The Miami Dolphins are losing Calais Campbell to the Arizona Cardinals. This creates a major void both on the field and in the area of team leadership.

The Dolphins have only one above average defensive lineman under contract, in Zach Sieler. They have a nose tackle, Benito Jones, who has consistently graded out among the worst in the league. Their only two other defensive linemen under contract are journeymen Matt Dickerson and Neil Farrell.

The Miami Dolphins were hoping to bring back star and ageless wonder Calais Campbell for another season, but the longtime veteran is instead choosing to sign with the Arizona Cardinals. More news: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Reacts to Potential Tush Push Ban Campbell is returning for his 18th season in the NFL,

Six-time Pro-Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell is finalizing a one-year deal to return to the Arizona Cardinals. Campbell was the Cardinals’ 2008 second-round pick, played in Arizona until 2016,

The Miami Dolphins have addressed a number of needs in free agency this offseason, but they’re still awaiting word from veterans in left tackle Terron Armstead and defensive tackle Calais Campbell as March turns to April.

The Arizona Cardinals agreed to a one-year deal with Calais Campbell, who played for the team from 2008-16, and continued the defensive line overhaul.

The Miami Dolphins plan to "move forward" with Tyreek Hill on their roster, despite the wide receiver recently fueling speculation about a potential trade, coach Mike McDaniel said Monday.

Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins seemingly patched things up after a rough ending to the season, but the star wide receiver posted some cryptic emojis in response to trade speculation on Sunday. Hill posted a handful of cryptic posts responding to trade speculation.

The Miami Dolphins have been on a rollercoaster with star wideout Tyreek Hill essentially since the moment the 2024 season ended. In the aftermath of the team's Week 18 loss to the New York Jets that dropped them to 8-9 and helped oust them from the playoff race,

The San Francisco 49ers could fill a need in the 1st round without making a pick if they pull off the trade suggested by one ESPN analyst.

The Chargers need to find Justin Herbert pass-catching help, and few options make more sense than this explosive Colts wide receiver.

Vikings fans will not have to watch much of the 2025 NFL Draft to see Minnesota's picks. The team traded up twice in the 2024 NFL Draft, and as a result, they have just four picks in next month's draft.

Barnwell authored an all-trade mock draft where he offers up trade ideas at each pick. The 49ers get involved early with the New England Patriots at the No. 4 overall selection. In Barnwell's hypothetical trade,

The Las Vegas Raiders had one of the least productive offenses in the NFL last season in large part due to a lack of talent under center. However, the team also failed the run the ball effectively all year and had a shortage of pass-catching options at wide receiver outside of Jakobi Meyers.

The 49ers did lose some talent this offseason, however, losing both linebacker Dre Greenlaw and defensive end Leonard Floyd. The one bright spot about their disappointing season is they are in possession of the 11th pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.