The Latest Breaking News from Liam Eichenberg

Miami may be looking to add some veteran talent.

Miami loses another starter.

The Miami Dolphins have an established roster filled with veterans, many of whom are returning starters, free-agent additions expected to fill prominent roles, and youngsters expected to elevate their games.

It's really the first sign of the new year.

This could still be a problem for Miami.

The Miami Dolphins have been submerged in mediocrity for the past two decades, no matter who was running the franchise (seven different executives and general managers), coaching the team (eight non-interim head coaches), or quarterbacking it (10 who have started 10 or more games) during that stretch.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — It was a typical sled drill that a linebacker has probably done 500 times in his career.

He's definitely struggled in his short NFL career to this point.

The No. 1 position group that needed to be improved for the Miami Dolphins this offseason has taken significant steps, but there remains more work to do on the offensive line.