the season has been relatively quiet. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest question facing Miami: Can the Dolphins defend the run without opening everything up for Mahomes? Plus, Chop Robinson is back to contact, Zach Sieler needs to make more impact plays and Kansas City could have vulnerability at left tackle. Miami’s defensive front has to finally create disruption. The Miami Dolphins’ defense faces its toughest challenge yet against Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker and the Kansas City Chiefs. Walker enters Week 3 as the NFL’s leading rusher, while Mahomes is still the best quarterback Miami has faced—even if his start to the season has been relatively quiet. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest question facing Miami: Can the Dolphins defend the run without opening everything up for Mahomes? Plus, Chop Robinson is back to contact, Zach Sieler needs to make more impact plays and Kansas City could have vulnerability at left tackle. Miami’s defensive front has to finally create disruption. false full 51 0312342a-ab18-40b5-8cb2-da069e588ae7 3 Dolphins Starters Who Could LOSE Their Jobs The Miami Dolphins are 0-2, and Jeff Hafley says conversations are already happening about potential changes to the starting lineup and rotation. Could Jason Marshall Jr., Austin Jackson or one of Miami’s safeties be at risk of losing snaps?

Wes Goldberg examines where changes could happen first. JuJu Brents is pushing for more opportunities at corner, Caedan Wallace could become an option if Jackson continues to struggle at right tackle, and Miami has multiple ways to reshuffle its safety rotation involving Dante Trader Jr., Michael Taaffe and Zayne Anderson. It may only be two games—but Hafley is making it clear that competition remains open.


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]]> Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/3-dolphins-starters-who-could-lose-their-jobs-4wLMBxbJ The Miami Dolphins are 0-2, and Jeff Hafley says conversations are already happening about potential changes to the starting lineup and rotation. Could Jason Marshall Jr., Austin Jackson or one of Miami’s safeties be at risk of losing snaps?

Wes Goldberg examines where changes could happen first. JuJu Brents is pushing for more opportunities at corner, Caedan Wallace could become an option if Jackson continues to struggle at right tackle, and Miami has multiple ways to reshuffle its safety rotation involving Dante Trader Jr., Michael Taaffe and Zayne Anderson. It may only be two games—but Hafley is making it clear that competition remains open.


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]]> 3 Dolphins Starters Who Could LOSE Their Jobs Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:24 The Miami Dolphins are 0-2, and Jeff Hafley says conversations are already happening about potential changes to the starting lineup and rotation. Could Jason Marshall Jr., Austin Jackson or one of Miami’s safeties be at risk of losing snaps? Wes Goldberg examines where changes could happen first. JuJu Brents is pushing for more opportunities at corner, Caedan Wallace could become an option if Jackson continues to struggle at right tackle, and Miami has multiple ways to reshuffle its safety rotation involving Dante Trader Jr., Michael Taaffe and Zayne Anderson. It may only be two games—but Hafley is making it clear that competition remains open. The Miami Dolphins are 0-2, and Jeff Hafley says conversations are already happening about potential changes to the starting lineup and rotation. Could Jason Marshall Jr., Austin Jackson or one of Miami’s safeties be at risk of losing snaps? Wes Goldberg examines where changes could happen first. JuJu Brents is pushing for more opportunities at corner, Caedan Wallace could become an option if Jackson continues to struggle at right tackle, and Miami has multiple ways to reshuffle its safety rotation involving Dante Trader Jr., Michael Taaffe and Zayne Anderson. It may only be two games—but Hafley is making it clear that competition remains open. false full 50 e1f2d5ba-d89d-47d1-b01e-6ff2a93b358c Malik Willis Week 2 Grade: Better, But Still Not Good Enough Malik Willis showed some improvement in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but there are still major areas to clean up. Willis managed the game better than he did in Week 1 and made an impressive sideline throw to Malik Washington, but sacks—especially in the red zone—continued to hurt Miami.

Wes Goldberg gives Willis a C grade, up from a C- last week, and breaks down the best and worst moments from his performance. Plus, Willis improved at taking easy throws underneath, but now needs to attack the middle of the field and do a better job avoiding costly sacks.


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]]> Tue, 22 Sep 2026 19:47:12 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/malik-willis-week-2-grade-better-but-still-not-good-enough-PyqGgdCx Malik Willis showed some improvement in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but there are still major areas to clean up. Willis managed the game better than he did in Week 1 and made an impressive sideline throw to Malik Washington, but sacks—especially in the red zone—continued to hurt Miami.

Wes Goldberg gives Willis a C grade, up from a C- last week, and breaks down the best and worst moments from his performance. Plus, Willis improved at taking easy throws underneath, but now needs to attack the middle of the field and do a better job avoiding costly sacks.


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]]> Malik Willis Week 2 Grade: Better, But Still Not Good Enough Locked On Podcast Network 00:07:20 Malik Willis showed some improvement in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but there are still major areas to clean up. Willis managed the game better than he did in Week 1 and made an impressive sideline throw to Malik Washington, but sacks—especially in the red zone—continued to hurt Miami. Wes Goldberg gives Willis a C grade, up from a C- last week, and breaks down the best and worst moments from his performance. Plus, Willis improved at taking easy throws underneath, but now needs to attack the middle of the field and do a better job avoiding costly sacks. Malik Willis showed some improvement in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but there are still major areas to clean up. Willis managed the game better than he did in Week 1 and made an impressive sideline throw to Malik Washington, but sacks—especially in the red zone—continued to hurt Miami. Wes Goldberg gives Willis a C grade, up from a C- last week, and breaks down the best and worst moments from his performance. Plus, Willis improved at taking easy throws underneath, but now needs to attack the middle of the field and do a better job avoiding costly sacks. false full 49 a4ce4baa-855d-4354-98b1-3746129bea27 Why the Dolphins’ Blowout Loss Wasn’t as Bad as It Looked The Miami Dolphins lost by 22 points to the San Francisco 49ers, but there may have been more encouraging signs than the final score suggests. Miami won time of possession, moved the ball effectively in the first half, improved its running game, cut down on penalties and did a much better job against the run.

Wes Goldberg explains why the Dolphins still showed progress despite the blowout—and why the bad moments were catastrophic enough to erase it. San Francisco went 5-for-5 in the red zone while Miami repeatedly settled for field goals or came away empty. The Dolphins moved the football. They just couldn’t finish.


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]]> Mon, 21 Sep 2026 17:21:20 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/why-the-dolphins-blowout-loss-wasnt-as-bad-as-it-looked-aPflPqiq The Miami Dolphins lost by 22 points to the San Francisco 49ers, but there may have been more encouraging signs than the final score suggests. Miami won time of possession, moved the ball effectively in the first half, improved its running game, cut down on penalties and did a much better job against the run.

Wes Goldberg explains why the Dolphins still showed progress despite the blowout—and why the bad moments were catastrophic enough to erase it. San Francisco went 5-for-5 in the red zone while Miami repeatedly settled for field goals or came away empty. The Dolphins moved the football. They just couldn’t finish.


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]]> Why the Dolphins’ Blowout Loss Wasn’t as Bad as It Looked Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:41 The Miami Dolphins lost by 22 points to the San Francisco 49ers, but there may have been more encouraging signs than the final score suggests. Miami won time of possession, moved the ball effectively in the first half, improved its running game, cut down on penalties and did a much better job against the run. Wes Goldberg explains why the Dolphins still showed progress despite the blowout—and why the bad moments were catastrophic enough to erase it. San Francisco went 5-for-5 in the red zone while Miami repeatedly settled for field goals or came away empty. The Dolphins moved the football. They just couldn’t finish. The Miami Dolphins lost by 22 points to the San Francisco 49ers, but there may have been more encouraging signs than the final score suggests. Miami won time of possession, moved the ball effectively in the first half, improved its running game, cut down on penalties and did a much better job against the run. Wes Goldberg explains why the Dolphins still showed progress despite the blowout—and why the bad moments were catastrophic enough to erase it. San Francisco went 5-for-5 in the red zone while Miami repeatedly settled for field goals or came away empty. The Dolphins moved the football. They just couldn’t finish. false full 48 d4727a55-0efd-4be8-ac03-30bf99900f0b INSTANT REACTION: Is the Dolphins Defense the WORST in the NFL? The Miami Dolphins allowed 35 points to the San Francisco 49ers and didn’t record a defensive stop until the fourth quarter, raising a major question after two weeks: Is this one of the worst defenses in the NFL? Miami struggled against the run in Week 1, got shredded through the air in Week 2 and still hasn’t recorded a sack.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why the defense could make the entire Dolphins rebuild harder to evaluate. Plus, Austin Jackson struggled again against an elite pass rusher, the offensive line has now allowed nine sacks in two games and Miami has another potential problem developing up front.


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]]> Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:08:47 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/instant-reaction-is-the-dolphins-defense-the-worst-in-the-nfl-ka0LljIo The Miami Dolphins allowed 35 points to the San Francisco 49ers and didn’t record a defensive stop until the fourth quarter, raising a major question after two weeks: Is this one of the worst defenses in the NFL? Miami struggled against the run in Week 1, got shredded through the air in Week 2 and still hasn’t recorded a sack.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why the defense could make the entire Dolphins rebuild harder to evaluate. Plus, Austin Jackson struggled again against an elite pass rusher, the offensive line has now allowed nine sacks in two games and Miami has another potential problem developing up front.


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]]> INSTANT REACTION: Is the Dolphins Defense the WORST in the NFL? Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:17 The Miami Dolphins allowed 35 points to the San Francisco 49ers and didn’t record a defensive stop until the fourth quarter, raising a major question after two weeks: Is this one of the worst defenses in the NFL? Miami struggled against the run in Week 1, got shredded through the air in Week 2 and still hasn’t recorded a sack. Wes Goldberg breaks down why the defense could make the entire Dolphins rebuild harder to evaluate. Plus, Austin Jackson struggled again against an elite pass rusher, the offensive line has now allowed nine sacks in two games and Miami has another potential problem developing up front. The Miami Dolphins allowed 35 points to the San Francisco 49ers and didn’t record a defensive stop until the fourth quarter, raising a major question after two weeks: Is this one of the worst defenses in the NFL? Miami struggled against the run in Week 1, got shredded through the air in Week 2 and still hasn’t recorded a sack. Wes Goldberg breaks down why the defense could make the entire Dolphins rebuild harder to evaluate. Plus, Austin Jackson struggled again against an elite pass rusher, the offensive line has now allowed nine sacks in two games and Miami has another potential problem developing up front. false full 47 4a8b26f6-c653-4e20-bbee-95b37f6262bc My Dolphins-49ers Prediction: Can Miami Keep It Close? The Miami Dolphins enter Week 2 as heavy underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, but this game could stay competitive longer than expected. Both teams started slowly in Week 1, and if Miami can eliminate negative plays and establish De’Von Achane early, the Dolphins have a path to hanging around.

Wes Goldberg predicts the shape of Dolphins-49ers before making his final score pick. Achane tops 120 total yards, Brock Purdy throws an interception and Miami keeps things interesting early—but San Francisco’s talent eventually takes over. Final prediction: 49ers 34, Dolphins 17.


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]]> Fri, 18 Sep 2026 21:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/my-dolphins-49ers-prediction-can-miami-keep-it-close-WJ8Tmt9F The Miami Dolphins enter Week 2 as heavy underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, but this game could stay competitive longer than expected. Both teams started slowly in Week 1, and if Miami can eliminate negative plays and establish De’Von Achane early, the Dolphins have a path to hanging around.

Wes Goldberg predicts the shape of Dolphins-49ers before making his final score pick. Achane tops 120 total yards, Brock Purdy throws an interception and Miami keeps things interesting early—but San Francisco’s talent eventually takes over. Final prediction: 49ers 34, Dolphins 17.


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]]> My Dolphins-49ers Prediction: Can Miami Keep It Close? Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:56 The Miami Dolphins enter Week 2 as heavy underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, but this game could stay competitive longer than expected. Both teams started slowly in Week 1, and if Miami can eliminate negative plays and establish De’Von Achane early, the Dolphins have a path to hanging around. Wes Goldberg predicts the shape of Dolphins-49ers before making his final score pick. Achane tops 120 total yards, Brock Purdy throws an interception and Miami keeps things interesting early—but San Francisco’s talent eventually takes over. Final prediction: 49ers 34, Dolphins 17. The Miami Dolphins enter Week 2 as heavy underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, but this game could stay competitive longer than expected. Both teams started slowly in Week 1, and if Miami can eliminate negative plays and establish De’Von Achane early, the Dolphins have a path to hanging around. Wes Goldberg predicts the shape of Dolphins-49ers before making his final score pick. Achane tops 120 total yards, Brock Purdy throws an interception and Miami keeps things interesting early—but San Francisco’s talent eventually takes over. Final prediction: 49ers 34, Dolphins 17. false full 46 a19b3aa3-dc79-420d-ac62-98454040f1ec 4 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-49ers The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Sunday should answer whether Miami’s ugly opener was simply rust or a sign of bigger problems. Jeff Hafley’s team has to eliminate negative plays, get much better up front and find a way to establish De’Von Achane early.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs on Dolphins-49ers: Is the defensive line under the most pressure? Can Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Malik Washington exploit San Francisco’s secondary? And what early sign will tell us whether the game is going Miami’s way—or about to get out of hand? It all starts with the running game.


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]]> Fri, 18 Sep 2026 17:57:46 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/4-questions-that-will-define-dolphins-49ers-FJHwX8xe The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Sunday should answer whether Miami’s ugly opener was simply rust or a sign of bigger problems. Jeff Hafley’s team has to eliminate negative plays, get much better up front and find a way to establish De’Von Achane early.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs on Dolphins-49ers: Is the defensive line under the most pressure? Can Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Malik Washington exploit San Francisco’s secondary? And what early sign will tell us whether the game is going Miami’s way—or about to get out of hand? It all starts with the running game.


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]]> 4 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-49ers Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:08 The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Sunday should answer whether Miami’s ugly opener was simply rust or a sign of bigger problems. Jeff Hafley’s team has to eliminate negative plays, get much better up front and find a way to establish De’Von Achane early. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs on Dolphins-49ers: Is the defensive line under the most pressure? Can Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Malik Washington exploit San Francisco’s secondary? And what early sign will tell us whether the game is going Miami’s way—or about to get out of hand? It all starts with the running game. The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Sunday should answer whether Miami’s ugly opener was simply rust or a sign of bigger problems. Jeff Hafley’s team has to eliminate negative plays, get much better up front and find a way to establish De’Von Achane early. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs on Dolphins-49ers: Is the defensive line under the most pressure? Can Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Malik Washington exploit San Francisco’s secondary? And what early sign will tell us whether the game is going Miami’s way—or about to get out of hand? It all starts with the running game. false full 45 d318bd49-71a2-431f-9e47-d5a0e78f269f Can Malik Willis STRESS the 49ers Defense? The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Caleb Douglas headline the biggest things to watch on offense. Can Willis turn his mobility into a weapon, can Douglas prove his Week 1 breakout was real and will Miami finally give Achane 20-plus touches?

