The Miami Dolphins are 0-3, but wins aren’t the only measure of progress in 2026. Here’s why even a winless season wouldn’t derail Miami’s long-term plan.
Carlos Milanes argues that Miami Dolphins fans should accept a potentially winless 0-17 campaign in 2026 as the franchise undergoes a massive rebuild. He notes that the team must prioritize evaluating starting quarterback Malik Willis to determine whether they need to target a signal-caller in the 2027 NFL Draft or trade down for multiple assets.
According to Milanes, head coach Jeff Hafley and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan must also evaluate young talent like Chop Robinson, Austin Jackson, and their 2026 rookie class. Milanes claims establishing culture, high effort, and assessing the current roster are far more important than winning meaningless games this season.
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