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Miami is trading edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a 2026 third-round pick.

This is the third trade the Eagles have made in the past week. They now have added Phillips, CB Jaire Alexander and CB Michael Carter.
KeyG

Szomorú, hogy egy újabb jó jatekos ment a miami oldaláról a “kukaba”. Mas oldalról orulok neki, mert itt a következő évek az ujjaepitesrol fognak szólni, nagy versenykepesseg nem lesz. Elég serulekeny, szóval igencsak jo ár érte ez. Nekünk meg van egy chop robinson (bradley chubb mellett)aki sikolt a jatekidoert - rookie éve második fele igencsak jóra sikerult chubb és Phillips tavolleteben, de így, hogy ok visszatertek limitált szerepet kapott, amelyből eddig nem tudott profitálni. Nézzük tud e egy szintet lépni. 🔝

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A lehető legtöbbet kihoztátok belőle....

Miami is trading edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a 2026 third-round pick.

This is the third trade the Eagles have made in the past week. They now have added Phillips, CB Jaire Alexander and CB Michael Carter.

Azért ez nagyon kemény… van bajotok bőven.
kolok1972

újabb gyöngyszem a csütörtök esti mérkőzésről. csak egy hail mária kellett volna, az sem baj, ha INT.

[Highlight] Tua is unable to get the Hail Mary pass off and the first half ends with a sack
byu/AvengingHero2012 innfl

Ventura

nem tudom, ahogyan a labdát kezelii tua a run pass optionöknél, az all time top, azokat parádésan adja el, a rossz passzoknál meg olyan, mintha nem gyakorolna az elkapókkal, vagy azok direkt mást futnának sokszor, mint amit dob. vannak limitációi, nem tudom egyáltalán mennyire egészséges, de olyan baker szint kb. én még megpróbálnám egy új edzővel, ha akar még játszani.

Azért ez nagyon kemény… van bajotok bőven.
kolok1972

újabb gyöngyszem a csütörtök esti mérkőzésről. csak egy hail mária kellett volna, az sem baj, ha INT.

[Highlight] Tua is unable to get the Hail Mary pass off and the first half ends with a sack
byu/AvengingHero2012 innfl

McDaniel egyelőre marad.
dande2

Ő is repülni fog valószínűleg, de a GM cseszte szét ezt a keretet, akár maradhat is majd még McDaniel.

McDaniel egyelőre marad.

Grier out

Tua Tagovailoa's roller coaster season by EPA per dropback

Weeks 1-3: 0.00 (19th of 35 QBs)
Weeks 4-5: +0.31 (9th of 36 QBs)
Weeks 6-7: -0.40 (31st of 32 QBs)
Week 8: +0.26 (11th of 27 QBs)

közel 8 évvel később, azonban ...

"Tua and Waddle recreated their TD pass from the 2018 SEC Title game. They were in the exact same stadium, same area of the field, same quarter, same down, and with a score also separated by 14 points against a team from Georgia."

+ nem sokkal több, mint 1 perc különbséggel

Tua and Waddle recreated their TD pass from the 2018 SEC Title game. They were in the exact same stadium, same area of the field, same quarter, same down, and with a score also separated by 14 points against a team from Georgia.
byu/axb2002 inmiamidolphins

Húha, lehet hogy jobb lenne ha tènyleg visszavonulna....

#Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa says he didn’t target Jaylen Waddle much vs the Browns because he had trouble seeing him:

“Some of it has to do with being able to see guys [behind the O-line & D-line]— and I’m not the tallest guy… you don’t want to just throw it blindly.” pic.twitter.com/4ZfuL2y4IT

— Arye Pulli (@AryePulliNFL) October 22, 2025

dande2

Brees-nek valahogy ment...
DM13

de még Kylernek is megy (úgy ahogy)

Húha, lehet hogy jobb lenne ha tènyleg visszavonulna....

#Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa says he didn’t target Jaylen Waddle much vs the Browns because he had trouble seeing him:

“Some of it has to do with being able to see guys [behind the O-line & D-line]— and I’m not the tallest guy… you don’t want to just throw it blindly.” pic.twitter.com/4ZfuL2y4IT

— Arye Pulli (@AryePulliNFL) October 22, 2025

dande2

Brees-nek valahogy ment...

Húha, lehet hogy jobb lenne ha tènyleg visszavonulna....

#Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa says he didn’t target Jaylen Waddle much vs the Browns because he had trouble seeing him:

“Some of it has to do with being able to see guys [behind the O-line & D-line]— and I’m not the tallest guy… you don’t want to just throw it blindly.” pic.twitter.com/4ZfuL2y4IT

— Arye Pulli (@AryePulliNFL) October 22, 2025

ources: With the #Dolphins sitting at 1-6, teams around the league are keeping a close eye on their pass-rushers ahead of the trade deadline — including Bradley Chubb (no guaranteed money after this season), Jaelan Phillips (in the final year of his contract), and Matthew Judon (a surprise healthy inactive on Sunday).
Cruyffista

épp nemrég olvastam egy bejegyzést a redditen a potenciális lehetőségekről. néhány játékos felvázolásra került, úgy mint chubb, phillips, waddle, sieler, achane, brooks, fitzpatrick. itt lehet teljesen elolvasni:
 www.reddit.com/r/miamidolphins/comments/1occxb8/the_trade_deadline_with_cidolfus_2025/

lényegében gatya, akárhogy nézzük. addig és úgy lett az elmúlt években tolva, módosítva a szerződés, hogy most ki fog üzkötni.

"After a 1-6 start, there’s Dolphins blood in the water and the sharks are circling. Despite Mike McDaniel’s effort to quash rumors this past week, expect louder trade rumors ahead of the Tuesday, November 4 deadline. Given the Dolphins’s dismal rush defense, it’s tough to imagine this team winning games against the Falcons with Bijan Robinson and the Ravens with Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson (who is expected back before we play).

Fire sales don’t often happen in the NFL, but if ever there was a time for it, it’s now. This Dolphins team is at a crossroads financially. Even with the expected departures of Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb next year, the Dolphins will have a projected $19 million (or less, if Chubb meets incentives) with only 32 players under contract. That’s not enough cap space to sign a rookie draft class and a full roster of minimum salary UFDAs.

Over the next couple weeks, we’re going to hear a lot of names offered in trade discussions, so let’s review the salary cap impacts of these potential trades. We’ll start first with those whose names are already appearing in rumors and move to other players who might garner interest.

Bradley Chubb

If the Dolphins don’t trade anyone else, they must trade Chubb. The Dolphins modified Chubb’s contract this off-season to reduce his 2025 salary cap charge. As reported at the time, this was not a straight pay cut. The reduced base salary was mostly made available through incentives, all of which are classified as Not Likely to be Earned (NLTBE) because he did not play at all in 2024.

Because these incentives are NLTBE, they do not count against the 2025 cap and will be counted against the 2026 cap if he earns them. That’s a problem for a Dolphins team almost certain to rebuild next year. Chubb can earn up to a total of $10,050,000 in incentives for active games, play time, and sacks. Right now, Chubb is tracking to earn $6,450,000 in incentives.

The Dolphins need to move off of Chubb while they have the opportunity to avoid being on the hook for as much of those incentives next year as possible.

Chubb’s contract in 2025 and the lack of guarantees in 2026 and 2027 make him an attractive trade target for competing teams looking to add to their pass rush. The only complicating factor is the incentives. The Dolphins will have already paid for 9 of the 17 per game bonuses, which leaves his sack and snap percentage milestones to whichever team trades for him. At his current pace, the team can expect to owe $5,285,294 in dead money for Chubb in 2027. That’s a manageable dead cap figure if they decide to release him after 2026 and treat his deal as a one-year rental.

In such a trade, the Dolphins will have already paid $664,412 in base salary and $1,164,706 in per game bonuses. The base salary counts against 2025, and the per game bonuses, along with the remaining dead money on his contract, would count against 2026.

If the Dolphins decline to trade Chubb before the deadline this year, they’ll likely find themselves in a situation where releasing or trading Chubb outright before June 1 saves the team only $893,500 in 2026 cap space. Given that a minimum contract in 2026 will be $885,000, this does not help the Dolphins move toward cap compliance, forcing the team to make other moves they may otherwise prefer to avoid.

Jaelan Phillips

The situation with Phillips is much more straightforward. He’s playing on his fifth-year option, so the only thing to worry about is his base salary. Any team trading for Phillips gets him for eight games at a pro-rated base salary of $6,235,765 for the remainder of the season.

Most of the rumored teams that might be interested in Phillips (the Lions, 49ers, and Eagles among them) can afford to absorb his salary as is, but if a team needed to reduce that figure to make it work, they could. By adding four void years, they could restructure the eligible amount and reduce his base salary further to $550,588 and pay the remaining $5,685,177 as signing bonus. That would leave $1,137,035 in pro-rated signing bonus each year through 2029. His final 2025 cap charge to the acquiring team would fall to $1,687,623 in 2025--almost identical to Chubb’s--with $4,548,140 in 2026 dead money if they don’t extend him--less than the cost of Chubb’s expected incentives.

