Overview
- With the Nov. 4 deadline approaching, Jeremy Fowler reports Miami is not punting on 2025 and is expected to be reactive rather than a heavy seller.
- Fowler says the Dolphins are open to dealing pass rusher Matthew Judon, who has had limited impact this season.
- Adam Schefter said he expects Miami to move at least one edge rusher, naming Bradley Chubb or Jaelan Phillips, which could open snaps for 2024 first-rounder Chop Robinson.
- Multiple teams have inquired about Jaylen Waddle, but Miami has shown no interest in trading him, with his contract running through 2028 and an estimated $23.2 million dead-cap hit in 2026 if moved.
- Head coach Mike McDaniel labeled widespread trade chatter as baseless and an ESPN report relayed a team source saying Miami is not looking to offload players, though outlets continue to discuss names such as Minkah Fitzpatrick and Jaylen Wright as possibilities.