The Miami Dolphins' open GM position is reportedly drawing a lot of attention according to NFL insider Dianna Russini.

After parting ways with Chris Grier on Oct. 31, the Miami Dolphins could receive a lot of interest in their vacant general manager position.

Jon Gurden may not be a head coach in the NFL, but he continues to break down film in an impressive way on Barstool Sports. It also appears that he has taken a shine to the Miami Dolphins and has offered a huge prediction and wild take for the team, which has fans buzzing.

Hi Alain, are we stuck in purgatory as it appears that we once again will beat the terrible teams Commanders, Jets, Saints and retain McDaniel and now Champ, draft in the teens and nothing will change. Groundhog day once again. Hey Colin, yeah, I absolutely can understand that fear and I also think your scenario is pretty believable.

CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones reported Oct. 4 that the Dolphins were expected to release Hill before the start of the next league year in March 2026. Hill could also be channeling former Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison, who similarly updated his Instagram bio to "Unemployed" after the team fired him on Tuesday.

The Miami Dolphins' 2025 seas0n has created much more in the way of future uncertainty than they entered the year with. The Dolphins appear poised for a much better second-half of the season after putting together their two best performances of the year in the last three weeks against the Atlanta

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has drawn renewed scrutiny after two incidents in consecutive weeks: a taunting "violent" celebration after a rushing touchdown versus Kansas City, for which the NFL fined him $14,491, and a disputed reaction in the loss to Miami in Week 10.

Neil Kiefer has fond memories of the original Hooters restaurant he cofounded in 1983 in Clearwater, Florida. Despite naming his chain with a heavy dose of innuendo, he and his partners intended it as a beachside dining spot for young people and families.