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 Mon, 24 Aug 2026 21:00:00 +0000 Mon, 24 Aug 2026 21:00:13 +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 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