Brian Miller

1 week ago | phinphanatic.com | Brian Miller

Why not, there is nothing else to do hereThe Miami Dolphins have a team that isn't looking great for the 2025 season. After a poor showing in 2024, many believed it was just bad luck, but this year's offseason isn't giving fans much faith. In 2019, the Dolphins decided they were going to rebuild completely. They had a new head coach in Brian Flores, a new mentality they hoped to build into a physically daunting and disciplined team. Miami was ready for the next big chapter, but there was a problem.

1 week ago | phinphanatic.com | Brian Miller

The Dolphins have to nail this draftThere are so many directions the Miami Dolphins can go in the 2025 NFL Draft. With so many needs on the roster, it's an almost "can't-fail" situation. Dolphins fans know there is no such thing, as Chris Grier is in charge of the Dolphins draft. Still recovering from hearing names like Cam Smith and Noah Igbinoghene, Grier's history of making draft picks is sometimes as good as his ability to retain the ones he gets right.

2 weeks ago | phinphanatic.com | Brian Miller

At least they planned for itIn the span of a single week, the Miami Dolphins have now lost two of their top vocal and inspirational leaders, one on both sides of the ball. Early last week, Calais Campbell opted to take the bigger paycheck from the Arizona Cardinals rather than run it back with the Dolphins one more time. It wasn't a shocking decision, as most didn't see Campbell coming back to Miami, but most thought he would chase a ring with the Baltimore Ravens.

3 weeks ago | coloradopreps.com | Brian Miller |Kevin Shaffer

Last spring, Erie’s boys lacrosse team ascended to the top of the Class 4A mountain, capturing the state championship one year after falling short in a two-overtime title-game thriller. So what do the Tigers do for an encore? Take the next step. Erie has moved into 5A for the 2025 season, but does so without the combined 112 goals scored by Liam Connors and Charlie O’Brien last season.

3 weeks ago | phinphanatic.com | Brian Miller

Most don't know him, but you sure loved if him if you did. Throughout our lives, fans will come and go. Some we meet in person, others we only know from social media. Most of them leave an impact. Curt Fennell was more than just a Miami Dolphins fan. He was a mentor, friend, and someone we called The Godfather to all of us "web-heads." Curt passed away in March after fighting a battle against cancer.