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American Football Conference · AFC East
The Miami Dolphins were founded in 1965 in Miami, Florida. They play home games at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, where the club is also headquartered. Stephen Ross owns the franchise, with Jon-Eric Sullivan serving as general manager and Jeff Hafley as head coach. The Dolphins have experienced stretches of both promise and frustration over the years covered here. After hovering around .500 in the early 2010s, they broke through with a 10–6 playoff season in 2016, only to slip back for several years. A rebuild bottomed out at 5–11 in 2019 before consecutive 10–6 and 9–8 campaigns restored competitiveness. Miami reached the playoffs again in 2022 and posted an 11–6 record in 2023, their best mark in this span. The 2024 and 2025 seasons brought regression, with records of 8–9 and 7–10 respectively. The current roster features De'Von Achane, Jaylen Wright, Chop Robinson, and quarterback Malik Willis among its notable names.
The 200 most recent checkable claims, from 57 pundits · 200 settled, averaging 76 out of 100.
The seasons we hold results for, 2009 to 2026.
| Season | Record | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 0–1 | — |
| 2025 | 7–10 | — |
| 2024 | 8–9 | — |
| 2023 | 11–6 | Made the playoffs |
| 2022 | 9–8 | Made the playoffs |
| 2021 | 9–8 | — |
| 2020 | 10–6 | — |
| 2019 | 5–11 | — |
| 2018 | 7–9 | — |
| 2017 | 6–10 | — |
| 2016 |
Each pundit’s standing lean on Miami Dolphins, measured against every other pundit who made a comparable call — same kind of claim, same season. +100 would mean the most bullish voice in every room; −100 the most bearish. At least two articles per pundit before a lean is shown, and the accuracy is how that pundit’s settled calls about this team have graded out.
more bullish than 85% of the room, across 2 articles · on this team not settled yet
more bullish than 74% of the room, across 8 articles · 90.0 accuracy on this team (3 settled)
Page 4 of 5 — unsettled claims first, then the settled ones, newest first.
“This is the point where I hate that you can see me the Miami Dolphins.”
| 10–6 |
| Made the playoffs |
| 2015 | 6–10 | — |
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| 2010 | 7–9 | — |
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| 2009 | 7–9 | — |
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more bullish than 73% of the room, across 2 articles · on this team not settled yet
more bearish than 96% of the room, across 2 articles · on this team not settled yet
more bearish than 82% of the room, across 3 articles · on this team not settled yet
more bearish than 81% of the room, across 3 articles · 67.0 accuracy on this team (1 settled)
“Ruben Bain's almost two hundred and eighty pounds. He's two hundred and seventy five pounds.”
Combine results via Pro-Football-Reference.com.
“Christian Kirk to the Miami Dolphins.”
“He's gonna be six two two seventy.”
Combine results via Pro-Football-Reference.com.
“feels like Miami is probably parting ways with two of them”
“the obvious connection with halfway coming from Green Bay and putting in Miami... I think Malik Willis is the easy tie to this team”
“And Dallas got It I'm sending to Miami because I don't think the Darren Waller was the answer”
“We keep making the Green Bay links to Miami. Why not put him there and be the wide receiver Two to waddle?”
“no, Tyreek Hill is back. Put him in Miami?”
“He's a slot only guy, but he'll probably be a number three, but I like him as like a third rounder.”
“so getting the number one, corner in the draft makes sense”
“I'm actually going with the Dolphins in my in my herd picks. I think I've got the minus one and a half or some minus one.”
“I would think the Dolphins should take care of business as the Jets have mentally turned this thing off.”
“Round 5 (No. 151 overall): Tacario Davis, CB, Washington”
“Round 3 (No. 90 overall): Bryce Lance, WR, North Dakota State”
“Round 1 (No. 30 overall): Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn ... I can see him sliding to the end of the first round on draft day”
“Round 3 (No. 94 overall): Jalon Kilgore, SAF, South Carolina”
“Round 4 (No. 130 overall): Sawyer Robertson, QB, Baylor ... he can be had outside of the top 100”
“Round 3 (No. 75 overall): Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke”
“Round 3 (No. 87 overall): Ted Hurst, WR, Georgia State”
“Round 2 (No. 43 overall): Emmanuel Pregnon, IOL, Oregon”
“Round 7 (No. 238 overall): Kaleb Proctor, IDL, Southeastern Louisiana”
“Round 1 (No. 11 overall): Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon”
“Round 7 (No. 227 overall): Logan Fano, EDGE, Utah”
“Chris Johnson, cornerback from San Diego State... So he fits into the first round with Miami.”
“Miami comes up and gets Akeem Messador, the edge rusher from Miami”
“This is a guy that could sneak it to the bottom of the first round, could be there at the top of day two as well.”
“So one mock draft, Akeem Mesador is their second first round pick. He's a pass rusher out of Miami. That's from, Mel Kuiper's mock draft.”
“With the thirtieth overall pick... the Miami Dolphins select Casey Concepcion, wide receiver Texas a and f.”
“With the eleventh overall pick... the Miami Dolphins select, Mansour Delaine, cornerback LSU.”
“at a number 11, the Miami Dolphins take advantage, and they go Makai Lemon”
“Number 30, the Miami Dolphins take offensive tackle Monroe Freeling.”
“Pick number 11, Miami Dolphins Mansour Delaine, the cornerback out of LSU.”
“At pick 30, the Dolphins select Denzel Boston, the wide receiver out of Washington.”
“Miami Dolphins here at number 11... I'll go Francis Mahoney now.”
“I am going to take Denzel Boston here Okay. With the pick over Omar Cooper Junior”
“you have Vega Ioana who goes to the the Dolphins at pick number 11”
“Dolphins are on the clock at eleven... Mansour Delaine, I think the best corner in the draft out of LSU to Miami.”
“Casey Concepcion, the very intriguing wide receiver out of A and M to Miami.”
“Kendrick Falk who Falk, the edge rusher from Auburn ... going number 30 to the Dolphins here at the end of the first round”