Joe Schad is a Miami Dolphins Reporter for The Palm Beach Post and Yahoo Sports. With a focus on local sports in Florida, particularly in Palm Beach, Joe covers the latest news and developments surrounding the Miami Dolphins. His work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and FantasyPros.
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By: Joe Schad
Miami Dolphins players explain why they believe Tua Tagovailoa is all in on this summer, even if a contract extension has not crossed the finish line.
By: Joe Schad
Dolphins veteran safety Jordan Poyer was very, very blunt about his perception of past Miami teams and what must change now.
By: Joe Schad
Here are our predictions and projections for Miami Dolphins' 53-man roster and depth chart.
There is no reason the Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa should not be able to agree to a contract extension. Here's our proposal:
By: Joe Schad
Miami Dolphins training camp practice update: Day 2 Thursday, what we saw from Tua, Fins
By: Joe Schad
Miami Dolphins players are excited about the pressure packages of new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver.
By: Joe Schad
No Miami Dolphins offensive lineman is lighter than new starting center Aaron Brewer. Should that be a concern?
Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins have a long-term contract agreement that solidifies the team's commitment to him as their franchise quarterback.
By: Joe Schad
The deal is for four years and $212.4 million, with $167 million guaranteed, Athletes First announced on Instagram.
By: Joe Schad
MIAMI GARDENS - We suggested in this space, this week, that the Miami Dolphins 'contract extension with Tua Tagovailoa could land at around five years and $53 million a season.
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