Miami Dolphins Trade Stars, Release QB

0:00For the NFL, it's March 9th, and here's what's going on. The Miami Dolphins are undergoing a massive roster shake-up this off-season under new general manager, John Erick Sullivan, and head coach Jeff Hathley. After a disappointing 7-10 record in the 2025 season, the team is rebuilding from the ground up by parting ways with several star players. Earlier moves included trading-wide receiver Ty Rekill, an edge-rusher Bradley Chubb, clearing cap space and signaling a fresh start. Those decisions set the stage for even bigger changes as the front-office eyes long-term success. On Monday, the Dolphins announced the release of quarterback Tua Tego-Viloa, their long-time starter. This move frees up significant salary and opens the door for a new signal collar in the draft or free agency. In another stunner, ESPN reporter Adam Schefter confirm Miami is trading safety, Mika Fitzpatrick to division rival New York Jets for a 20. 26th-7th round pick Fitzpatrick, a former Dolphin, heads back east in a low-return deal.

1:05Fans are buzzing about the rapid turnover, wondering how these moves will reshape the team's future. More transactions could be on the way as the Dolphins pushed toward contention. This story is made possible by our sponsor. If Sleep Podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, bill for comfort and calm,