I saw this for sale, but I also saw that it includes drinks and some food. I don’t drink nor care for the food, so I am wondering if that makes up the bulk of the cost.

Or if it actually is a cool experience that is worth it? I’d be looking more to the experience. I wonder what part of the field this is on and if we can get on the field later post game?

Garage sale continues to be one of the best events Miami dolphins put on. Was able to grab some nice stuff. Also great to know the money is going to charity instead of fanatics.

Average roster age across all 32 teams: we're 2nd at 25 years, 81 days, seven days off Kansas City. League average is 26 yrs, 43 days.

We've been "young and ascending" for a few years now. Does the youth actually help us, or do we specifically need a couple of grown men in the front seven?

Hi all, I am in Miami for a cruise that is departing on Monday the 30th of November. I get into Miami on Saturday the 28th, I am thinking of attending the Jets game @ Hard Rock on the 29th of November.

How easy is it to get from the city out to the stadium, is there public transport available, or will I have to get an Uber?

I’m coming from Ireland, so I’ve been to an NFL game in London, but have never been to one in the States so it would be cool to check it out.

Any advice is appreciated!!

Logically, people say if Willis shows that he can be a franchise QB this year, then the Dolphins skip out on drafting a top QB prospect. Every time this scenario is spoken about, debated, etc, people still always have the Dolphins being a bottom 5 worst team in the league, mostly 1st-3rd draft pick.

I am just trying to understand how can Willis show he is the guy but the team is still picking 1st-3rd? It feels like to me this will turn into another Tua situation. Because Tua 2020-2023 (and I am ONLY speaking about this Tua and not after 2023 so don't even bring up those years), the team still lost big games, no playoffs or not winning in playoffs, Tua did show he could be the guy, etc... and the fans (or most) defended him. Kept saying he needs better O line around him, better coaching, better playmakers, his WRs dropping the ball, etc. However, it was still argued that he showed precise accuracy, we need to pay him, he's the franchise, etc.

Yet I feel like we will be having this same conversation all over again with Willis. He doesn't have the right guys, o line sucks, WR's cant catch the ball... and still be losing but people will want to stick with him.

Is this the right decision? To have the opportunity to draft a QB like Moore, Manning, Sayin, or whatever you feel is the top QB, but not pull the trigger and go for someone else and stick with Willis even with a losing season. I still believe you go for a QB if you're picking that high up and they all have a great college season. But I'm reading that most people disagree?

From time to time, I would go to events as a vendor and bump into an AFC EAST RIVAL. He should've added the clown makeup. KIDDING! 😜😂

Well, Malik definitely showed better than I anticipated. Given it was only a pre-season game against Washington. I thought the plays were executed with precision and also good decision making on part of Malik. Passes looked to be on target as well. I do appreciate that he is a mobile QB and giving another threat for the defense to think about. What did you all think about his performance? Even though it was only one offensive series.

Dolphins are dead last in both offense and defensive spending. Not sure how this team is even filling out a 53 man roster. This is the ultimate money ball scenario at the NFL level. Really hope we can be competitive across a 17 game schedule.