The Miami Dolphins have had a tumultuous offseason to say the least, but now they are back and training camp and looking to get on track for the 2025 season. There are a lot of questions they need to answer, or a lot of changes may be coming to Miami in 2026. These are the storylines to watch on South Beach this summer.

The Miami Dolphins have signed former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Obinna Eze after a tryout, the team announced. The New York Jets had just released Eze. The Steelers signed Eze in 2023, and he joined the Jets shortly after his release from the team. Eze stayed on the Jets’ practice squad over the last two seasons.

The Miami Dolphins had their second training camp practice of the season on Thursday, July 24. Here's what we saw.

Miami drafted Wilkins with the No. 13 pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. He played five seasons in the aqua and orange, starting 77 of a potential 81 games. As a Dolphin, he racked up 355 total tackles, 20.5 sacks and 50 quarterback hits.

The Dolphins signed a veteran cornerback who was drafted by the team back in 2018 to help with depth at the position in camp.

Fans often clamor for the Miami Dolphins throwback uniforms to become their permanent look. Are they that much better than their current design?

Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Zach Sieler, the team's 2024 MVP, expressed optimism about ongoing contract negotiations. Sieler believes he has earned a pay raise after a strong season with 55 tackles and back-to-back years with 10 sacks.

Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Patrick Paul will be under the microscope this season for multiple reasons. He’s taking over for Terron Armstead at left tackle