Wes Goldberg also breaks down the defensive matchup, beginning with Christian McCaffrey and San Francisco’s rushing attack. With Chop Robinson in concussion protocol, Miami needs more from Zach Sieler and the defensive line while Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks must fill gaps. Plus: can Jeff Hafley’s defense force Brock Purdy into mistakes?


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]]> Thu, 17 Sep 2026 22:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/can-malik-willis-stress-the-49ers-defense-4FBEX0Dj The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Caleb Douglas headline the biggest things to watch on offense. Can Willis turn his mobility into a weapon, can Douglas prove his Week 1 breakout was real and will Miami finally give Achane 20-plus touches?

Wes Goldberg also breaks down the defensive matchup, beginning with Christian McCaffrey and San Francisco’s rushing attack. With Chop Robinson in concussion protocol, Miami needs more from Zach Sieler and the defensive line while Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks must fill gaps. Plus: can Jeff Hafley’s defense force Brock Purdy into mistakes?


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]]> Can Malik Willis STRESS the 49ers Defense? Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:49 The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Caleb Douglas headline the biggest things to watch on offense. Can Willis turn his mobility into a weapon, can Douglas prove his Week 1 breakout was real and will Miami finally give Achane 20-plus touches? Wes Goldberg also breaks down the defensive matchup, beginning with Christian McCaffrey and San Francisco’s rushing attack. With Chop Robinson in concussion protocol, Miami needs more from Zach Sieler and the defensive line while Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks must fill gaps. Plus: can Jeff Hafley’s defense force Brock Purdy into mistakes? The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Caleb Douglas headline the biggest things to watch on offense. Can Willis turn his mobility into a weapon, can Douglas prove his Week 1 breakout was real and will Miami finally give Achane 20-plus touches? Wes Goldberg also breaks down the defensive matchup, beginning with Christian McCaffrey and San Francisco’s rushing attack. With Chop Robinson in concussion protocol, Miami needs more from Zach Sieler and the defensive line while Jacob Rodriguez and Jordyn Brooks must fill gaps. Plus: can Jeff Hafley’s defense force Brock Purdy into mistakes? false full 44 c151497e-0e82-44b8-83db-4338c6c5fdc0 How the Dolphins Can Cover +13.5 vs. the 49ers The Miami Dolphins are 13.5-point underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, so what has to happen for Miami to keep this game competitive? It starts with getting De’Von Achane at least 20 touches, forcing Brock Purdy into multiple turnovers and eliminating the negative plays that destroyed Miami in Week 1.

Wes Goldberg breaks down three keys for the Dolphins to cover the spread. Bobby Slowik already wants Achane more involved, Jeff Hafley’s defense forced two turnovers against Las Vegas and Malik Willis has to avoid another five-sack performance—especially with Nick Bosa waiting in Week 2.


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]]> Thu, 17 Sep 2026 20:00:35 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/how-the-dolphins-can-cover-135-vs-the-49ers-qteQdUe_ The Miami Dolphins are 13.5-point underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, so what has to happen for Miami to keep this game competitive? It starts with getting De’Von Achane at least 20 touches, forcing Brock Purdy into multiple turnovers and eliminating the negative plays that destroyed Miami in Week 1.

Wes Goldberg breaks down three keys for the Dolphins to cover the spread. Bobby Slowik already wants Achane more involved, Jeff Hafley’s defense forced two turnovers against Las Vegas and Malik Willis has to avoid another five-sack performance—especially with Nick Bosa waiting in Week 2.


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]]> How the Dolphins Can Cover +13.5 vs. the 49ers Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:08 The Miami Dolphins are 13.5-point underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, so what has to happen for Miami to keep this game competitive? It starts with getting De’Von Achane at least 20 touches, forcing Brock Purdy into multiple turnovers and eliminating the negative plays that destroyed Miami in Week 1. Wes Goldberg breaks down three keys for the Dolphins to cover the spread. Bobby Slowik already wants Achane more involved, Jeff Hafley’s defense forced two turnovers against Las Vegas and Malik Willis has to avoid another five-sack performance—especially with Nick Bosa waiting in Week 2. The Miami Dolphins are 13.5-point underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, so what has to happen for Miami to keep this game competitive? It starts with getting De’Von Achane at least 20 touches, forcing Brock Purdy into multiple turnovers and eliminating the negative plays that destroyed Miami in Week 1. Wes Goldberg breaks down three keys for the Dolphins to cover the spread. Bobby Slowik already wants Achane more involved, Jeff Hafley’s defense forced two turnovers against Las Vegas and Malik Willis has to avoid another five-sack performance—especially with Nick Bosa waiting in Week 2. false full 43 fa57960d-2d90-433f-8406-b9652b4c0a11 5 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-49ers The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win?


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]]> Wed, 16 Sep 2026 21:41:43 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/5-questions-that-will-define-dolphins-49ers-sH0WANFz The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win?


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]]> 5 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-49ers Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:50 The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance. Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win? The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance. Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win? false full 41 b3c858d1-4666-48c6-bcb8-35296a3f3dbf Malik Willis Week 1 Grade: What Worked & What DIDN’T | Miami Dolphins Podcast Malik Willis showed flashes in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but there were also clear areas for improvement. His rushing touchdown showed the athleticism Miami wants to weaponize, while the deep passing game and overall game management remain concerns.

Wes Goldberg grades Willis’ first start of the season after he finished with a 66.9 passer rating and struggled to connect on throws 20-plus yards downfield. Jeff Hafley remains confident in his quarterback, but Miami needs Willis to clean up the delay-of-game issues, hit more easy throws and become more consistent managing the offense.


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]]> Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:56:04 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/malik-willis-week-1-grade-what-worked-what-didnt-miami-dolphins-podcast-ettvMRK5 Malik Willis showed flashes in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but there were also clear areas for improvement. His rushing touchdown showed the athleticism Miami wants to weaponize, while the deep passing game and overall game management remain concerns.

Wes Goldberg grades Willis’ first start of the season after he finished with a 66.9 passer rating and struggled to connect on throws 20-plus yards downfield. Jeff Hafley remains confident in his quarterback, but Miami needs Willis to clean up the delay-of-game issues, hit more easy throws and become more consistent managing the offense.


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]]> Malik Willis Week 1 Grade: What Worked & What DIDN’T | Miami Dolphins Podcast Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:08 Malik Willis showed flashes in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but there were also clear areas for improvement. His rushing touchdown showed the athleticism Miami wants to weaponize, while the deep passing game and overall game management remain concerns. Wes Goldberg grades Willis’ first start of the season after he finished with a 66.9 passer rating and struggled to connect on throws 20-plus yards downfield. Jeff Hafley remains confident in his quarterback, but Miami needs Willis to clean up the delay-of-game issues, hit more easy throws and become more consistent managing the offense. Malik Willis showed flashes in the Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but there were also clear areas for improvement. His rushing touchdown showed the athleticism Miami wants to weaponize, while the deep passing game and overall game management remain concerns. Wes Goldberg grades Willis’ first start of the season after he finished with a 66.9 passer rating and struggled to connect on throws 20-plus yards downfield. Jeff Hafley remains confident in his quarterback, but Miami needs Willis to clean up the delay-of-game issues, hit more easy throws and become more consistent managing the offense. false full 40 a5b9ed51-53bf-44b0-b63d-aa32411c9972 It Wasn’t ALL Bad for the Dolphins — 5 Reasons for Optimism The Miami Dolphins lost their season opener, but Week 1 still produced several encouraging performances from their young core. Jacob Rodriguez piled up 14 tackles, rookie receiver Caleb Douglas delivered a historic debut and Patrick Paul impressed in pass protection.

Wes Goldberg breaks down five silver linings from the loss, starting with Rodriguez and rookie corner Chris Johnson on defense. Plus, Michael Taaffe looked comfortable in his opportunities, Douglas tied a Dolphins record with 94 receiving yards in his debut, Malik Willis flashed as a runner and Paul produced one of the best pass-protection performances among tackles. Miami has plenty to fix—but the young foundation showed promise.


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]]> Tue, 15 Sep 2026 09:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/it-wasnt-all-bad-for-the-dolphins-5-reasons-for-optimism-d17Ebdyy The Miami Dolphins lost their season opener, but Week 1 still produced several encouraging performances from their young core. Jacob Rodriguez piled up 14 tackles, rookie receiver Caleb Douglas delivered a historic debut and Patrick Paul impressed in pass protection.

Wes Goldberg breaks down five silver linings from the loss, starting with Rodriguez and rookie corner Chris Johnson on defense. Plus, Michael Taaffe looked comfortable in his opportunities, Douglas tied a Dolphins record with 94 receiving yards in his debut, Malik Willis flashed as a runner and Paul produced one of the best pass-protection performances among tackles. Miami has plenty to fix—but the young foundation showed promise.


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]]> It Wasn’t ALL Bad for the Dolphins — 5 Reasons for Optimism Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:16 The Miami Dolphins lost their season opener, but Week 1 still produced several encouraging performances from their young core. Jacob Rodriguez piled up 14 tackles, rookie receiver Caleb Douglas delivered a historic debut and Patrick Paul impressed in pass protection. Wes Goldberg breaks down five silver linings from the loss, starting with Rodriguez and rookie corner Chris Johnson on defense. Plus, Michael Taaffe looked comfortable in his opportunities, Douglas tied a Dolphins record with 94 receiving yards in his debut, Malik Willis flashed as a runner and Paul produced one of the best pass-protection performances among tackles. Miami has plenty to fix—but the young foundation showed promise. The Miami Dolphins lost their season opener, but Week 1 still produced several encouraging performances from their young core. Jacob Rodriguez piled up 14 tackles, rookie receiver Caleb Douglas delivered a historic debut and Patrick Paul impressed in pass protection. Wes Goldberg breaks down five silver linings from the loss, starting with Rodriguez and rookie corner Chris Johnson on defense. Plus, Michael Taaffe looked comfortable in his opportunities, Douglas tied a Dolphins record with 94 receiving yards in his debut, Malik Willis flashed as a runner and Paul produced one of the best pass-protection performances among tackles. Miami has plenty to fix—but the young foundation showed promise. false full 39 a51ad88e-ce81-43dd-87f2-7aeecbe65911 Where I Was WRONG About the Dolphins vs. Raiders The Miami Dolphins looked unprepared in their Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Wes Goldberg believes Jeff Hafley may have made his first major mistake as head coach: not giving the starters enough preseason snaps. Miami committed costly mistakes, struggled defensively and looked like a team playing its preseason opener instead of a regular-season game.

Wes revisits his Dolphins-Raiders predictions to explain where he was right and very wrong. The running game mattered, but Miami underestimated Ashton Jeanty, overestimated the impact of Brock Bowers’ absence and didn’t get enough from Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler or the defensive front.


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]]> Mon, 14 Sep 2026 13:30:30 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/where-i-was-wrong-about-the-dolphins-vs-raiders-sUvg3Z_j The Miami Dolphins looked unprepared in their Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Wes Goldberg believes Jeff Hafley may have made his first major mistake as head coach: not giving the starters enough preseason snaps. Miami committed costly mistakes, struggled defensively and looked like a team playing its preseason opener instead of a regular-season game.

Wes revisits his Dolphins-Raiders predictions to explain where he was right and very wrong. The running game mattered, but Miami underestimated Ashton Jeanty, overestimated the impact of Brock Bowers’ absence and didn’t get enough from Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler or the defensive front.


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]]> Where I Was WRONG About the Dolphins vs. Raiders Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:09 The Miami Dolphins looked unprepared in their Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Wes Goldberg believes Jeff Hafley may have made his first major mistake as head coach: not giving the starters enough preseason snaps. Miami committed costly mistakes, struggled defensively and looked like a team playing its preseason opener instead of a regular-season game. Wes revisits his Dolphins-Raiders predictions to explain where he was right and very wrong. The running game mattered, but Miami underestimated Ashton Jeanty, overestimated the impact of Brock Bowers’ absence and didn’t get enough from Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler or the defensive front. The Miami Dolphins looked unprepared in their Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Wes Goldberg believes Jeff Hafley may have made his first major mistake as head coach: not giving the starters enough preseason snaps. Miami committed costly mistakes, struggled defensively and looked like a team playing its preseason opener instead of a regular-season game. Wes revisits his Dolphins-Raiders predictions to explain where he was right and very wrong. The running game mattered, but Miami underestimated Ashton Jeanty, overestimated the impact of Brock Bowers’ absence and didn’t get enough from Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler or the defensive front. false full 38 6651d752-8060-4226-80a0-002e645fad36 INSTANT TAKEAWAYS: The Dolphins Failed Their Biggest Week 1 Test The Miami Dolphins opened the season with a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the biggest problem wasn’t one player—it was the negative plays. Eight penalties for 61 yards, sacks, missed opportunities and costly mistakes repeatedly knocked Miami off schedule.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest takeaways from Week 1, including why the Raiders played the exact kind of physical, disciplined game Miami wanted to establish under Jeff Hafley. Ashton Jeanty carried 23 times for 102 yards while De’Von Achane managed only 36 yards on 11 attempts. If the Dolphins want a new identity, there’s plenty to fix.


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]]> Mon, 14 Sep 2026 00:33:19 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/instant-takeaways-the-dolphins-failed-their-biggest-week-1-test-t2hhdAM5 The Miami Dolphins opened the season with a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the biggest problem wasn’t one player—it was the negative plays. Eight penalties for 61 yards, sacks, missed opportunities and costly mistakes repeatedly knocked Miami off schedule.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest takeaways from Week 1, including why the Raiders played the exact kind of physical, disciplined game Miami wanted to establish under Jeff Hafley. Ashton Jeanty carried 23 times for 102 yards while De’Von Achane managed only 36 yards on 11 attempts. If the Dolphins want a new identity, there’s plenty to fix.


