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2hJeremy Fowler

NFL overhaul tiers: Which teams will look most different in 2021?

From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.

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11hESPN staff

2021 NFL draft order: Top 28 picks set, with Jags, Jets, Dolphins at the top

Jacksonville gets the first shot at a quarterback, while New York has a big decision to make at No. 2. Here's the first-round order so far.

First Take Hour 1: Tua under pressure with playoffs on the line.

Domonique Foxworth and Ryan Clark discuss if Tua can lead the Dolphins to playoffs without Ryan Fitzpatrick, what could stop the Packers in the playoffs, and much more!

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3dCameron Wolfe

Lifting Tua Tagovailoa in Year 2 essential for Dolphins' next coordinator

The candidates to run the offense have varied backgrounds, but Miami coach Brian Flores wants someone who can play to the strengths of the QB.

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4dCameron Wolfe

Flores reaffirms faith in Tua, excited for Year 2

Dolphins coach Brian Flores reaffirmed his support for QB Tua Tagovailoa and expressed excitement for his development going into Year 2.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

List of Dolphins interview candidates, per source Dolphins RB coach Eric Studesville Dolphins QB coach George Godsey Clemson OC Tony Elliott Chargers QB coach Pep Hamilton 49ers run game coordinator Mike McDaniel Steelers QB coach Matt Canada Interviews have been ongoing this week. Keep a close eye on McDaniel, Canada, Elliott, and Studesville among those four.

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6dCameron Wolfe and David Newton

How Dolphins, Panthers will benefit from coaching 2021 Senior Bowl

Miami, which has two first-round picks, and Carolina, which drafts at No. 8, will get prime opportunities to see prospects in person in Mobile, Alabama.

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7dCameron Wolfe

No. 1 is No. 1: Tua top-selling NFL rookie jersey

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa led all rookies in jersey sales this season and was third overall in the league behind Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady.

Watson for Tua? Mortensen lays out this scenario (1:19)

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

Dolphins CB Xavien Howard and K Jason Sanders both voted AP 1st team all-pro for the first time in their career. Howard was the NFL's interception leader with 10, and first player with double-digit interceptions in 13 seasons. He received 47 of 50 votes, easily most among CBs. Sanders made more 50+ FGs than anyone else with strong accuracy all year. He received 23 of 50 votes, most among all kickers.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

Dolphins announced they've mutually parted ways with DL coach Marion Hobby.

12d

NFL Live: How do the Browns beat Pittsburgh, a look at some of the biggest storylines of Wild Card Weekend and what does the future hold for Dak and Tua.

Our crew breakdown the latest in the Browns covid saga, plus we look ahead to the biggest injuries surrounding teams of wildcard weekend. Also we look at what happens next for both Tua and Dak and will Chase Young regret wanting Tom Brady?

12d

HQ: Smart To Go All-In On Tua For Miami

Bomani, Domonique and Israel question if the Dolphins are smart to go all-in on Tua and if expansion makes sense for the NBA.

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12dCameron Wolfe

Dolphins offensive coordinator Gailey resigns

Dolphins offensive coordinator Chan Gailey has resigned, according to the team.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

Xavien Howard named Dolphins MVP. It likely won't be the last honor he gets this offseason. Ryan Fitzpatrick received the Don Shula Leadership Award, Bobby McCain as Ed Block Courage Award winner and Dolphins Social Impact Committee got the Nat Moore Community Service Award.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

Dolphins signed 12 players to reserve/futures contracts: QB Reid Sinnett, TE Chris Myarick, DEs Nick Coe and Tyshun Render, CBs Javaris Davis and Tino Ellis, S Brian Cole, LB Kylan Johnson, C Tyler Gauthier, OT Jonathan Hubbard, G Durval Queiroz Neto, LS Rex Sunahara.

Should the Dolphins stick with Tua as their starting QB? (1:14)

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13dCameron Wolfe

Tua is Dolphins' starting QB for 2021, GM says

Miami general manager Chris Grier made it clear Tuesday that Tua Tagovailoa is the Dolphins' 2021 starting quarterback, and they're happy with his progress amid speculation they could draft another first-round QB.

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13dCameron Wolfe

No. 3 pick will reveal how committed Dolphins are to Tua Tagovailoa

The rookie's rocky finish this season is sure to fuel debate about whether Miami should take another QB near the top of April's NFL draft.

14dA FiveThirtyEight Chat

FiveThirtyEight: Were The Eagles Tanking? Or Were They Just Being The Eagles?

(Sara Ziegler, sports editor): When the NFL took the field in September, we weren't sure what to expect. How would teams navigate a pandemic?

14d

Correction: Dolphins story published in error

ESPN published an incorrect story on Monday involving Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Chan Gailey. The story has been removed from ESPN.com, and replaced with a correction.

14d

ESPN Daily: Barnwell On NFL Playoffs

That’s a wrap on the NFL’s regular (and yet highly irregular) season! The final playoff berths in each conference have been claimed, with the Washington Football Team taking the hotly contested NFC East crown. In the AFC, Cleveland secured its first trip to the playoffs since 2002, and the Miami Dolphins missed the window in a blowout loss to the Bills. Bill Barnwell looks at who had the most to gain or lose in Week 17, and gives his playoff picture. Then, Pablo pays tribute to the late Gerry Marsden, former anthem singer for Liverpool FC.

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14dESPN

NFL playoff picture: Washington claims final postseason berth with NFC East title

What does the playoff picture look like after Washington won on Sunday night? Here's the final outlook, including wild-card matchups.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

Here are the Miami Dolphins 2021 opponents: Home: Buffalo Bills, NY Jets, New England Patriots, Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Baltimore Ravens Away: Bills, Jets, Pats, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, Tampa Bay Bucs, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders