The Miami Dolphins 2024 season is on life support and the Los Angeles Rams could be the team that pulls the plug on Monday night. The Dolphins have looked much better the past two weeks with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa back under center. Unfortunately, the offensive outings have been all for naught as the Dolphins defense has been unable to keep teams out of the endzone. Which is sad to see considering that unit stepped up when Tua was not in the lineup and it was the Dolphins offense that was losing the team games. The Dolphins will have a tough task ahead of them tomorrow night but if they want to keep their playoff hopes alive, they have to win this game. If not, time to start planning for next year.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles Rams Game Preview Heading out west for a primetime showdown.
Dolphins at Rams
Miami Dolphins Status Updates on Tyreek Hill and Austin Jackson Miami Dolphins Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill is dealing with a wrist injury
Breaking Down the Final Miami Dolphins Week 10 Injury Report The Miami Dolphins will be getting some defensive players back for their game against the Los Angeles Rams
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Dolphins Wide Receivers
Miami Dolphins must get Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle on track at Los Angeles | Schad – Yahoo Sports Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle have 5 catches of 25+ yards this season. They had 30 such plays last season. Change this Monday night, Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins Offensive Line
Miami Dolphins Juggle Offensive Line Due to Injury Miami Dolphins RT Kendall Lamm is expected to start in teammate Austin Jackson’s place.
Dolphins Defense
Dolphins to move forward with this lineup change. And Weaver addresses personnel issues – Yahoo Sports Dolphins defensive coordinator Weaver discusses lineup change at linebacker and other issues
Dolphins Linebackers
Miami Dolphins’ Emmanuel Ogbah can’t be stopped even by biceps tear | Habib – Yahoo Sports A torn biceps usually stops NFL players. Miami Dolphins linebacker Emmanuel Ogbah says he plans to keep on playing at a high level.
Dolphins Secondary
Miami Dolphins’ Jalen Ramsey ‘trying to keep my emotions … in check’ in return to LA – Yahoo Sports Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey will face his former team, the Los Angeles Rams, on “Monday Night Football”
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Dolphins 2024 Season
Miami Dolphins Among the Disappointing Teams So Far in 2024, But … The Miami Dolphins are among four 2023 playoff teams that currently have a losing record
Phinsider News You May Have Missed
Grading the Dolphins at the halfway point – Miami Dolphins News 11/9/24 – The Phinsider Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Dolphins’ Zach Sieler talks injury, plans to wear visor moving forward – The Phinsider The Miami Dolphins will get an important a piece of their defensive line back for Monday Night’s matchup vs. the Los Angeles Rams.
NFL Week 10 TV schedule: What games will Florida receive ahead of Dolphins vs Rams on Monday? – The Phinsider With Miami Dolphins fans waiting until Monday Night Football for their game against the Los Angeles Rams, which games will be shown in Florida over the weekend?
Phinsider Victory Of The Week Open Thread Vol. 609 – The Phinsider Join us on Friday evenings to share your week’s victory and discuss your Miami Dolphins.
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Miami Dolphins injury news: wide receiver Tyreek Hill and tackle Austin Jackson miss practice Friday – The Phinsider Hill’s dealing with a wrist injury ahead of Monday Night Football.
Miami Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver on Zach Sieler’s impact: He should be a Pro Bowl and All-Pro player – The Phinsider Defensive tackle Zach Sieler is expected to be back in the lineup Monday after missing two games.
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A three-vehicle crash in southwest Miami-Dade triggered a large emergency response Saturday night, leaving 10 people injured, according to Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
MDFR units responded around 8:03 p.m. to the area of Southwest 28th Street and Southwest 107th Avenue after receiving reports of a massive crash.
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Officials said 13 units arrived on scene and found a total of 10 adult patients.
Three people were taken to a local hospital with injuries. One of the passengers, a woman, was pronounced dead at the hospital.
No additional details have been released.
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It’s time for the 13th Detroit Lions OnSI mock draft roundup for the 2026 NFL Draft.
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Over the last week, the Lions have increasingly prioritized finding an EDGE to complement Aidan Hutchinson at No. 17 overall.
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Let’s take a look now at who the draft pundits have Lions general manager Brad Holmes selecting in the first round.
Offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa, Miami (Fla.)
Mauigoa is presently being projected by the following:
Pro Football Network (Alec Elijah)
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EDGE Akheem Mesidor, Miami (Fla.)
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Mesidor is presently being mocked by the following:
A to Z Sports (Mike Payton; Lions trade down to No. 26 overall); NFL.com (Bucky Brooks); Pro Football Focus (Jordan Plocher);CBS Sports (Garrett Podell)
As Plocher pens, “The Lions are finally able to add a consistent pass-rush threat opposite Aidan Hutchinson. Only one time since Hutchinson has been in Detroit has another Lions defender topped 50 hurries in a season, and that was Al-Quadin Muhammad in 2025 (53), but he left in free agency.
Mesidor was one of the most productive pass rushers in college football in 2025, amassing 13 sacks, four quarterback hits and 50 hurries on 445 pass-rush snaps. He finished the 2025 season with a 94.2 PFF pass-rushing grade against true pass sets, the second-best mark in the draft class.”
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EDGE Rueben Bain Jr., Miami (Fla.)
