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The 2021 NFL Draft is just a couple of days away. The Patriots currently retain the No. 15 pick in the first round and have needs at a number of ...

The FPC Dolphins staff presents the Miami Dolphins' 2021 NFL Draft guide. They identify the Dolphins' top-three needs and mock three rounds.

The deficiencies within the Patriots team during the 2020 season were obvious from start to finish. Experiencing the growing pains of moving on from your franchise quarterback of twenty years ...

Though many new faces will be seen in Foxboro in 2021, the New England Patriots continue to retain key pieces of their 2020 roster, as well. On a day in ...

What a difference a year can make. On March 17, 2020, our Nation was in the process of joining others throughout the world in the beginning stages of fighting a ...

The Miami Dolphins have a lot of work to do between signing their own free agents and targeting players for each position when FA begins.

Miami would benefit from Jabril Cox's dynamic ability and he’s a terrific fit in the locker room culture it has been developing as well.

The Miami Dolphins traded for OT Isaiah Wilson from the Tennessee Titans, as Christian highlights the Dolphins' top options for the draft.

Micah Parsons will be best suited in an aggressive defense that will task him with playing forward and attacking early in downs.

With the 2020-21 NFL season behind the Miami Dolphins, the FPC Dolphins staff evaluated each position across the board for its performance.

Emmanuel Ogbah ended the season with nine sacks, 21 QB hits and three forced fumbles for the Dolphins who lead the league with 29 takeaways.

The Miami Dolphins are 3-0 all-time at home when playing a team with a 11-1 record or better, and they host the 11-1 Chiefs on Sunday.

Miami Dolphins: Behind Enemy Lines. Before Sunday's game, we look into the Chiefs' opponent from behind enemy lines in the Miami Dolphins.

Undrafted RB Salvon Ahmed will make his second straight start and will have the likes of RB Matt Breida available for the first time.

The best play on the Miami Dolphins' defense though had to have come from LB Andrew Van Ginkel’s scoop and score.