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]]> INSTANT TAKEAWAYS: The Dolphins Failed Their Biggest Week 1 Test Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:37 The Miami Dolphins opened the season with a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the biggest problem wasn’t one player—it was the negative plays. Eight penalties for 61 yards, sacks, missed opportunities and costly mistakes repeatedly knocked Miami off schedule. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest takeaways from Week 1, including why the Raiders played the exact kind of physical, disciplined game Miami wanted to establish under Jeff Hafley. Ashton Jeanty carried 23 times for 102 yards while De’Von Achane managed only 36 yards on 11 attempts. If the Dolphins want a new identity, there’s plenty to fix. The Miami Dolphins opened the season with a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the biggest problem wasn’t one player—it was the negative plays. Eight penalties for 61 yards, sacks, missed opportunities and costly mistakes repeatedly knocked Miami off schedule. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest takeaways from Week 1, including why the Raiders played the exact kind of physical, disciplined game Miami wanted to establish under Jeff Hafley. Ashton Jeanty carried 23 times for 102 yards while De’Von Achane managed only 36 yards on 11 attempts. If the Dolphins want a new identity, there’s plenty to fix. false full 37 88728b61-d074-4dad-81a6-75948e4c9f2e The Matchups That Will Decide Dolphins-Raiders The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders could come down to two battles: Miami’s offense against Maxx Crosby and Jeff Hafley’s defense against Kirk Cousins. The Dolphins need De’Von Achane and the running game to keep Crosby from taking over Sunday.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how Malik Willis can survive the Raiders pass rush, why Miami’s offensive line might actually have an advantage in the run game and the one statistic that could determine the outcome: Achane’s rushing yards. Plus, with Brock Bowers out, can Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler and Miami’s front seven make Cousins uncomfortable?


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]]> Thu, 10 Sep 2026 20:14:39 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-matchups-that-will-decide-dolphins-raiders-te0pjTeq The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders could come down to two battles: Miami’s offense against Maxx Crosby and Jeff Hafley’s defense against Kirk Cousins. The Dolphins need De’Von Achane and the running game to keep Crosby from taking over Sunday.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how Malik Willis can survive the Raiders pass rush, why Miami’s offensive line might actually have an advantage in the run game and the one statistic that could determine the outcome: Achane’s rushing yards. Plus, with Brock Bowers out, can Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler and Miami’s front seven make Cousins uncomfortable?


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]]> The Matchups That Will Decide Dolphins-Raiders Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:22 The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders could come down to two battles: Miami’s offense against Maxx Crosby and Jeff Hafley’s defense against Kirk Cousins. The Dolphins need De’Von Achane and the running game to keep Crosby from taking over Sunday. Wes Goldberg breaks down how Malik Willis can survive the Raiders pass rush, why Miami’s offensive line might actually have an advantage in the run game and the one statistic that could determine the outcome: Achane’s rushing yards. Plus, with Brock Bowers out, can Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler and Miami’s front seven make Cousins uncomfortable? The Miami Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders could come down to two battles: Miami’s offense against Maxx Crosby and Jeff Hafley’s defense against Kirk Cousins. The Dolphins need De’Von Achane and the running game to keep Crosby from taking over Sunday. Wes Goldberg breaks down how Malik Willis can survive the Raiders pass rush, why Miami’s offensive line might actually have an advantage in the run game and the one statistic that could determine the outcome: Achane’s rushing yards. Plus, with Brock Bowers out, can Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler and Miami’s front seven make Cousins uncomfortable? false full 36 0e784d30-5f24-49c0-a1d7-57ede5f1ee03 Dolphins Get HUGE Week 1 News on Brock Bowers & Chris Bell The Miami Dolphins just got two major Week 1 updates before facing the Las Vegas Raiders. Brock Bowers is expected to miss Sunday’s game after undergoing a meniscus procedure, while Dolphins rookie receiver Chris Bell will start with no limitations on his snap count.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Bowers’ absence could dramatically change Jeff Hafley’s defensive game plan against Kirk Cousins and give Miami’s young secondary some relief. Plus, Bell has gone from rehabbing a torn ACL to earning a starting job alongside Caleb Douglas. There’s no redshirt year—the Dolphins need their rookie receiver to produce immediately.


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]]> Thu, 10 Sep 2026 16:07:58 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphins-get-huge-week-1-news-on-brock-bowers-chris-bell-LuMkdLV_ The Miami Dolphins just got two major Week 1 updates before facing the Las Vegas Raiders. Brock Bowers is expected to miss Sunday’s game after undergoing a meniscus procedure, while Dolphins rookie receiver Chris Bell will start with no limitations on his snap count.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Bowers’ absence could dramatically change Jeff Hafley’s defensive game plan against Kirk Cousins and give Miami’s young secondary some relief. Plus, Bell has gone from rehabbing a torn ACL to earning a starting job alongside Caleb Douglas. There’s no redshirt year—the Dolphins need their rookie receiver to produce immediately.


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]]> Dolphins Get HUGE Week 1 News on Brock Bowers & Chris Bell Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:11 The Miami Dolphins just got two major Week 1 updates before facing the Las Vegas Raiders. Brock Bowers is expected to miss Sunday’s game after undergoing a meniscus procedure, while Dolphins rookie receiver Chris Bell will start with no limitations on his snap count. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Bowers’ absence could dramatically change Jeff Hafley’s defensive game plan against Kirk Cousins and give Miami’s young secondary some relief. Plus, Bell has gone from rehabbing a torn ACL to earning a starting job alongside Caleb Douglas. There’s no redshirt year—the Dolphins need their rookie receiver to produce immediately. The Miami Dolphins just got two major Week 1 updates before facing the Las Vegas Raiders. Brock Bowers is expected to miss Sunday’s game after undergoing a meniscus procedure, while Dolphins rookie receiver Chris Bell will start with no limitations on his snap count. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Bowers’ absence could dramatically change Jeff Hafley’s defensive game plan against Kirk Cousins and give Miami’s young secondary some relief. Plus, Bell has gone from rehabbing a torn ACL to earning a starting job alongside Caleb Douglas. There’s no redshirt year—the Dolphins need their rookie receiver to produce immediately. false full 35 d4a0a50b-c04e-4563-a333-4e1d33db277a 4 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-Raiders The Miami Dolphins open the 2026 NFL season against the Las Vegas Raiders, and four questions could determine whether Miami starts 1-0. Jeff Hafley enters his first game as an NFL head coach under pressure, while rookie receiver Chris Bell gets his first chance to prove he can become a legitimate weapon for Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs for Dolphins-Raiders: Who faces the most pressure? Which rookie matters most? Is Miami’s secondary actually as concerning as it looks? And what’s the formula for a Dolphins win? It starts with De’Von Achane, the running game and winning the turnover battle.


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]]> Wed, 9 Sep 2026 20:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/4-questions-that-will-define-dolphins-raiders-r6MlHsEx The Miami Dolphins open the 2026 NFL season against the Las Vegas Raiders, and four questions could determine whether Miami starts 1-0. Jeff Hafley enters his first game as an NFL head coach under pressure, while rookie receiver Chris Bell gets his first chance to prove he can become a legitimate weapon for Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs for Dolphins-Raiders: Who faces the most pressure? Which rookie matters most? Is Miami’s secondary actually as concerning as it looks? And what’s the formula for a Dolphins win? It starts with De’Von Achane, the running game and winning the turnover battle.


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]]> 4 Questions That Will DEFINE Dolphins-Raiders Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:12 The Miami Dolphins open the 2026 NFL season against the Las Vegas Raiders, and four questions could determine whether Miami starts 1-0. Jeff Hafley enters his first game as an NFL head coach under pressure, while rookie receiver Chris Bell gets his first chance to prove he can become a legitimate weapon for Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs for Dolphins-Raiders: Who faces the most pressure? Which rookie matters most? Is Miami’s secondary actually as concerning as it looks? And what’s the formula for a Dolphins win? It starts with De’Von Achane, the running game and winning the turnover battle. The Miami Dolphins open the 2026 NFL season against the Las Vegas Raiders, and four questions could determine whether Miami starts 1-0. Jeff Hafley enters his first game as an NFL head coach under pressure, while rookie receiver Chris Bell gets his first chance to prove he can become a legitimate weapon for Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs for Dolphins-Raiders: Who faces the most pressure? Which rookie matters most? Is Miami’s secondary actually as concerning as it looks? And what’s the formula for a Dolphins win? It starts with De’Von Achane, the running game and winning the turnover battle. false full 34 6ae340be-c3b1-4c9d-82b3-1e46cdf27f2c Dolphins Week 1 Depth Chart Has Some BIG Surprises The Miami Dolphins released their first Week 1 depth chart, and rookies Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are listed as the starting outside receivers alongside Malik Washington. Bell passing veteran Jalen Tolbert is one of the biggest surprises as Miami prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders.

Wes Goldberg breaks down everything we learned from the Dolphins depth chart, including Dante Trader Jr. and Zayne Anderson starting at safety, Kyle Louis’ interesting designation and at least eight rookies positioned for significant roles. Plus, Miami appears committed to keeping Malik Washington on both kick and punt returns despite his growing offensive role.


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]]> Wed, 9 Sep 2026 15:04:29 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphins-week-1-depth-chart-has-some-big-surprises-FSgDdAS3 The Miami Dolphins released their first Week 1 depth chart, and rookies Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are listed as the starting outside receivers alongside Malik Washington. Bell passing veteran Jalen Tolbert is one of the biggest surprises as Miami prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders.

Wes Goldberg breaks down everything we learned from the Dolphins depth chart, including Dante Trader Jr. and Zayne Anderson starting at safety, Kyle Louis’ interesting designation and at least eight rookies positioned for significant roles. Plus, Miami appears committed to keeping Malik Washington on both kick and punt returns despite his growing offensive role.


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]]> Dolphins Week 1 Depth Chart Has Some BIG Surprises Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:27 The Miami Dolphins released their first Week 1 depth chart, and rookies Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are listed as the starting outside receivers alongside Malik Washington. Bell passing veteran Jalen Tolbert is one of the biggest surprises as Miami prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders. Wes Goldberg breaks down everything we learned from the Dolphins depth chart, including Dante Trader Jr. and Zayne Anderson starting at safety, Kyle Louis’ interesting designation and at least eight rookies positioned for significant roles. Plus, Miami appears committed to keeping Malik Washington on both kick and punt returns despite his growing offensive role. The Miami Dolphins released their first Week 1 depth chart, and rookies Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are listed as the starting outside receivers alongside Malik Washington. Bell passing veteran Jalen Tolbert is one of the biggest surprises as Miami prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders. Wes Goldberg breaks down everything we learned from the Dolphins depth chart, including Dante Trader Jr. and Zayne Anderson starting at safety, Kyle Louis’ interesting designation and at least eight rookies positioned for significant roles. Plus, Miami appears committed to keeping Malik Washington on both kick and punt returns despite his growing offensive role. false full 33 66da0b57-f214-4269-809f-7d4a0ed040d5 These 6 Dolphins Rookies MUST Step Up Right Now The Miami Dolphins are relying heavily on rookies in 2026, and six of them need to make an immediate impact. Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, Kadyn Proctor, Will Kacmarek, Jacob Rodriguez and Chris Johnson could all play important roles beginning with Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami needs Douglas or Bell to emerge as a weapon for Malik Willis, how Proctor and Kacmarek could help establish the Dolphins’ run-first identity, and why Rodriguez and Johnson have enormous responsibilities on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Miami wants to draft and develop—but these rookies won’t have much time to develop before they’re needed.


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]]> Tue, 8 Sep 2026 17:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/these-6-dolphins-rookies-must-step-up-right-now-3em929vH The Miami Dolphins are relying heavily on rookies in 2026, and six of them need to make an immediate impact. Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, Kadyn Proctor, Will Kacmarek, Jacob Rodriguez and Chris Johnson could all play important roles beginning with Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami needs Douglas or Bell to emerge as a weapon for Malik Willis, how Proctor and Kacmarek could help establish the Dolphins’ run-first identity, and why Rodriguez and Johnson have enormous responsibilities on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Miami wants to draft and develop—but these rookies won’t have much time to develop before they’re needed.


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]]> These 6 Dolphins Rookies MUST Step Up Right Now Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:25 The Miami Dolphins are relying heavily on rookies in 2026, and six of them need to make an immediate impact. Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, Kadyn Proctor, Will Kacmarek, Jacob Rodriguez and Chris Johnson could all play important roles beginning with Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami needs Douglas or Bell to emerge as a weapon for Malik Willis, how Proctor and Kacmarek could help establish the Dolphins’ run-first identity, and why Rodriguez and Johnson have enormous responsibilities on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Miami wants to draft and develop—but these rookies won’t have much time to develop before they’re needed. The Miami Dolphins are relying heavily on rookies in 2026, and six of them need to make an immediate impact. Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, Kadyn Proctor, Will Kacmarek, Jacob Rodriguez and Chris Johnson could all play important roles beginning with Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami needs Douglas or Bell to emerge as a weapon for Malik Willis, how Proctor and Kacmarek could help establish the Dolphins’ run-first identity, and why Rodriguez and Johnson have enormous responsibilities on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Miami wants to draft and develop—but these rookies won’t have much time to develop before they’re needed. false full 32 bee80cbc-bc8b-49f0-a9e9-543bd7a9ba2e Are the Dolphins REBUILDING… or TANKING? Are the Miami Dolphins rebuilding, tanking or doing something else entirely? Miami has stripped down its roster, moved on from expensive veterans and embraced young players—but its commitment to Malik Willis and De’Von Achane suggests this isn’t a traditional tank job.

Wes Goldberg explains the difference and offers a better description for what Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley are doing: a bookkeeping cleanup. The Dolphins are clearing bad salary, resetting the budget and using this season to discover which positions and players belong in their long-term plans. It’s a rebuild—even if Miami doesn’t want to call it one.


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]]> Tue, 8 Sep 2026 13:50:38 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/are-the-dolphins-rebuilding-or-tanking-IjdZ1YZ0 Are the Miami Dolphins rebuilding, tanking or doing something else entirely? Miami has stripped down its roster, moved on from expensive veterans and embraced young players—but its commitment to Malik Willis and De’Von Achane suggests this isn’t a traditional tank job.

Wes Goldberg explains the difference and offers a better description for what Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley are doing: a bookkeeping cleanup. The Dolphins are clearing bad salary, resetting the budget and using this season to discover which positions and players belong in their long-term plans. It’s a rebuild—even if Miami doesn’t want to call it one.


