The Miami Dolphins reportedly have "no interest" in trading WR Jaylen Waddle to the New York Giants or any other team.

The New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers both appear to be in the market for a wide receiver ahead of the trade deadline and should be keeping an eye on wide receivers from the Miami Dolphins, Las Vegas Raiders and New Orleans Saints.

It solidified an MVP campaign for one running back, the Indianapolis Colts’ Jonathan Taylor, and furthered impressive early-season turnarounds for the Chicago Bears, who are now riding their longest win streak since 2018, and the Carolina Panthers, who are above .500 for the first time in four long years.

Mike McDaniel might not be able to hold on to his job much longer after the Dolphins unraveled in Sunday's loss to the Browns.

But already, plenty of speculation has surfaced that the 2-4 Giants — who need to develop rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart and give him a fair shot — might pull off a trade with the 1-5 Dolphins for Jaylen Waddle.

As if things weren't going badly enough for the Miami Dolphins, they're looking at the possibility of another significant setback for their offense. Tight end D

Darren Waller took issue with the Giants coaching staff and suggested his 2023 performance was the result of him not being put in positions where his talents could shine.

The Giants defense played lights out through three quarters against the Broncos, but lost Jevon Holland to this injury.

Chargers vs. Dolphins Quick takeaways Oronde Gadsden Coming Out Party. The Chargers had two 100-yard receivers on the day, one of them being rookie tight end Oronde Gadsden II. Ga