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Bain is presently being selected by the following:
FOX Sports (Joel Klatt)
As Klatt pens, “I think the Lions could really use another pass rusher, even if they already have Aidan Hutchinson. Putting Bain with Hutchinson would give Detroit two members on the All-Motor Team. They would wear offensive tackles out. How would opposing teams shift their protections? One of them would get a one-on-one matchup that they would win.”
Offensive tackle Caleb Lomu, Utah
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Lomu is presently being selected by the following:
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Pro Football Network (Jacob Infante);Pro Football Network (T.J. Randall)
As Infante explains, “Few expected the level of regression the Detroit Lions experienced in 2025. After the release of long-time starting left tackle Taylor Decker, they find themselves with a big hole along an offensive line that already took a step back after key departures the previous offseason.
Caleb Lomu is a smooth, polished left tackle who didn’t allow a single sack in 382 pass-blocking reps during the 2025 regular season. His hand timing, balance, and range in pass protection make him a top offensive tackle prospect and a worthy first-round selection in this 2026 NFL Mock Draft.”
Offensive tackle Monroe Freeling, Georgia
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Freeling is currently being mocked by the following:
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Detroit Lions On SI (Christian Booher); FOX Sports (Ben Arthur); Sports Illustrated (Daniel Flick)
As Flick writes, “The Lions released starting left tackle Taylor Decker and now need a replacement in the draft. Freeling, who’s risen from unheralded to likely first-round pick, is an athletic mover with plenty of bend and agility. He needs to keep getting stronger, but Freeling could be a tremendous blindside blocker at the next level.”
Offensive tackle Blake Miller, Clemson
Miller is presently being mocked by the following:
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The Detroit News (Nolan Bianchi); NFL.com (Mike Band);The Draft Network (Jaime Eisner)
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As Eisner opines, “The Taylor Decker era is over in Detroit and a new left tackle is needed. Enter Blake Miller, a name that is rising up draft boards as we inch closer to April. Miller has a phenomenal college resume with good size and a ton of power. He’s played mostly right tackle, but he should have no issues moving over to the left side if needed or sticking at right tackle with Penei Sewell moving over. Miller and Sewell can form a formidable bookend tandem in Detroit.”
Offensive tackle Spencer Fano, Utah
Fano is presently being selected by the following:
CBS Sports (Pete Prisco)
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Offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
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Proctor is presently being selected by the following:
ESPN (Field Yates); NFL.com (Charles Davis); USA Today (Google Gemini); CBS Sports (Josh Edwards); WalterFootball (Charlie Campbell)
As Yates opines, “Left tackle is a sizable need for Detroit with the departure of Taylor Decker after 10 seasons. Proctor is a sizable answer to the problem — literally — at 6-7, 352 pounds. He has power when he gets his hands on defenders in the running game as well.
Proctor’s tape had up-and-down moments during his final college season, as sometimes his foot quickness was overmatched by edge rushers. But the upside is immense for the 20-year-old left tackle, who started all 40 games he appeared in at Alabama.”
As tens of thousands of electronic music fans descend on downtown Miami for the Ultra Music Festival this weekend, some residents living near Bayfront Park say the celebration comes at a cost they bear year after year.
Visitors from more than 100 countries are expected to attend the three-day festival. While organizers and city leaders tout the economic and cultural impact of the event, nearby residents say road closures, limited park access, and high noise levels disrupt daily life in an area that has grown increasingly residential.
“It’s kind of stressful, and it’s definitely an imposition,” said Laura Okamura, who lives along Biscayne Boulevard near the festival grounds. “The people who suffer the most are the people who live at 50 Biscayne.”
Newer residential towers now surround Bayfront Park, a shift neighbors say city leaders and festival organizers must account for as Ultra negotiates its next contract with Miami.
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A Miami commissioner visited residents to hear their concerns
District 2 Commissioner Damian Pardo visited Okamura’s building Friday night to hear concerns from residents firsthand. He said a public meeting scheduled for April 2 will allow surrounding neighbors to voice their grievances as the city considers the festival’s future.
“It seems doable,” Pardo said. “People really like this event. People in this building, people on the street, enjoy the event, but they also want to be heard. And they want to be sure their basic needs are met.”
Noise remains one of the biggest issues for nearby residents. Colby Leider, a sound engineer, said early-evening readings near the festival hovered between 80 and 85 decibels. Historically, neighbors say volumes increase as the night goes on.
“Eighty-five is a very important number in human hearing,” Leider said. “It’s the level above which exposure begins to potentially cause hearing loss.”
Residents say they want stricter noise controls and traffic mitigation plans written into Ultra’s new agreement with the city. They stress they are not pushing to cancel the festival, but want accommodations that reflect how downtown Miami has changed since Ultra began in the city.
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“It’s about understanding how a neighborhood has grown and how an event that has existed for 26 years can harmonize over time,” Pardo said.
Okamura echoed that sentiment, saying neighbors are asking festival organizers to act responsibly. “We are not asking Ultra not to have the concert,” she said. “We are asking them to be a good neighbor. This is our home. This is where we live.”
Representatives from Ultra Music Festival and the Bayfront Park Management Trust are expected to attend the April 2 meeting at 6 p.m. to discuss potential changes to the festival’s contract with the city. The meeting will take place at Live Arts Lab Theater, building 1, room 1101. Ultra Music Festival runs through the weekend at Bayfront Park, with road closures and traffic expected throughout downtown Miami.
