Hundreds of South Floridians joined the Miami Dolphins' annual cancer challenge Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium to help raise funds for cancer research and care. In its 16th year, over $100 million has been raised.

What does it take to land your first NFL head coaching job? For Jeff Hafley, it all started with a text he nearly dismissed as a friend’s prank. Before the Miami Dolphins had a new head coach, before their rebuild had a face,

The Miami Dolphins kicked off its annual Dolphins Cancer Challenge on Saturday morning, marking the culmination of a yearlong fundraising effort to support cancer research.

NFL’s largest annual fundraiser announces milestone ahead of its signature run, walk and cycling event, DCC XVI, scheduled for Feb. 28, 2026.

As the Miami Dolphins weigh options for Tua Tagovailoa’s contract, former Hurricanes impress at the NFL Combine. Meanwhile, rainstorms cancel games and cut short family events, impacting sports fans

The Dolphins Cancer Challenge will surpass raising $100 million in its 16 years. The man responsible for spending the money will be riding 100 miles himself.

The Miami Dolphins' future at quarterback is, essentially, an open book. There's a lot of unknown facing the team at this position in 2026 — with perhaps the most certain piece of the puzzle being that the current player in place isn't long for South Florida.