When the Miami Dolphins traded away Jaelan Phillips on Monday, it appeared to set the stage for a mini-fire sale before the Tuesday deadline for NFL trades. Instead, the Dolphins decided not to make any more moves, despite outside interest in Jaylen Waddle and Bradley Chubb, among others.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel speaks to the media about the team's approach to the trade deadline, and how he is switching his focus to the Week 10 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

According to SNY's Connor Hughes, the Dolphins listened to offers for Waddle and wanted "a first-round pick plus." The asking price was "too rich" for teams searching for a receiver, per Hughes. NFL insider Jordan Schultz added:

A report on the Miami Dolphins' asking price for star WR Jaylen Waddle likely played a role in why the Pittsburgh Steelers didn't target him.

The Buffalo Bills will wrap up their season series with the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, looking to sweep it for the third straight year.

Jaelan Phillips is one of the first big players on the move before Tuesday's trade deadline, with the Dolphins sending the edge rusher to the Eagles.

The Miami Dolphins hadn't made a blockbuster trade Tuesday as of 1 p.m., but one of their division rivals shocked the NFL world ahead of the trade deadline. The

The Miami Dolphins bid farewell to a former first-round draft choice on Monday morning, agreeing to send pass rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2026 third-round draft choice. The move marks a significant pivot towards rebuilding for the Dolphins — a self-aware maneuver