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]]> Are the Dolphins REBUILDING… or TANKING? Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:34 Are the Miami Dolphins rebuilding, tanking or doing something else entirely? Miami has stripped down its roster, moved on from expensive veterans and embraced young players—but its commitment to Malik Willis and De’Von Achane suggests this isn’t a traditional tank job. Wes Goldberg explains the difference and offers a better description for what Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley are doing: a bookkeeping cleanup. The Dolphins are clearing bad salary, resetting the budget and using this season to discover which positions and players belong in their long-term plans. It’s a rebuild—even if Miami doesn’t want to call it one. Are the Miami Dolphins rebuilding, tanking or doing something else entirely? Miami has stripped down its roster, moved on from expensive veterans and embraced young players—but its commitment to Malik Willis and De’Von Achane suggests this isn’t a traditional tank job. Wes Goldberg explains the difference and offers a better description for what Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley are doing: a bookkeeping cleanup. The Dolphins are clearing bad salary, resetting the budget and using this season to discover which positions and players belong in their long-term plans. It’s a rebuild—even if Miami doesn’t want to call it one. false full 31 d9ed10d7-3c20-4094-ba0e-d09733c659e7 THIS Is How the Dolphins Will Judge Malik Willis How will the Miami Dolphins decide if Malik Willis is actually their quarterback of the future? GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says the evaluation won’t simply come down to wins, passing yards or touchdowns—it’s about whether Willis can play quarterback soundly and eventually “tilt the field” in Miami’s favor.

Wes Goldberg breaks down exactly what the Dolphins need to see: good decisions, quick processing, accuracy, getting the ball out on time, using his athleticism and—most importantly—protecting the football. But there’s another level Willis must reach to become more than a stopgap: can he force opposing defenses to change because of him?


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]]> Fri, 4 Sep 2026 20:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/this-is-how-the-dolphins-will-judge-malik-willis-ouoTjSn4 How will the Miami Dolphins decide if Malik Willis is actually their quarterback of the future? GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says the evaluation won’t simply come down to wins, passing yards or touchdowns—it’s about whether Willis can play quarterback soundly and eventually “tilt the field” in Miami’s favor.

Wes Goldberg breaks down exactly what the Dolphins need to see: good decisions, quick processing, accuracy, getting the ball out on time, using his athleticism and—most importantly—protecting the football. But there’s another level Willis must reach to become more than a stopgap: can he force opposing defenses to change because of him?


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]]> THIS Is How the Dolphins Will Judge Malik Willis Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:34 How will the Miami Dolphins decide if Malik Willis is actually their quarterback of the future? GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says the evaluation won’t simply come down to wins, passing yards or touchdowns—it’s about whether Willis can play quarterback soundly and eventually “tilt the field” in Miami’s favor. Wes Goldberg breaks down exactly what the Dolphins need to see: good decisions, quick processing, accuracy, getting the ball out on time, using his athleticism and—most importantly—protecting the football. But there’s another level Willis must reach to become more than a stopgap: can he force opposing defenses to change because of him? How will the Miami Dolphins decide if Malik Willis is actually their quarterback of the future? GM Jon-Eric Sullivan says the evaluation won’t simply come down to wins, passing yards or touchdowns—it’s about whether Willis can play quarterback soundly and eventually “tilt the field” in Miami’s favor. Wes Goldberg breaks down exactly what the Dolphins need to see: good decisions, quick processing, accuracy, getting the ball out on time, using his athleticism and—most importantly—protecting the football. But there’s another level Willis must reach to become more than a stopgap: can he force opposing defenses to change because of him? false full 30 ff36d7d0-c837-4dcc-b972-6ccfdf740b0c 4 BIG Questions Facing the Dolphins Before Week 1 The Miami Dolphins are heading into Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it’s time to answer four of the biggest questions surrounding the roster. Is Miami’s front seven becoming a legitimate strength? Is safety the Dolphins’ biggest weakness? And what should we make of Malik Willis vs. Kirk Cousins?

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before the season opener, breaking down Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler, Jacob Rodriguez and Miami’s improving defensive front. Plus, concerns about the Dolphins’ inexperienced safeties, why the Raiders matchup could be closer than expected and a surprisingly encouraging Week 1 injury report.


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]]> Fri, 4 Sep 2026 15:25:13 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/4-big-questions-facing-the-dolphins-before-week-1-gjwdkJ5o The Miami Dolphins are heading into Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it’s time to answer four of the biggest questions surrounding the roster. Is Miami’s front seven becoming a legitimate strength? Is safety the Dolphins’ biggest weakness? And what should we make of Malik Willis vs. Kirk Cousins?

Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before the season opener, breaking down Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler, Jacob Rodriguez and Miami’s improving defensive front. Plus, concerns about the Dolphins’ inexperienced safeties, why the Raiders matchup could be closer than expected and a surprisingly encouraging Week 1 injury report.


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]]> 4 BIG Questions Facing the Dolphins Before Week 1 Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:37 The Miami Dolphins are heading into Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it’s time to answer four of the biggest questions surrounding the roster. Is Miami’s front seven becoming a legitimate strength? Is safety the Dolphins’ biggest weakness? And what should we make of Malik Willis vs. Kirk Cousins? Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before the season opener, breaking down Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler, Jacob Rodriguez and Miami’s improving defensive front. Plus, concerns about the Dolphins’ inexperienced safeties, why the Raiders matchup could be closer than expected and a surprisingly encouraging Week 1 injury report. The Miami Dolphins are heading into Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it’s time to answer four of the biggest questions surrounding the roster. Is Miami’s front seven becoming a legitimate strength? Is safety the Dolphins’ biggest weakness? And what should we make of Malik Willis vs. Kirk Cousins? Wes Goldberg goes 4 Downs before the season opener, breaking down Chop Robinson, Zach Sieler, Jacob Rodriguez and Miami’s improving defensive front. Plus, concerns about the Dolphins’ inexperienced safeties, why the Raiders matchup could be closer than expected and a surprisingly encouraging Week 1 injury report. false full 29 b01d82d0-7575-4c43-88e5-d51cb5e28225 The Dolphins NEED Malik Willis to Be Good Malik Willis has to deliver for the Miami Dolphins in 2026 because the quarterback depth behind him remains a major question. After moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski, Miami rebuilt its backup QB room with Kyle McCord and Brady Cook—but can either keep the Dolphins afloat if Willis goes down?

Wes Goldberg explains why Willis’ performance and availability could determine Miami’s season. Plus, the Dolphins finally know their Week 1 opponent at quarterback: Kirk Cousins will start for Las Vegas instead of rookie Fernando Mendoza. What does that matchup mean for Jeff Hafley, Chop Robinson and Miami’s defense?


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]]> Thu, 3 Sep 2026 22:39:29 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-dolphins-need-malik-willis-to-be-good-nIpPbXwE Malik Willis has to deliver for the Miami Dolphins in 2026 because the quarterback depth behind him remains a major question. After moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski, Miami rebuilt its backup QB room with Kyle McCord and Brady Cook—but can either keep the Dolphins afloat if Willis goes down?

Wes Goldberg explains why Willis’ performance and availability could determine Miami’s season. Plus, the Dolphins finally know their Week 1 opponent at quarterback: Kirk Cousins will start for Las Vegas instead of rookie Fernando Mendoza. What does that matchup mean for Jeff Hafley, Chop Robinson and Miami’s defense?


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]]> The Dolphins NEED Malik Willis to Be Good Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:40 Malik Willis has to deliver for the Miami Dolphins in 2026 because the quarterback depth behind him remains a major question. After moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski, Miami rebuilt its backup QB room with Kyle McCord and Brady Cook—but can either keep the Dolphins afloat if Willis goes down? Wes Goldberg explains why Willis’ performance and availability could determine Miami’s season. Plus, the Dolphins finally know their Week 1 opponent at quarterback: Kirk Cousins will start for Las Vegas instead of rookie Fernando Mendoza. What does that matchup mean for Jeff Hafley, Chop Robinson and Miami’s defense? Malik Willis has to deliver for the Miami Dolphins in 2026 because the quarterback depth behind him remains a major question. After moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski, Miami rebuilt its backup QB room with Kyle McCord and Brady Cook—but can either keep the Dolphins afloat if Willis goes down? Wes Goldberg explains why Willis’ performance and availability could determine Miami’s season. Plus, the Dolphins finally know their Week 1 opponent at quarterback: Kirk Cousins will start for Las Vegas instead of rookie Fernando Mendoza. What does that matchup mean for Jeff Hafley, Chop Robinson and Miami’s defense? false full 28 4ca8837a-c220-4da7-b819-697bd03bca6e Who Should Be the Dolphins’ Captains? My Picks + Dark Horses The Miami Dolphins are voting on their 2026 team captains, and several choices feel obvious—but there could be some surprises. Aaron Brewer, Zach Sieler and Jordyn Brooks appear to be locks, while quarterback Malik Willis has a strong case to join Miami’s new leadership group.

Wes Goldberg makes his Dolphins captain predictions and considers who could represent special teams, including Riley Patterson and Malik Washington. Plus, which players could emerge as surprise selections? De’Von Achane wants the responsibility, while Patrick Paul and rookie Dante Trader are intriguing dark-horse candidates as Jeff Hafley establishes a new leadership structure in Miami.


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]]> Thu, 3 Sep 2026 04:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/who-should-be-the-dolphins-captains-my-picks-dark-horses-wJ_ehQHC The Miami Dolphins are voting on their 2026 team captains, and several choices feel obvious—but there could be some surprises. Aaron Brewer, Zach Sieler and Jordyn Brooks appear to be locks, while quarterback Malik Willis has a strong case to join Miami’s new leadership group.

Wes Goldberg makes his Dolphins captain predictions and considers who could represent special teams, including Riley Patterson and Malik Washington. Plus, which players could emerge as surprise selections? De’Von Achane wants the responsibility, while Patrick Paul and rookie Dante Trader are intriguing dark-horse candidates as Jeff Hafley establishes a new leadership structure in Miami.


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]]> Who Should Be the Dolphins’ Captains? My Picks + Dark Horses Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:35 The Miami Dolphins are voting on their 2026 team captains, and several choices feel obvious—but there could be some surprises. Aaron Brewer, Zach Sieler and Jordyn Brooks appear to be locks, while quarterback Malik Willis has a strong case to join Miami’s new leadership group. Wes Goldberg makes his Dolphins captain predictions and considers who could represent special teams, including Riley Patterson and Malik Washington. Plus, which players could emerge as surprise selections? De’Von Achane wants the responsibility, while Patrick Paul and rookie Dante Trader are intriguing dark-horse candidates as Jeff Hafley establishes a new leadership structure in Miami. The Miami Dolphins are voting on their 2026 team captains, and several choices feel obvious—but there could be some surprises. Aaron Brewer, Zach Sieler and Jordyn Brooks appear to be locks, while quarterback Malik Willis has a strong case to join Miami’s new leadership group. Wes Goldberg makes his Dolphins captain predictions and considers who could represent special teams, including Riley Patterson and Malik Washington. Plus, which players could emerge as surprise selections? De’Von Achane wants the responsibility, while Patrick Paul and rookie Dante Trader are intriguing dark-horse candidates as Jeff Hafley establishes a new leadership structure in Miami. false full 27 3aede175-1dd6-48b0-8b66-d66662bd69d4 These 2 Rookies Could SAVE the Dolphins Defense Miami Dolphins rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis could become two of the most important players on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Rodriguez has already won the starting MIKE linebacker job, while Miami is experimenting with Louis at safety—one of the Dolphins’ biggest positions of need.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s actions say even more than its praise for Rodriguez after the Dolphins cleared his path to a starting role. Plus, could Louis’ versatility provide an unexpected answer for Miami’s inexperienced secondary? If both rookies hit, a defense featuring Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler and Chop Robinson suddenly looks much more interesting.


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]]> Wed, 2 Sep 2026 21:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/these-2-rookies-could-save-the-dolphins-defense-gfDLUzA8 Miami Dolphins rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis could become two of the most important players on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Rodriguez has already won the starting MIKE linebacker job, while Miami is experimenting with Louis at safety—one of the Dolphins’ biggest positions of need.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s actions say even more than its praise for Rodriguez after the Dolphins cleared his path to a starting role. Plus, could Louis’ versatility provide an unexpected answer for Miami’s inexperienced secondary? If both rookies hit, a defense featuring Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler and Chop Robinson suddenly looks much more interesting.


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]]> These 2 Rookies Could SAVE the Dolphins Defense Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:09 Miami Dolphins rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis could become two of the most important players on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Rodriguez has already won the starting MIKE linebacker job, while Miami is experimenting with Louis at safety—one of the Dolphins’ biggest positions of need. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s actions say even more than its praise for Rodriguez after the Dolphins cleared his path to a starting role. Plus, could Louis’ versatility provide an unexpected answer for Miami’s inexperienced secondary? If both rookies hit, a defense featuring Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler and Chop Robinson suddenly looks much more interesting. Miami Dolphins rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis could become two of the most important players on Jeff Hafley’s defense. Rodriguez has already won the starting MIKE linebacker job, while Miami is experimenting with Louis at safety—one of the Dolphins’ biggest positions of need. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s actions say even more than its praise for Rodriguez after the Dolphins cleared his path to a starting role. Plus, could Louis’ versatility provide an unexpected answer for Miami’s inexperienced secondary? If both rookies hit, a defense featuring Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler and Chop Robinson suddenly looks much more interesting. nfl, dolphins defense, dolphins breakout players, locked on dolphins, dolphins roster, fins up, dolphins, dolphins safety, kyle louis, locked on dolphins hits, zach sieler, dolphins linebacker, chop robinson, dolphins rookies, dolphins training camp, wes goldberg, miami dolphins, miami dolphins news, jordyn brooks, jeff hafley, dolphins week 1, dolphins news, dolphins 2026, dolphins secondary, jacob rodriguez false full 26 df8e8a71-6d41-4d5c-b070-112ecbc10e39 2 Things I LOVE — And HATE — About the Dolphins Roster The Miami Dolphins roster is set for Week 1, and there are two things to love—and two major concerns. De’Von Achane, Malik Willis and Miami’s rebuilt offensive line could give the Dolphins a clear identity in the running game, while Jordyn Brooks and rookie Jacob Rodriguez headline an intriguing linebacker group.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why those two areas could become legitimate strengths for Jeff Hafley’s team. But the Dolphins’ inexperienced secondary could threaten the entire defense, while questions on special teams remain. Here’s what Miami got right, what could go wrong and what it tells us about this rebuilding roster.


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]]> Wed, 2 Sep 2026 15:36:02 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/2-things-i-love-and-hate-about-the-dolphins-roster-7WWKYxQ_ The Miami Dolphins roster is set for Week 1, and there are two things to love—and two major concerns. De’Von Achane, Malik Willis and Miami’s rebuilt offensive line could give the Dolphins a clear identity in the running game, while Jordyn Brooks and rookie Jacob Rodriguez headline an intriguing linebacker group.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why those two areas could become legitimate strengths for Jeff Hafley’s team. But the Dolphins’ inexperienced secondary could threaten the entire defense, while questions on special teams remain. Here’s what Miami got right, what could go wrong and what it tells us about this rebuilding roster.


