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The Miami Dolphins roster isn't built to win, not this year anyway. The future, however, looks a lot different.

The Miami Dolphins have started their 2026 NFL campaign with an 0-2 record following a second-half collapse against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2. Observers and analysts anticipated low win expectations for the franchise this season as the team navigates a major rebuilding phase.
CBS Sports analyst Pete Prisco urged supporters to remain patient despite early struggles, highlighting that the franchise is actively developing a strong core of young players. The roster transition follows earlier organizational eras involving quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, head coach Mike McDaniel, and executive Jon-Eric Sullivan.
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