Unlike Chubb, Phillips is young enough that he could still be a contributor for the Dolphins on the other side of an upcoming rebuild. Any rebuild would not likely bear fruit until the 2028 season. Phillips would be in the third year of a new deal at 29-years-old. It’s difficult, but not impossible, for the Dolphins to re-sign Phillips next year if they so choose. If they have any doubt, however, they’re better served moving off of the expiring contract to prioritize draft compensation in 2026 (rather than a potential compensatory pick in 2027) and the additional cap savings.

... De’Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, Zach Sieler, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Jordyn Brooks, Other Targets ...

Making the 2026 Money Work

If the Dolphins want to maximize draft picks and move on from players like Waddle and Sieler--really tear the team down to the studs--they’ll need to find another way to free up cap space next year to make the money work in the short term.

Trading Waddle and Sieler would increase the Dolphins’s 2026 cap commitments by nearly $19 million. Even if they also traded every other player mentioned here (and released Hill as expected), the team would have roughly $26 million in 2026 salary cap with only 28 players under contract. That’s not enough money to sign the rookie draft class, fill out the remaining roster spot with rookie undrafted free agents at $885,000 each, and have a practice squad. The math just doesn’t work out without additional moves.

The Dolphins could extend Austin Jackson, but given his injury history it’s just as likely that they’ll look to move on. Similarly, the team could extend Aaron Brewer. That might make more sense if the new staff believes he’ll continue to be a scheme fit, but given that his base salary is already cheap at $6,465,000, there’s not that much money to be saved in an extension that restructures his base salary.

If the Dolphins want to create breathing room, there’s one major lever they can pull. They can restructure Tagovailoa’s base salary.

I want to be clear that this does not mean that the Dolphins would keep him. Tagovailoa is due a fully-guaranteed $39,000,000 base salary in 2026 no matter what the team does. But the team can choose when that dead cap hits. Up to $37,740,000 of Tagovailoa’s 2026 base salary is eligible for restructure. The Dolphins can defer up to $30,192,000 to future years in a maximum restructure and immediately clear that cap space (as well as $1,000,000 more in non-guaranteed per game and workout bonuses).

The Dolphins could execute this restructure before the season begins and the team must be cap compliant and then, after paying and pro-rating his $15 million fully-guaranteed option bonus in the first three days of the league year, designate Tagovailoa as one of the team’s two early post-June 1 releases, deferring almost all of his dead cap hit to 2027. Consider the year-by-year cap impacts for the remainder of his contract after such a sequence of transactions:

Year --- Dead Cap -------- Savings
2026 --- $25,208,000 ---- $31,192,000
2027 --- $73,992,000 ---- -$20,592,000
2028 --- $0 ------------------- $65,800,000
2029 --- $0 ------------------- $11,000,000

Normally in an early post-June 1 designation, the team must wait until June 2 to realize the cap savings. In this scenario, because the Dolphins execute the restructure as a separate transaction before exercising the early designation, they immediately realize $30,192,000 of the cap savings.

The downside is a nearly $74 million dead cap in 2027, but keep in mind in this scenario the Dolphins have executed this move to offset 2026 dead cap acceleration on other contracts. That acceleration onto 2026 also clears huge swathes of cap commitments from 2027. Before any of the proposed transactions, the Dolphins are on target to have just just under $81 million in salary cap space in 2027. In this hypothetical fire sale, trading Chubb, Sieler, and Waddle this season and releasing Hill after the season means the projected available cap jumps to just about $189 million, and that’s before considering any rollover from 2026. At that point, an extra $20.6 million in dead money for Tagovailoa is a drop in the bucket.

Theoretically, the Dolphins could even decline to hit Tagovailoa with the early post-June 1 designation and hold him until after June 2 and try to execute a trade then, though this carries the consequence of guaranteeing $3,000,000 of his 2027 salary.

Acquiring Team Cap Charges

Year........Base................Guaranteed.........Other Bonus.........Salary Cap
2026.......$1,260,000......$1,260,000..........$1,000,000.............$2,260,000
2027.......$31,000,000....$3,000,000..........$6,000,000.............$37,000,000
2028.......$41,400,000....$0.........................$8,000,000.............$49,400,000

As a point of comparison, consider how this contract would stack up against other quarterback contracts.

Year........Rank.......% of Top
2026.......45th.......2.8%
2027.......14th.......49.7%
2028........8th........63.0%

Effectively it’s a one-year rental that costs the acquiring team $5,260,000 over two seasons with a team option at reduced cap charges in 2027 and 2028 if it ends up working out. Regardless of how you feel about Tagovailoa, he’s shown enough throughout his career that someone would likely kick the tires on a six-year-veteran at that price which is less than many back-up quarterbacks earn. As a point of comparison, 32-year-old Marcus Mariota has earned more, an average of $6.2 million each year, bouncing around as a back-up over the past six seasons.