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]]> 2 Things I LOVE — And HATE — About the Dolphins Roster Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:41 The Miami Dolphins roster is set for Week 1, and there are two things to love—and two major concerns. De’Von Achane, Malik Willis and Miami’s rebuilt offensive line could give the Dolphins a clear identity in the running game, while Jordyn Brooks and rookie Jacob Rodriguez headline an intriguing linebacker group. Wes Goldberg breaks down why those two areas could become legitimate strengths for Jeff Hafley’s team. But the Dolphins’ inexperienced secondary could threaten the entire defense, while questions on special teams remain. Here’s what Miami got right, what could go wrong and what it tells us about this rebuilding roster. The Miami Dolphins roster is set for Week 1, and there are two things to love—and two major concerns. De’Von Achane, Malik Willis and Miami’s rebuilt offensive line could give the Dolphins a clear identity in the running game, while Jordyn Brooks and rookie Jacob Rodriguez headline an intriguing linebacker group. Wes Goldberg breaks down why those two areas could become legitimate strengths for Jeff Hafley’s team. But the Dolphins’ inexperienced secondary could threaten the entire defense, while questions on special teams remain. Here’s what Miami got right, what could go wrong and what it tells us about this rebuilding roster. false full 25 dee21781-4f8d-4853-976f-d9d17a79d2c1 Why the Dolphins WANT to Stay Young — And What Comes Next at QB The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents.

Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis?


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]]> Tue, 1 Sep 2026 15:52:05 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/why-the-dolphins-want-to-stay-young-and-what-comes-next-at-qb-j5WKNsDa The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents.

Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis?


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]]> Why the Dolphins WANT to Stay Young — And What Comes Next at QB Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:27 The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents. Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis? The Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s youngest roster, and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan wants to keep it that way. Miami’s rebuild is embracing young, inexpensive talent, draft picks and development rather than relying on expensive veteran free agents. Wes Goldberg examines why youth isn’t simply a temporary consequence of rebuilding—it’s becoming the Dolphins’ organizational philosophy. Could more veterans eventually be replaced by younger options? Plus, Sullivan says he likes draft picks and points to Green Bay’s history of developing quarterbacks behind established starters. Could Miami eventually draft a young QB to develop behind Malik Willis? false full 24 f6cad013-95ec-4f36-84e4-83b6814c270f Miami Dolphins Add 8 Players! Jon-Eric Sullivan Reveals His Roster Plan The Miami Dolphins aren’t done rebuilding their roster. Miami claimed eight players off waivers, including QB Brady Cook, TE Justin Joly and three defensive backs, as GM Jon-Eric Sullivan continues to reshape the team around Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the Dolphins’ latest additions, why Sullivan completely overhauled the backup quarterback room, and what his comments reveal about Miami’s new roster-building philosophy: draft, develop, stay young and keep churning. Plus, why the Dolphins believe Kyle McCord and Brady Cook give them a better quarterback room.


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]]> Tue, 1 Sep 2026 04:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/miami-dolphins-add-8-players-jon-eric-sullivan-reveals-his-roster-plan-402tKHlV The Miami Dolphins aren’t done rebuilding their roster. Miami claimed eight players off waivers, including QB Brady Cook, TE Justin Joly and three defensive backs, as GM Jon-Eric Sullivan continues to reshape the team around Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the Dolphins’ latest additions, why Sullivan completely overhauled the backup quarterback room, and what his comments reveal about Miami’s new roster-building philosophy: draft, develop, stay young and keep churning. Plus, why the Dolphins believe Kyle McCord and Brady Cook give them a better quarterback room.


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]]> Miami Dolphins Add 8 Players! Jon-Eric Sullivan Reveals His Roster Plan Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:19 The Miami Dolphins aren’t done rebuilding their roster. Miami claimed eight players off waivers, including QB Brady Cook, TE Justin Joly and three defensive backs, as GM Jon-Eric Sullivan continues to reshape the team around Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg breaks down the Dolphins’ latest additions, why Sullivan completely overhauled the backup quarterback room, and what his comments reveal about Miami’s new roster-building philosophy: draft, develop, stay young and keep churning. Plus, why the Dolphins believe Kyle McCord and Brady Cook give them a better quarterback room. The Miami Dolphins aren’t done rebuilding their roster. Miami claimed eight players off waivers, including QB Brady Cook, TE Justin Joly and three defensive backs, as GM Jon-Eric Sullivan continues to reshape the team around Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg breaks down the Dolphins’ latest additions, why Sullivan completely overhauled the backup quarterback room, and what his comments reveal about Miami’s new roster-building philosophy: draft, develop, stay young and keep churning. Plus, why the Dolphins believe Kyle McCord and Brady Cook give them a better quarterback room. false full 23 0e1d40ae-5fa0-45ba-b519-49b5b958a2a8 Dolphins Final 53-Man Roster: Biggest Surprises & Cuts The Miami Dolphins have finalized their 53-man roster, with several surprising decisions at running back, wide receiver, linebacker and quarterback. Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright and multiple receivers made the cut, while Cam Miller, Jarquez Hunter and Tyrel Dodson headline the notable players left off.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest makes and misses without simply reading the entire Dolphins roster. What does keeping six receivers tell us about Miami’s offense? Why did both Gordon and Wright survive? And with Dodson gone, the Jacob Rodriguez era officially begins at MIKE linebacker as Miami continues leaning heavily into its youth movement.


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]]> Mon, 31 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphins-final-53-man-roster-biggest-surprises-cuts-5gSa8gnb The Miami Dolphins have finalized their 53-man roster, with several surprising decisions at running back, wide receiver, linebacker and quarterback. Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright and multiple receivers made the cut, while Cam Miller, Jarquez Hunter and Tyrel Dodson headline the notable players left off.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest makes and misses without simply reading the entire Dolphins roster. What does keeping six receivers tell us about Miami’s offense? Why did both Gordon and Wright survive? And with Dodson gone, the Jacob Rodriguez era officially begins at MIKE linebacker as Miami continues leaning heavily into its youth movement.


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]]> Dolphins Final 53-Man Roster: Biggest Surprises & Cuts Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:58 The Miami Dolphins have finalized their 53-man roster, with several surprising decisions at running back, wide receiver, linebacker and quarterback. Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright and multiple receivers made the cut, while Cam Miller, Jarquez Hunter and Tyrel Dodson headline the notable players left off. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest makes and misses without simply reading the entire Dolphins roster. What does keeping six receivers tell us about Miami’s offense? Why did both Gordon and Wright survive? And with Dodson gone, the Jacob Rodriguez era officially begins at MIKE linebacker as Miami continues leaning heavily into its youth movement. The Miami Dolphins have finalized their 53-man roster, with several surprising decisions at running back, wide receiver, linebacker and quarterback. Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright and multiple receivers made the cut, while Cam Miller, Jarquez Hunter and Tyrel Dodson headline the notable players left off. Wes Goldberg breaks down the biggest makes and misses without simply reading the entire Dolphins roster. What does keeping six receivers tell us about Miami’s offense? Why did both Gordon and Wright survive? And with Dodson gone, the Jacob Rodriguez era officially begins at MIKE linebacker as Miami continues leaning heavily into its youth movement. false full 22 408e40dd-f622-4b30-b0bb-27b52785dbc4 The Dolphins COMPLETELY Rebuilt Their QB Room in 48 Hours The Miami Dolphins completely rebuilt their quarterback room in less than 48 hours, moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski before trading for Kyle McCord. Miami essentially turned Ewers into McCord while resetting the entire depth chart behind starter Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pulled off the rapid overhaul and why McCord is an intriguing fit. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback wins with quick processing and anticipation, and he’s reunited in Miami with Kevin Patullo, who worked with him previously. Is McCord enough at QB2, or should Miami add another veteran?


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]]> Mon, 31 Aug 2026 15:27:55 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-dolphins-completely-rebuilt-their-qb-room-in-48-hours-djqu_r1l The Miami Dolphins completely rebuilt their quarterback room in less than 48 hours, moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski before trading for Kyle McCord. Miami essentially turned Ewers into McCord while resetting the entire depth chart behind starter Malik Willis.

Wes Goldberg breaks down how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pulled off the rapid overhaul and why McCord is an intriguing fit. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback wins with quick processing and anticipation, and he’s reunited in Miami with Kevin Patullo, who worked with him previously. Is McCord enough at QB2, or should Miami add another veteran?


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]]> The Dolphins COMPLETELY Rebuilt Their QB Room in 48 Hours Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:03 The Miami Dolphins completely rebuilt their quarterback room in less than 48 hours, moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski before trading for Kyle McCord. Miami essentially turned Ewers into McCord while resetting the entire depth chart behind starter Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg breaks down how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pulled off the rapid overhaul and why McCord is an intriguing fit. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback wins with quick processing and anticipation, and he’s reunited in Miami with Kevin Patullo, who worked with him previously. Is McCord enough at QB2, or should Miami add another veteran? The Miami Dolphins completely rebuilt their quarterback room in less than 48 hours, moving on from Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski before trading for Kyle McCord. Miami essentially turned Ewers into McCord while resetting the entire depth chart behind starter Malik Willis. Wes Goldberg breaks down how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pulled off the rapid overhaul and why McCord is an intriguing fit. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback wins with quick processing and anticipation, and he’s reunited in Miami with Kevin Patullo, who worked with him previously. Is McCord enough at QB2, or should Miami add another veteran? false full 21 45d8382d-1b53-4cfc-979e-be6a53c2e81c Dolphins Training Camp MVP + The Player Who Made the BIGGEST Leap Miami Dolphins training camp is over, and Chop Robinson takes home MVP while Jonah Savaiinaea earns the award for biggest leap. Both young Dolphins could play major roles in determining whether Miami’s offensive and defensive lines become legitimate strengths this season.

Wes Goldberg explains why moving Savaiinaea back to right guard has unlocked his game after a difficult rookie year and how rookie Kadyn Proctor could help stabilize the other guard spot. Plus, Robinson looks like a much more complete defender after improving against the run, potentially giving Jeff Hafley a breakout starter along Miami’s defensive front.


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]]> Fri, 28 Aug 2026 18:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphins-training-camp-mvp-the-player-who-made-the-biggest-leap-pVkeb5IN Miami Dolphins training camp is over, and Chop Robinson takes home MVP while Jonah Savaiinaea earns the award for biggest leap. Both young Dolphins could play major roles in determining whether Miami’s offensive and defensive lines become legitimate strengths this season.

Wes Goldberg explains why moving Savaiinaea back to right guard has unlocked his game after a difficult rookie year and how rookie Kadyn Proctor could help stabilize the other guard spot. Plus, Robinson looks like a much more complete defender after improving against the run, potentially giving Jeff Hafley a breakout starter along Miami’s defensive front.


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]]> Dolphins Training Camp MVP + The Player Who Made the BIGGEST Leap Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:39 Miami Dolphins training camp is over, and Chop Robinson takes home MVP while Jonah Savaiinaea earns the award for biggest leap. Both young Dolphins could play major roles in determining whether Miami’s offensive and defensive lines become legitimate strengths this season. Wes Goldberg explains why moving Savaiinaea back to right guard has unlocked his game after a difficult rookie year and how rookie Kadyn Proctor could help stabilize the other guard spot. Plus, Robinson looks like a much more complete defender after improving against the run, potentially giving Jeff Hafley a breakout starter along Miami’s defensive front. Miami Dolphins training camp is over, and Chop Robinson takes home MVP while Jonah Savaiinaea earns the award for biggest leap. Both young Dolphins could play major roles in determining whether Miami’s offensive and defensive lines become legitimate strengths this season. Wes Goldberg explains why moving Savaiinaea back to right guard has unlocked his game after a difficult rookie year and how rookie Kadyn Proctor could help stabilize the other guard spot. Plus, Robinson looks like a much more complete defender after improving against the run, potentially giving Jeff Hafley a breakout starter along Miami’s defensive front. false full 20 c2accc28-ca06-4a50-8e39-f4818c8c9311 The Dolphins Just Made a SMART Trade — And Sent a Message The Miami Dolphins traded wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams for running back Jarquez Hunter, and the move says a lot about GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s rebuilding strategy. Instead of simply cutting Atwell, Miami turned a fading roster asset into another young player with upside.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Hunter is an intriguing addition after flashing in the preseason and producing at Auburn. More importantly, the trade reveals how confident the Dolphins are in rookie receivers Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Actions speak louder than training-camp praise—and Miami just made a big statement about its young WR room.


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]]> Fri, 28 Aug 2026 15:20:12 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-dolphins-just-made-a-smart-trade-and-sent-a-message-d1O3hAmf The Miami Dolphins traded wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams for running back Jarquez Hunter, and the move says a lot about GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s rebuilding strategy. Instead of simply cutting Atwell, Miami turned a fading roster asset into another young player with upside.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Hunter is an intriguing addition after flashing in the preseason and producing at Auburn. More importantly, the trade reveals how confident the Dolphins are in rookie receivers Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Actions speak louder than training-camp praise—and Miami just made a big statement about its young WR room.


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]]> The Dolphins Just Made a SMART Trade — And Sent a Message Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:19 The Miami Dolphins traded wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams for running back Jarquez Hunter, and the move says a lot about GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s rebuilding strategy. Instead of simply cutting Atwell, Miami turned a fading roster asset into another young player with upside. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Hunter is an intriguing addition after flashing in the preseason and producing at Auburn. More importantly, the trade reveals how confident the Dolphins are in rookie receivers Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Actions speak louder than training-camp praise—and Miami just made a big statement about its young WR room. The Miami Dolphins traded wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams for running back Jarquez Hunter, and the move says a lot about GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s rebuilding strategy. Instead of simply cutting Atwell, Miami turned a fading roster asset into another young player with upside. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Hunter is an intriguing addition after flashing in the preseason and producing at Auburn. More importantly, the trade reveals how confident the Dolphins are in rookie receivers Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell and Kevin Coleman Jr. Actions speak louder than training-camp praise—and Miami just made a big statement about its young WR room. false full 19 b64d2e12-d470-4162-8791-9844fd827da4 Will Dolphins Fans Boo Tua? Tua Tagovailoa is returning to Miami as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback, and Dolphins fans have to decide how they’ll welcome their former QB. Despite the ugly ending, Wes Goldberg explains why Miami Dolphins fans shouldn’t boo Tua in his return.

But Tua’s situation in Atlanta raises another fascinating question. With Michael Penix Jr. working his way back, could Tua’s starting opportunity already be disappearing? Wes examines Tua’s struggles since leaving Miami and what they might tell us about former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, why Friday night could potentially be Dolphins fans’ final opportunity to see Tua play in Miami.


