ESPN execs say Miami may be “stuck” with Tua Tagovailoa due to guarantees, while trade math and roster fit shape a murky Dolphins offseason.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been a subject of trade rumors since Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel benched him for rookie signal-caller Quinn Ewers.

Do you remember when the NFL trade deadline came and went and the Miami Dolphins, generally speaking, stood pat? Yes, the Dolphins shipped EDGE defender Jaelan Phillips out to Philadelphia for an extra 2026 third-round draft choice,

Perhaps Mike McDaniel's job security isn't great as Adam Schefter contradicted reports that he is safe heading into the 2026 season.

McDaniel, despite a 6-8 record and another missed playoff berth, is likely to return as the Dolphins' head coach in 2026. While Tagovailoa's future with the team is very much in doubt, McDaniel is likely to come back in 2026 to remain the Dolphins' head coach.

Despite recent reports that Mike McDaniel will keep his job in Miami, the Dolphins may not have finalized their decision yet.

One insider believes that the Miami Dolphins should bring in some quarterback competition for Tua Tagovailoa next year.

The Miami Dolphins are preparing to part ways with Tua Tagovailoa this offseason after benching the quarterback ahead of Week 16, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Dolphins don’t have any future financial concerns with their other veteran QB, pending free agent Zach Wilson. They could have plugged the former second overall pick and ex-Jets starter in to replace Tagovailoa, but they’ll instead turn to seventh-round rookie Quinn Ewers. The Texas product will start against the Bengals on Sunday.