A team like the Steelers or Rams who may be transitioning away from aging starters but are unlikely to have draft capital to immediately move on to their next quarterback might consider the upside worth conditional compensation.

Obviously, not all of these trades will happen. I’d wager that none of it happens because Ross hasn’t shown the motivation to force change. Grier isn’t going to start selling while any hope remains that the team can go on a 2021-style run to finish the season close to .500. But as this Dolphins team limps toward the trade deadline, know that literally nothing is off the table. Everyone can and should be available for the right price."

ources: With the #Dolphins sitting at 1-6, teams around the league are keeping a close eye on their pass-rushers ahead of the trade deadline — including Bradley Chubb (no guaranteed money after this season), Jaelan Phillips (in the final year of his contract), and Matthew Judon (a surprise healthy inactive on Sunday).

mérkőzésünk három másodpercben.
( + ismételten LG savaiinaea)

Jonah Savaiinaea gets tossed around like a ragdoll
byu/expellyamos inmiamidolphins

Ventura

Azért ez nagyon kemény… van bajotok bőven.

Gratulalok vagy kitartast nem tudom mit kell ilyenkor mondani.

mérkőzésünk három másodpercben.
( + ismételten LG savaiinaea)

Jonah Savaiinaea gets tossed around like a ragdoll
byu/expellyamos inmiamidolphins

közben újabb gyöngyszem. nem erre gondoltam, mikor valaki 2. körös rookie és kezdenie kell:

Savaiinaea is graded by Pro Football Focus at 28.3, 109th among 109 ranked NFL guards. Savaiinaea's run blocking grade is 5.0/100, which is 102nd. PFF says Savaiinaea has allowed three sacks, 19 pressures and 15 hurries in six games.

 eu.palmbeachpost.com/story/sports/nfl/dolphins/2025/10/16/miami-dolphins-rookie-jonah-savaiinaea-butch-barry/86726156007/

17 éve.. 🙂 nem hittem, hogy visszasírom Sparanot.. fist pump minden FG re.. régi szép idők. 🤣 könyörgöm több offensive geniust ne.. Philbin,Gase, meg most a mackónaci.. lehetnénk a Lions de nekünk Gase kellett. És a legtöbben örültünk akkor.. 😀
Csabee13

nem is sparano, de félre kell lökni ezt a "genius" dolgot. értem, hogy valamivel el kell adni magukat, de változtassunk végre a megközelítési módon. olyan kell vezetői székbe (HC) aki tud kommunikálni, fegyelmezni, motiválni - inspirálni, karizmatikus. legyen meg a klasszikus felállás: OC, DC, pozíciós edzők, assistant-ok, labdaszedők, stb. a HC ne hívja a play-eket - mindnekinek meg van a dolga. én ezt most egyébként a. weaver-be vizionálom, hiába van a #D csúszva (tegyük hozzá, valószínűleg kisebb csoda kellene ebből az ember állományból kihozni valami értékelhetőt). nézem a média beszédeit is, s egyszerűen úgy kommunikál, ahogy az kell, a szavak a helyén vannak. szóval simán megpróbálnám interim HC-ként vagy a következő évben.

mcdaniel-nek is megadtam a bizalmat - miért ne? - de láttam már a megjelenéséből, a nyilatkozatai milyenségéből, ha egyszer elindul a csapat a lejtőn, nem ő lesz aki kordában tartja a kis arany breitilng órájával (ha jól tudom), a melegítő nadrágjában.

(a másik meglepetés az éppenséggel játékos ugyan, de nagyon ritkán látni értelmes, intelligens megnyilvánulásokat: OT patrick paul. még több ilyet).

de mindenekelőtt egy valamire való épkézláb GM-ért kiált a szervezet. majd döntsön ő a jövőbeni HC-ról.

Most zsinórba 7 meccset nyerünk
Miami

Nem tudom mit tolsz, de kérek belőle....

17 éve.. 🙂 nem hittem, hogy visszasírom Sparanot.. fist pump minden FG re.. régi szép idők. 🤣 könyörgöm több offensive geniust ne.. Philbin,Gase, meg most a mackónaci.. lehetnénk a Lions de nekünk Gase kellett. És a legtöbben örültünk akkor.. 😀

Most zsinórba 7 meccset nyerünk
Miami

Inkább ne. Ne adja meg a csapat az esélyt, hogy ez Staff marad.

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