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]]> Thu, 27 Aug 2026 16:53:15 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/will-dolphins-fans-boo-tua-U4WjtLSr Tua Tagovailoa is returning to Miami as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback, and Dolphins fans have to decide how they’ll welcome their former QB. Despite the ugly ending, Wes Goldberg explains why Miami Dolphins fans shouldn’t boo Tua in his return.

But Tua’s situation in Atlanta raises another fascinating question. With Michael Penix Jr. working his way back, could Tua’s starting opportunity already be disappearing? Wes examines Tua’s struggles since leaving Miami and what they might tell us about former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, why Friday night could potentially be Dolphins fans’ final opportunity to see Tua play in Miami.


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]]> Will Dolphins Fans Boo Tua? Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:28 Tua Tagovailoa is returning to Miami as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback, and Dolphins fans have to decide how they’ll welcome their former QB. Despite the ugly ending, Wes Goldberg explains why Miami Dolphins fans shouldn’t boo Tua in his return. But Tua’s situation in Atlanta raises another fascinating question. With Michael Penix Jr. working his way back, could Tua’s starting opportunity already be disappearing? Wes examines Tua’s struggles since leaving Miami and what they might tell us about former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, why Friday night could potentially be Dolphins fans’ final opportunity to see Tua play in Miami. Tua Tagovailoa is returning to Miami as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback, and Dolphins fans have to decide how they’ll welcome their former QB. Despite the ugly ending, Wes Goldberg explains why Miami Dolphins fans shouldn’t boo Tua in his return. But Tua’s situation in Atlanta raises another fascinating question. With Michael Penix Jr. working his way back, could Tua’s starting opportunity already be disappearing? Wes examines Tua’s struggles since leaving Miami and what they might tell us about former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Plus, why Friday night could potentially be Dolphins fans’ final opportunity to see Tua play in Miami. false full 18 a377d225-b2eb-4c77-b7f5-f0eb8d81efcf 3 Things the Miami Dolphins MUST Prove This Season The Miami Dolphins rebuild doesn’t need a winning season to prove it’s headed in the right direction. For Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley, success in 2026 should be measured by rookie development, building complete position groups and proving Miami has the right foundational players.

Wes Goldberg explains what he needs to see from the Dolphins this season, starting with a 13-player rookie class that could produce several Week 1 starters. Can Miami solidify its offensive line or linebacker room? And most importantly, can De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson prove they’re legitimate building blocks for the next great Dolphins team?


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]]> Thu, 27 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/3-things-the-miami-dolphins-must-prove-this-season-X6Af5CRg The Miami Dolphins rebuild doesn’t need a winning season to prove it’s headed in the right direction. For Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley, success in 2026 should be measured by rookie development, building complete position groups and proving Miami has the right foundational players.

Wes Goldberg explains what he needs to see from the Dolphins this season, starting with a 13-player rookie class that could produce several Week 1 starters. Can Miami solidify its offensive line or linebacker room? And most importantly, can De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson prove they’re legitimate building blocks for the next great Dolphins team?


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]]> 3 Things the Miami Dolphins MUST Prove This Season Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:24 The Miami Dolphins rebuild doesn’t need a winning season to prove it’s headed in the right direction. For Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley, success in 2026 should be measured by rookie development, building complete position groups and proving Miami has the right foundational players. Wes Goldberg explains what he needs to see from the Dolphins this season, starting with a 13-player rookie class that could produce several Week 1 starters. Can Miami solidify its offensive line or linebacker room? And most importantly, can De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson prove they’re legitimate building blocks for the next great Dolphins team? The Miami Dolphins rebuild doesn’t need a winning season to prove it’s headed in the right direction. For Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley, success in 2026 should be measured by rookie development, building complete position groups and proving Miami has the right foundational players. Wes Goldberg explains what he needs to see from the Dolphins this season, starting with a 13-player rookie class that could produce several Week 1 starters. Can Miami solidify its offensive line or linebacker room? And most importantly, can De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson prove they’re legitimate building blocks for the next great Dolphins team? false full 17 c9301d56-16c2-4f49-b6a3-6ed9a4931ce1 How Malik Willis Can Prove He’s the Miami Dolphins Franchise QB Malik Willis has a chance to prove he can be the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback of the future, but passing stats and wins won’t tell the entire story. The Dolphins need Willis to perform in critical situations, establish himself as a leader and develop dangerous chemistry with De’Von Achane.

Wes Goldberg identifies three things he needs to see from Willis this season before buying into him as Miami’s long-term starting quarterback. Can Willis execute on third down, respond under pressure and become a weapon in the Dolphins’ rushing attack? Plus, how should we define success for a rebuilding Dolphins team even if the wins don’t come immediately?


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]]> Wed, 26 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/how-malik-willis-can-prove-hes-the-miami-dolphins-franchise-qb-onZWHdjH Malik Willis has a chance to prove he can be the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback of the future, but passing stats and wins won’t tell the entire story. The Dolphins need Willis to perform in critical situations, establish himself as a leader and develop dangerous chemistry with De’Von Achane.

Wes Goldberg identifies three things he needs to see from Willis this season before buying into him as Miami’s long-term starting quarterback. Can Willis execute on third down, respond under pressure and become a weapon in the Dolphins’ rushing attack? Plus, how should we define success for a rebuilding Dolphins team even if the wins don’t come immediately?


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]]> How Malik Willis Can Prove He’s the Miami Dolphins Franchise QB Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:33 Malik Willis has a chance to prove he can be the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback of the future, but passing stats and wins won’t tell the entire story. The Dolphins need Willis to perform in critical situations, establish himself as a leader and develop dangerous chemistry with De’Von Achane. Wes Goldberg identifies three things he needs to see from Willis this season before buying into him as Miami’s long-term starting quarterback. Can Willis execute on third down, respond under pressure and become a weapon in the Dolphins’ rushing attack? Plus, how should we define success for a rebuilding Dolphins team even if the wins don’t come immediately? Malik Willis has a chance to prove he can be the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback of the future, but passing stats and wins won’t tell the entire story. The Dolphins need Willis to perform in critical situations, establish himself as a leader and develop dangerous chemistry with De’Von Achane. Wes Goldberg identifies three things he needs to see from Willis this season before buying into him as Miami’s long-term starting quarterback. Can Willis execute on third down, respond under pressure and become a weapon in the Dolphins’ rushing attack? Plus, how should we define success for a rebuilding Dolphins team even if the wins don’t come immediately? false full 16 1c362bee-eff8-4be5-b4ae-b7408a516979 The Dolphins Have a Backup QB Decision to Make Miami Dolphins QB Cam Miller should be Malik Willis’ backup—and that’s my strongest Dolphins hot take right now. With the Dolphins evaluating their quarterback depth before Week 1, Miller has shown enough improvement to make a legitimate case for Miami’s QB2 job.

Wes Goldberg answers Dolphins mailbag questions, starting with why he believes Miller deserves the backup quarterback role. Plus, how much does it actually matter that Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem spoke to the Dolphins? Wes explains why he’s normally skeptical of motivational speakers—and why conversations with players have changed his mind about the impact someone like Haslem can have.


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]]> Wed, 26 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-dolphins-have-a-backup-qb-decision-to-make-189Tisvh Miami Dolphins QB Cam Miller should be Malik Willis’ backup—and that’s my strongest Dolphins hot take right now. With the Dolphins evaluating their quarterback depth before Week 1, Miller has shown enough improvement to make a legitimate case for Miami’s QB2 job.

Wes Goldberg answers Dolphins mailbag questions, starting with why he believes Miller deserves the backup quarterback role. Plus, how much does it actually matter that Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem spoke to the Dolphins? Wes explains why he’s normally skeptical of motivational speakers—and why conversations with players have changed his mind about the impact someone like Haslem can have.


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]]> The Dolphins Have a Backup QB Decision to Make Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:44 Miami Dolphins QB Cam Miller should be Malik Willis’ backup—and that’s my strongest Dolphins hot take right now. With the Dolphins evaluating their quarterback depth before Week 1, Miller has shown enough improvement to make a legitimate case for Miami’s QB2 job. Wes Goldberg answers Dolphins mailbag questions, starting with why he believes Miller deserves the backup quarterback role. Plus, how much does it actually matter that Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem spoke to the Dolphins? Wes explains why he’s normally skeptical of motivational speakers—and why conversations with players have changed his mind about the impact someone like Haslem can have. Miami Dolphins QB Cam Miller should be Malik Willis’ backup—and that’s my strongest Dolphins hot take right now. With the Dolphins evaluating their quarterback depth before Week 1, Miller has shown enough improvement to make a legitimate case for Miami’s QB2 job. Wes Goldberg answers Dolphins mailbag questions, starting with why he believes Miller deserves the backup quarterback role. Plus, how much does it actually matter that Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem spoke to the Dolphins? Wes explains why he’s normally skeptical of motivational speakers—and why conversations with players have changed his mind about the impact someone like Haslem can have. false full 15 b9973c36-9931-4b54-9f1a-c2cc96928c7b 36: The INSANE Stat That Explains the Dolphins’ Ugly Loss The Miami Dolphins ran just 36 offensive plays against the New York Giants, and that number explains the biggest problem with their ugly preseason loss. The Dolphins need preseason reps to evaluate their roster, but Miami’s offense couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give players meaningful opportunities.

For the Big Number, Wes Goldberg explains why 36 matters more than the final score. Miami needs to make difficult decisions about the bottom of its 53-man roster, and that requires actual game tape. Against Atlanta, staying on the field could be crucial to getting those evaluations right.

 


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]]> Tue, 25 Aug 2026 19:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/36-the-insane-stat-that-explains-the-dolphins-ugly-loss-a4k1nO8o The Miami Dolphins ran just 36 offensive plays against the New York Giants, and that number explains the biggest problem with their ugly preseason loss. The Dolphins need preseason reps to evaluate their roster, but Miami’s offense couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give players meaningful opportunities.

For the Big Number, Wes Goldberg explains why 36 matters more than the final score. Miami needs to make difficult decisions about the bottom of its 53-man roster, and that requires actual game tape. Against Atlanta, staying on the field could be crucial to getting those evaluations right.

 


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]]> 36: The INSANE Stat That Explains the Dolphins’ Ugly Loss Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:03 The Miami Dolphins ran just 36 offensive plays against the New York Giants, and that number explains the biggest problem with their ugly preseason loss. The Dolphins need preseason reps to evaluate their roster, but Miami’s offense couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give players meaningful opportunities. For the Big Number, Wes Goldberg explains why 36 matters more than the final score. Miami needs to make difficult decisions about the bottom of its 53-man roster, and that requires actual game tape. Against Atlanta, staying on the field could be crucial to getting those evaluations right. The Miami Dolphins ran just 36 offensive plays against the New York Giants, and that number explains the biggest problem with their ugly preseason loss. The Dolphins need preseason reps to evaluate their roster, but Miami’s offense couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give players meaningful opportunities. For the Big Number, Wes Goldberg explains why 36 matters more than the final score. Miami needs to make difficult decisions about the bottom of its 53-man roster, and that requires actual game tape. Against Atlanta, staying on the field could be crucial to getting those evaluations right. false full 14 ee2eb810-4601-4489-95bb-070ba87151b8 FRUSTRATION: Do Miami Dolphins Fans Deserve MORE From Preseason? Miami Dolphins fans are fed up after another humiliating preseason blowout, but is the real issue the lack of starter action? Frustration mounts as Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad plays its first home preseason game without giving supporters even a glimpse of stars like Malik Willis and the starting offensive line. Many, especially longtime fans who can only afford preseason tickets, feel shortchanged by seeing only backups on the field.

The debate rages: Are joint practices now more important than preseason games themselves? With key reps happening behind closed doors against the Giants—and with Miami’s lack of roster depth a driving factor—should the NFL reconsider the purpose of both? As regular season approaches, Dolphins fans are left wondering if preseason games are still worth the hype, or if televised joint practices would give them the access and excitement they crave.


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]]> Tue, 25 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/frustration-do-miami-dolphins-fans-deserve-more-from-preseason-IDn7KU0G Miami Dolphins fans are fed up after another humiliating preseason blowout, but is the real issue the lack of starter action? Frustration mounts as Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad plays its first home preseason game without giving supporters even a glimpse of stars like Malik Willis and the starting offensive line. Many, especially longtime fans who can only afford preseason tickets, feel shortchanged by seeing only backups on the field.

The debate rages: Are joint practices now more important than preseason games themselves? With key reps happening behind closed doors against the Giants—and with Miami’s lack of roster depth a driving factor—should the NFL reconsider the purpose of both? As regular season approaches, Dolphins fans are left wondering if preseason games are still worth the hype, or if televised joint practices would give them the access and excitement they crave.


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]]> FRUSTRATION: Do Miami Dolphins Fans Deserve MORE From Preseason? Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:30 Miami Dolphins fans are fed up after another humiliating preseason blowout, but is the real issue the lack of starter action? Frustration mounts as Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad plays its first home preseason game without giving supporters even a glimpse of stars like Malik Willis and the starting offensive line. Many, especially longtime fans who can only afford preseason tickets, feel shortchanged by seeing only backups on the field. The debate rages: Are joint practices now more important than preseason games themselves? With key reps happening behind closed doors against the Giants—and with Miami’s lack of roster depth a driving factor—should the NFL reconsider the purpose of both? As regular season approaches, Dolphins fans are left wondering if preseason games are still worth the hype, or if televised joint practices would give them the access and excitement they crave. Miami Dolphins fans are fed up after another humiliating preseason blowout, but is the real issue the lack of starter action? Frustration mounts as Jeff Hafley’s new-look squad plays its first home preseason game without giving supporters even a glimpse of stars like Malik Willis and the starting offensive line. Many, especially longtime fans who can only afford preseason tickets, feel shortchanged by seeing only backups on the field. The debate rages: Are joint practices now more important than preseason games themselves? With key reps happening behind closed doors against the Giants—and with Miami’s lack of roster depth a driving factor—should the NFL reconsider the purpose of both? As regular season approaches, Dolphins fans are left wondering if preseason games are still worth the hype, or if televised joint practices would give them the access and excitement they crave. false full 13 4b9b6993-7aaf-47a7-901a-a624cd600133 2 Bright Spots From a BRUTAL Dolphins Preseason Loss The Miami Dolphins wide receivers might be much better than expected despite ESPN ranking the group worst in the NFL. Kevin Coleman Jr., Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are giving Miami legitimate reasons for optimism after an otherwise brutal preseason loss to the Giants.

Wes Goldberg breaks down Coleman’s spectacular one-handed catch and why the Dolphins could have multiple rookie contributors at receiver this season. Plus, Cam Miller showed meaningful improvement in his second preseason appearance, completing 6 of 11 passes and making plays with his arm and legs. Has Miller actually moved ahead of Quinn Ewers for Miami’s backup quarterback job?


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]]> Mon, 24 Aug 2026 21:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/2-bright-spots-from-an-otherwise-brutal-dolphins-preseason-loss-c9uhkf1f The Miami Dolphins wide receivers might be much better than expected despite ESPN ranking the group worst in the NFL. Kevin Coleman Jr., Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are giving Miami legitimate reasons for optimism after an otherwise brutal preseason loss to the Giants.

Wes Goldberg breaks down Coleman’s spectacular one-handed catch and why the Dolphins could have multiple rookie contributors at receiver this season. Plus, Cam Miller showed meaningful improvement in his second preseason appearance, completing 6 of 11 passes and making plays with his arm and legs. Has Miller actually moved ahead of Quinn Ewers for Miami’s backup quarterback job?


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]]> 2 Bright Spots From a BRUTAL Dolphins Preseason Loss Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:07 The Miami Dolphins wide receivers might be much better than expected despite ESPN ranking the group worst in the NFL. Kevin Coleman Jr., Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are giving Miami legitimate reasons for optimism after an otherwise brutal preseason loss to the Giants. Wes Goldberg breaks down Coleman’s spectacular one-handed catch and why the Dolphins could have multiple rookie contributors at receiver this season. Plus, Cam Miller showed meaningful improvement in his second preseason appearance, completing 6 of 11 passes and making plays with his arm and legs. Has Miller actually moved ahead of Quinn Ewers for Miami’s backup quarterback job? The Miami Dolphins wide receivers might be much better than expected despite ESPN ranking the group worst in the NFL. Kevin Coleman Jr., Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are giving Miami legitimate reasons for optimism after an otherwise brutal preseason loss to the Giants. Wes Goldberg breaks down Coleman’s spectacular one-handed catch and why the Dolphins could have multiple rookie contributors at receiver this season. Plus, Cam Miller showed meaningful improvement in his second preseason appearance, completing 6 of 11 passes and making plays with his arm and legs. Has Miller actually moved ahead of Quinn Ewers for Miami’s backup quarterback job? false full 12 3783175d-2382-4100-8121-009932ecf24f The Dolphins Have a DEPTH Problem — Here’s How They Can Fix It The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster.

Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury.


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]]> Mon, 24 Aug 2026 14:14:10 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/the-dolphins-have-a-depth-problem-heres-how-they-can-fix-it-eT4_yhJ_ The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster.

Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury.


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]]> The Dolphins Have a DEPTH Problem — Here’s How They Can Fix It Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:48 The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster. Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury. The Miami Dolphins’ depth is officially a concern after an ugly 26-3 preseason loss to the New York Giants. Miami was outgained 390-102 and ran just 36 offensive plays, raising serious questions about the bottom half of the Dolphins roster. Wes Goldberg explains why it’s too early to call this a depth crisis—but why GM Jon-Eric Sullivan should aggressively work the waiver wire as NFL roster cuts approach. Malik Willis, De’Von Achane and Chop Robinson provide reasons for optimism at the top, but Miami needs more NFL-caliber talent behind its starters, especially after Trey Moore’s injury. false full 11 f39fd1d1-e780-424b-9656-7e113048241d De’Von Achane Is Miami’s Offensive Identity De’Von Achane is becoming the centerpiece of the Miami Dolphins offense, and his 70-yard touchdown run against the Giants showed exactly why. With Malik Willis adding a rushing threat and Miami emphasizing physical blocking, Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik could build one of the NFL’s most dangerous rushing attacks around Achane.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s offensive identity could be Achane and Willis rather than its unproven receivers. Plus, Achane ranks No. 26 on the NFL Top 100 after leading the league with 5.7 yards per carry. Can the Dolphins star establish himself as a top-five NFL running back this season?


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]]> Fri, 21 Aug 2026 21:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/devon-achane-is-miamis-offensive-identity-WhaaUkOZ De’Von Achane is becoming the centerpiece of the Miami Dolphins offense, and his 70-yard touchdown run against the Giants showed exactly why. With Malik Willis adding a rushing threat and Miami emphasizing physical blocking, Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik could build one of the NFL’s most dangerous rushing attacks around Achane.

Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s offensive identity could be Achane and Willis rather than its unproven receivers. Plus, Achane ranks No. 26 on the NFL Top 100 after leading the league with 5.7 yards per carry. Can the Dolphins star establish himself as a top-five NFL running back this season?


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]]> De’Von Achane Is Miami’s Offensive Identity Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:03 De’Von Achane is becoming the centerpiece of the Miami Dolphins offense, and his 70-yard touchdown run against the Giants showed exactly why. With Malik Willis adding a rushing threat and Miami emphasizing physical blocking, Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik could build one of the NFL’s most dangerous rushing attacks around Achane. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s offensive identity could be Achane and Willis rather than its unproven receivers. Plus, Achane ranks No. 26 on the NFL Top 100 after leading the l eague with 5.7 yards per carry. Can the Dolphins star establish himself as a top-five NFL running back this season? De’Von Achane is becoming the centerpiece of the Miami Dolphins offense, and his 70-yard touchdown run against the Giants showed exactly why. With Malik Willis adding a rushing threat and Miami emphasizing physical blocking, Jeff Hafley and Bobby Slowik could build one of the NFL’s most dangerous rushing attacks around Achane. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami’s offensive identity could be Achane and Willis rather than its unproven receivers. Plus, Achane ranks No. 26 on the NFL Top 100 after leading the l eague with 5.7 yards per carry. Can the Dolphins star establish himself as a top-five NFL running back this season? false full 10 48268432-2eb9-4cfd-96c4-4082f1bc7d94 Dolphins vs. Giants Preseason Matchup: 2 Things You NEED to Watch Miami Dolphins vs. New York Giants preseason action will provide a major test for the Dolphins offensive line against Brian Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. After Miami’s pass protection struggled badly during joint practice, all eyes are on Austin Jackson and the Dolphins O-line.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the two things that actually matter in this preseason matchup. Beyond the offensive line, forget the final score and focus on Miami’s depth. Which players outside the established starters can learn from the joint practice, respond in the game and prove they deserve a spot on the Dolphins’ 53-man roster?


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]]> Fri, 21 Aug 2026 16:01:06 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/dolphins-vs-giants-preseason-matchup-2-things-you-need-to-watch-F19LixxY Miami Dolphins vs. New York Giants preseason action will provide a major test for the Dolphins offensive line against Brian Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. After Miami’s pass protection struggled badly during joint practice, all eyes are on Austin Jackson and the Dolphins O-line.

Wes Goldberg breaks down the two things that actually matter in this preseason matchup. Beyond the offensive line, forget the final score and focus on Miami’s depth. Which players outside the established starters can learn from the joint practice, respond in the game and prove they deserve a spot on the Dolphins’ 53-man roster?


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]]> Dolphins vs. Giants Preseason Matchup: 2 Things You NEED to Watch Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:03 Miami Dolphins vs. New York Giants preseason action will provide a major test for the Dolphins offensive line against Brian Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. After Miami’s pass protection struggled badly during joint practice, all eyes are on Austin Jackson and the Dolphins O-line. Wes Goldberg breaks down the two things that actually matter in this preseason matchup. Beyond the offensive line, forget the final score and focus on Miami’s depth. Which players outside the established starters can learn from the joint practice, respond in the game and prove they deserve a spot on the Dolphins’ 53-man roster? Miami Dolphins vs. New York Giants preseason action will provide a major test for the Dolphins offensive line against Brian Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. After Miami’s pass protection struggled badly during joint practice, all eyes are on Austin Jackson and the Dolphins O-line. Wes Goldberg breaks down the two things that actually matter in this preseason matchup. Beyond the offensive line, forget the final score and focus on Miami’s depth. Which players outside the established starters can learn from the joint practice, respond in the game and prove they deserve a spot on the Dolphins’ 53-man roster? false full 9 77df8846-e048-4385-9fce-afc666e73c87 Miami Dolphins O-Line DOMINATED By Giants Pass Rush in Joint Practice The Miami Dolphins offensive line struggled badly against the New York Giants pass rush during Thursday’s joint practice, with Brian Burns saying the Giants “dominated” Miami up front. But should Dolphins fans actually be worried about the offensive line and Malik Willis’ protection? 

Wes Goldberg breaks down the difficult test Patrick Paul, Austin Jackson and Miami’s young offensive linemen faced against Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. Jeff Hafley wanted his players challenged without hiding them schematically, making these reps an important measuring stick. Plus, Willis explains why Miami would have had more pass-protection answers available in an actual game.


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]]> Thu, 20 Aug 2026 18:34:19 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/miami-dolphins-o-line-dominated-by-giants-pass-rush-in-joint-practice-GWNW35Rx The Miami Dolphins offensive line struggled badly against the New York Giants pass rush during Thursday’s joint practice, with Brian Burns saying the Giants “dominated” Miami up front. But should Dolphins fans actually be worried about the offensive line and Malik Willis’ protection? 

Wes Goldberg breaks down the difficult test Patrick Paul, Austin Jackson and Miami’s young offensive linemen faced against Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. Jeff Hafley wanted his players challenged without hiding them schematically, making these reps an important measuring stick. Plus, Willis explains why Miami would have had more pass-protection answers available in an actual game.


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]]> Miami Dolphins O-Line DOMINATED By Giants Pass Rush in Joint Practice Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:37 The Miami Dolphins offensive line struggled badly against the New York Giants pass rush during Thursday’s joint practice, with Brian Burns saying the Giants “dominated” Miami up front. But should Dolphins fans actually be worried about the offensive line and Malik Willis’ protection? Wes Goldberg breaks down the difficult test Patrick Paul, Austin Jackson and Miami’s young offensive linemen faced against Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. Jeff Hafley wanted his players challenged without hiding them schematically, making these reps an important measuring stick. Plus, Willis explains why Miami would have had more pass-protection answers available in an actual game. The Miami Dolphins offensive line struggled badly against the New York Giants pass rush during Thursday’s joint practice, with Brian Burns saying the Giants “dominated” Miami up front. But should Dolphins fans actually be worried about the offensive line and Malik Willis’ protection? Wes Goldberg breaks down the difficult test Patrick Paul, Austin Jackson and Miami’s young offensive linemen faced against Burns, Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux. Jeff Hafley wanted his players challenged without hiding them schematically, making these reps an important measuring stick. Plus, Willis explains why Miami would have had more pass-protection answers available in an actual game. false full 8 b8d8c21b-d27b-4a4c-a4a5-1a871dd55e60 Malik Willis Says Miami Doesn’t Need Household Names Miami Dolphins QB Malik Willis has a message for anyone worried about the Dolphins’ wide receivers: “You get a name by working hard and putting it on tape.” After ESPN ranked Miami’s WR room last in the NFL, Willis is betting on competition, opportunity and the Dolphins’ young talent to prove the doubters wrong.

Wes Goldberg breaks down whether Miami’s anonymous receiver room can outperform expectations and which Dolphins could become household names this season. From Chop Robinson and Caleb Douglas to first-round pick Chris Johnson, Miami may not have many established stars—but it has several young players with breakout potential.


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]]> Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:04:05 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Wes Goldberg) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/malik-willis-says-miami-doesnt-need-household-names-m1E_6PWm Miami Dolphins QB Malik Willis has a message for anyone worried about the Dolphins’ wide receivers: “You get a name by working hard and putting it on tape.” After ESPN ranked Miami’s WR room last in the NFL, Willis is betting on competition, opportunity and the Dolphins’ young talent to prove the doubters wrong.

Wes Goldberg breaks down whether Miami’s anonymous receiver room can outperform expectations and which Dolphins could become household names this season. From Chop Robinson and Caleb Douglas to first-round pick Chris Johnson, Miami may not have many established stars—but it has several young players with breakout potential.


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]]> Malik Willis Says Miami Doesn’t Need Household Names Wes Goldberg 00:05:31 Miami Dolphins QB Malik Willis has a message for anyone worried about the Dolphins’ wide receivers: “You get a name by working hard and putting it on tape.” After ESPN ranked Miami’s WR room last in the NFL, Willis is betting on competition, opportunity and the Dolphins’ young talent to prove the doubters wrong. Wes Goldberg breaks down whether Miami’s anonymous receiver room can outperform expectations and which Dolphins could become household names this season. From Chop Robinson and Caleb Douglas to first-round pick Chris Johnson, Miami may not have many established stars—but it has several young players with breakout potential. Miami Dolphins QB Malik Willis has a message for anyone worried about the Dolphins’ wide receivers: “You get a name by working hard and putting it on tape.” After ESPN ranked Miami’s WR room last in the NFL, Willis is betting on competition, opportunity and the Dolphins’ young talent to prove the doubters wrong. Wes Goldberg breaks down whether Miami’s anonymous receiver room can outperform expectations and which Dolphins could become household names this season. From Chop Robinson and Caleb Douglas to first-round pick Chris Johnson, Miami may not have many established stars—but it has several young players with breakout potential. nfl, dolphins offense, dolphins breakout players, locked on dolphins, dolphins roster, fins up, dolphins, locked on dolphins hits, nfl news, dolphins podcast, malik willis, chop robinson, dolphins rookies, dolphins wr, dolphins training camp, dolphins receivers, de'von achane, wes goldberg, miami dolphins, espn nfl, miami dolphins news, chris johnson, dolphins news, caleb douglas false full 7 22c79cc6-3b62-4a2a-81e8-00f1c9bf8b9a These Miami Dolphins Rookies Are Taking Over Key Jobs Miami Dolphins position battles are coming into focus, with Trey Moore and several young players making strong cases for major roles. The Dolphins depth chart could feature rookie starters at linebacker while a young group of wide receivers emerges as the foundation of Miami’s revamped offense.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Moore appears positioned to start, how Miami is using his versatility and why Jacob Rodriguez could join him in the Week 1 lineup. Plus, Kevin Coleman Jr., Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington are separating themselves in a crowded Dolphins receiver battle. Is Miami’s youth movement officially taking over?


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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 22:00:00 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/these-miami-dolphins-rookies-are-taking-over-key-jobs-jBU75G__ Miami Dolphins position battles are coming into focus, with Trey Moore and several young players making strong cases for major roles. The Dolphins depth chart could feature rookie starters at linebacker while a young group of wide receivers emerges as the foundation of Miami’s revamped offense.

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Moore appears positioned to start, how Miami is using his versatility and why Jacob Rodriguez could join him in the Week 1 lineup. Plus, Kevin Coleman Jr., Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington are separating themselves in a crowded Dolphins receiver battle. Is Miami’s youth movement officially taking over?


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]]> These Miami Dolphins Rookies Are Taking Over Key Jobs Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:17 Miami Dolphins position battles are coming into focus, with Trey Moore and several young players making strong cases for major roles. The Dolphins depth chart could feature rookie starters at linebacker while a young group of wide receivers emerges as the foundation of Miami’s revamped offense. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Moore appears positioned to start, how Miami is using his versatility and why Jacob Rodriguez could join him in the Week 1 lineup. Plus, Kevin Coleman Jr., Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington are separating themselves in a crowded Dolphins receiver battle. Is Miami’s youth movement officially taking over? Miami Dolphins position battles are coming into focus, with Trey Moore and several young players making strong cases for major roles. The Dolphins depth chart could feature rookie starters at linebacker while a young group of wide receivers emerges as the foundation of Miami’s revamped offense. Wes Goldberg breaks down why Moore appears positioned to start, how Miami is using his versatility and why Jacob Rodriguez could join him in the Week 1 lineup. Plus, Kevin Coleman Jr., Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington are separating themselves in a crowded Dolphins receiver battle. Is Miami’s youth movement officially taking over? false full 6 a6afe05f-39f8-41dd-a78f-ad2f09916ea9 Jeff Hafley Just Revealed EXACTLY How He Wants to Build the Dolphins Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley revealed his philosophy ahead of the Dolphins’ joint practice with the New York Giants, and it tells us plenty about how he plans to build this team. Instead of trying to outscheme the Giants, Hafley wants Dolphins players tested one-on-one on technique, fundamentals and talent.

Wes Goldberg explains why Hafley’s comments matter for a young, unproven Miami roster and how the joint practice can help determine which players belong. From blocking elite pass rushers to covering top receivers without schematic help, Miami is prioritizing development over winning practice—and giving young Dolphins an opportunity to prove themselves.


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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:31:42 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/jeff-hafley-just-revealed-exactly-how-he-wants-to-build-the-dolphins-POTNqQOx Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley revealed his philosophy ahead of the Dolphins’ joint practice with the New York Giants, and it tells us plenty about how he plans to build this team. Instead of trying to outscheme the Giants, Hafley wants Dolphins players tested one-on-one on technique, fundamentals and talent.

Wes Goldberg explains why Hafley’s comments matter for a young, unproven Miami roster and how the joint practice can help determine which players belong. From blocking elite pass rushers to covering top receivers without schematic help, Miami is prioritizing development over winning practice—and giving young Dolphins an opportunity to prove themselves.


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]]> Jeff Hafley Just Revealed EXACTLY How He Wants to Build the Dolphins Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:39 Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley revealed his philosophy ahead of the Dolphins’ joint practice with the New York Giants, and it tells us plenty about how he plans to build this team. Instead of trying to outscheme the Giants, Hafley wants Dolphins players tested one-on-one on technique, fundamentals and talent. Wes Goldberg explains why Hafley’s comments matter for a young, unproven Miami roster and how the joint practice can help determine which players belong. From blocking elite pass rushers to covering top receivers without schematic help, Miami is prioritizing development over winning practice—and giving young Dolphins an opportunity to prove themselves. Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley revealed his philosophy ahead of the Dolphins’ joint practice with the New York Giants, and it tells us plenty about how he plans to build this team. Instead of trying to outscheme the Giants, Hafley wants Dolphins players tested one-on-one on technique, fundamentals and talent. Wes Goldberg explains why Hafley’s comments matter for a young, unproven Miami roster and how the joint practice can help determine which players belong. From blocking elite pass rushers to covering top receivers without schematic help, Miami is prioritizing development over winning practice—and giving young Dolphins an opportunity to prove themselves. false full 5 7e133361-ea42-4585-be55-4255fdb0f899 Jeff Hafley Sends a STRONG Message to Dolphins WRs: “No Block, No Rock” Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley is making the team’s new offensive identity clear: “No block, no rock.” The Dolphins have built a bigger, more physical wide receiver room, and Hafley expects his receivers to help establish Miami’s running game if they want the football. Wes Goldberg explains how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster construction matches Hafley’s philosophy and what it could mean for Miami’s offense. Plus, we have Dolphins injury updates on Kenneth Grant and Zach Sieler, Zeek Biggers returns to practice and Miami adds defensive tackle Cam Rice as the defensive front works its way toward Week 1.


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]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:12:25 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/jeff-hafley-sends-a-strong-message-to-dolphins-wrs-no-block-no-rock-g__MAgLw Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley is making the team’s new offensive identity clear: “No block, no rock.” The Dolphins have built a bigger, more physical wide receiver room, and Hafley expects his receivers to help establish Miami’s running game if they want the football. Wes Goldberg explains how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster construction matches Hafley’s philosophy and what it could mean for Miami’s offense. Plus, we have Dolphins injury updates on Kenneth Grant and Zach Sieler, Zeek Biggers returns to practice and Miami adds defensive tackle Cam Rice as the defensive front works its way toward Week 1.


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]]> Jeff Hafley Sends a STRONG Message to Dolphins WRs: “No Block, No Rock” Locked On Podcast Network 00:04:39 Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley is making the team’s new offensive identity clear: “No block, no rock.” The Dolphins have built a bigger, more physical wide receiver room, and Hafley expects his receivers to help establish Miami’s running game if they want the football. Wes Goldberg explains how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster construction matches Hafley’s philosophy and what it could mean for Miami’s offense. Plus, we have Dolphins injury updates on Kenneth Grant and Zach Sieler, Zeek Biggers returns to practice and Miami adds defensive tackle Cam Rice as the defensive front works its way toward Week 1. Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley is making the team’s new offensive identity clear: “No block, no rock.” The Dolphins have built a bigger, more physical wide receiver room, and Hafley expects his receivers to help establish Miami’s running game if they want the football. Wes Goldberg explains how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster construction matches Hafley’s philosophy and what it could mean for Miami’s offense. Plus, we have Dolphins injury updates on Kenneth Grant and Zach Sieler, Zeek Biggers returns to practice and Miami adds defensive tackle Cam Rice as the defensive front works its way toward Week 1. false full 4 b3fe5ecb-43cd-4d14-8258-88fdf7aa579b Why ESPN Is Wrong About the Miami Dolphins’ Future Miami Dolphins future power rankings have Miami at No. 31 in the NFL, according to ESPN, including the league’s worst non-quarterback roster. But are ESPN’s projections overlooking the upside of the Dolphins’ rebuild under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley?

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami’s current roster could represent its floor rather than its future. With De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks providing veteran building blocks, the Dolphins now need their young talent to emerge. And whether the rebuild succeeds immediately or Miami lands another premium draft pick, there are reasons to believe the future could improve quickly.


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]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2026 15:47:28 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/why-espn-is-wrong-about-the-miami-dolphins-future-5ydb2BeD Miami Dolphins future power rankings have Miami at No. 31 in the NFL, according to ESPN, including the league’s worst non-quarterback roster. But are ESPN’s projections overlooking the upside of the Dolphins’ rebuild under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley?

Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami’s current roster could represent its floor rather than its future. With De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks providing veteran building blocks, the Dolphins now need their young talent to emerge. And whether the rebuild succeeds immediately or Miami lands another premium draft pick, there are reasons to believe the future could improve quickly.


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]]> Why ESPN Is Wrong About the Miami Dolphins’ Future Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:59 Miami Dolphins future power rankings have Miami at No. 31 in the NFL, according to ESPN, including the league’s worst non-quarterback roster. But are ESPN’s projections overlooking the upside of the Dolphins’ rebuild under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley? Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami’s current roster could represent its floor rather than its future. With De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks providing veteran building blocks, the Dolphins now need their young talent to emerge. And whether the rebuild succeeds immediately or Miami lands another premium draft pick, there are reasons to believe the future could improve quickly. Miami Dolphins future power rankings have Miami at No. 31 in the NFL, according to ESPN, including the league’s worst non-quarterback roster. But are ESPN’s projections overlooking the upside of the Dolphins’ rebuild under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley? Wes Goldberg breaks down why Miami’s current roster could represent its floor rather than its future. With De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks providing veteran building blocks, the Dolphins now need their young talent to emerge. And whether the rebuild succeeds immediately or Miami lands another premium draft pick, there are reasons to believe the future could improve quickly. false full 3 898747cf-0f9d-4569-b110-bffe41d1b793 ONE BIG THING: Malik Willis Shines Among Other QB Room Questions Malik Willis electrified the Miami Dolphins' preseason opener with a commanding performance leading a 93-yard touchdown drive, showcasing poise, organization, and a deep connection with rookie receiver Caleb Douglas. Willis' ability to extend plays with his legs drew attention, especially his red zone scramble that resulted in a critical horse collar penalty for the Washington Commanders. Is Miami's offense finally coming into focus around its new starting quarterback?

Quarterback depth remains a glaring concern as Quinn Ewers struggled, hampered by a groin injury, and backup options Cam Miller and Gronowski faltered—combining for a dismal 4 of 19 and three interceptions. With potential trade rumors swirling around names like Anthony Richardson and JJ McCarthy, the Dolphins face a crucial decision: can they find a reliable backup to secure their offense before opening day, or risk unraveling if Willis is sidelined?


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]]> Mon, 17 Aug 2026 14:56:33 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/one-big-thing-malik-willis-shines-among-other-qb-room-questions-_ZBcgmV_ Malik Willis electrified the Miami Dolphins' preseason opener with a commanding performance leading a 93-yard touchdown drive, showcasing poise, organization, and a deep connection with rookie receiver Caleb Douglas. Willis' ability to extend plays with his legs drew attention, especially his red zone scramble that resulted in a critical horse collar penalty for the Washington Commanders. Is Miami's offense finally coming into focus around its new starting quarterback?

Quarterback depth remains a glaring concern as Quinn Ewers struggled, hampered by a groin injury, and backup options Cam Miller and Gronowski faltered—combining for a dismal 4 of 19 and three interceptions. With potential trade rumors swirling around names like Anthony Richardson and JJ McCarthy, the Dolphins face a crucial decision: can they find a reliable backup to secure their offense before opening day, or risk unraveling if Willis is sidelined?


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]]> ONE BIG THING: Malik Willis Shines Among Other QB Room Questions Locked On Podcast Network 00:06:15 Malik Willis electrified the Miami Dolphins' preseason opener with a commanding performance leading a 93-yard touchdown drive, showcasing poise, organization, and a deep connection with rookie receiver Caleb Douglas. Willis' ability to extend plays with his legs drew attention, especially his red zone scramble that resulted in a critical horse collar penalty for the Washington Commanders. Is Miami's offense finally coming into focus around its new starting quarterback? Quarterback depth remains a glaring concern as Quinn Ewers struggled, hampered by a groin injury, and backup options Cam Miller and Gronowski faltered—combining for a dismal 4 of 19 and three interceptions. With potential trade rumors swirling around names like Anthony Richardson and JJ McCarthy, the Dolphins face a crucial decision: can they find a reliable backup to secure their offense before opening day, or risk unraveling if Willis is sidelined? Malik Willis electrified the Miami Dolphins' preseason opener with a commanding performance leading a 93-yard touchdown drive, showcasing poise, organization, and a deep connection with rookie receiver Caleb Douglas. Willis' ability to extend plays with his legs drew attention, especially his red zone scramble that resulted in a critical horse collar penalty for the Washington Commanders. Is Miami's offense finally coming into focus around its new starting quarterback? Quarterback depth remains a glaring concern as Quinn Ewers struggled, hampered by a groin injury, and backup options Cam Miller and Gronowski faltered—combining for a dismal 4 of 19 and three interceptions. With potential trade rumors swirling around names like Anthony Richardson and JJ McCarthy, the Dolphins face a crucial decision: can they find a reliable backup to secure their offense before opening day, or risk unraveling if Willis is sidelined? false full 2 8d31bfb7-3612-422f-8fd3-1c5376c7c6f0 WELCOME: What is Locked On Dolphins Hit? Locked On Podcast Network launches a fresh Miami Dolphins experience—offering Dolphins fans fast-hitting updates, unique insights, and more bite-sized content than ever before. With two dynamic five-minute episodes daily and four concise social shorts, Miami Dolphins coverage has never been more accessible for passionate fans hungry for the latest news, reactions, and storylines. As the NFL season heats up, Wes Goldberg brings you instant reactions to Miami Dolphins games, critical analysis after a preseason matchup with the Washington Commanders, and must-know numbers that shape the narrative.

 


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]]> Mon, 17 Aug 2026 14:54:49 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/welcome-what-is-locked-on-dolphins-hit-I3GL3jl3 Locked On Podcast Network launches a fresh Miami Dolphins experience—offering Dolphins fans fast-hitting updates, unique insights, and more bite-sized content than ever before. With two dynamic five-minute episodes daily and four concise social shorts, Miami Dolphins coverage has never been more accessible for passionate fans hungry for the latest news, reactions, and storylines. As the NFL season heats up, Wes Goldberg brings you instant reactions to Miami Dolphins games, critical analysis after a preseason matchup with the Washington Commanders, and must-know numbers that shape the narrative.

 


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]]> WELCOME: What is Locked On Dolphins Hit? Locked On Podcast Network 00:05:37 Locked On Podcast Network launches a fresh Miami Dolphins experience—offering Dolphins fans fast-hitting updates, unique insights, and more bite-sized content than ever before. With two dynamic five-minute episodes daily and four concise social shorts, Miami Dolphins coverage has never been more accessible for passionate fans hungry for the latest news, reactions, and storylines. As the NFL season heats up, Wes Goldberg brings you instant reactions to Miami Dolphins games, critical analysis after a preseason matchup with the Washington Commanders, and must-know numbers that shape the narrative. Locked On Podcast Network launches a fresh Miami Dolphins experience—offering Dolphins fans fast-hitting updates, unique insights, and more bite-sized content than ever before. With two dynamic five-minute episodes daily and four concise social shorts, Miami Dolphins coverage has never been more accessible for passionate fans hungry for the latest news, reactions, and storylines. As the NFL season heats up, Wes Goldberg brings you instant reactions to Miami Dolphins games, critical analysis after a preseason matchup with the Washington Commanders, and must-know numbers that shape the narrative. false full 1 c62a0f41-508e-4a15-b64a-60bc0f371607 Locked On Dolphins Hit Coming Soon! Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day.


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]]> Tue, 14 Jul 2026 21:58:45 +0000 lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked On Podcast Network) https://locked-on-dolphins-hit-quick-takes-on-the-miami-dolphins.simplecast.com/episodes/locked-on-dolphins-hit-coming-soon-eigLh4yP Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day.


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]]> Locked On Dolphins Hit Coming Soon! Locked On Podcast Network 00:00:52 Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. Your daily hit of Miami Dolphins news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. false trailer