The Miami Dolphins Offense Will Be BETTER In 2026.

Miami Dolphins shake up their offensive identity—can a revamped ground game and rising quarterback talent spark a turnaround? Kyle Crabbs breaks out the confidence meter, rating each position group and predicting improvements at quarterback, running back, tight end, and across a retooled offensive line. Will Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers, and a deeper backfield led by De’Von Achane deliver more explosive plays and limit costly turnovers? Or will concerns at wide receiver hold the team back? Key topics include Tua Tagovailoa’s regression, expectations for Greg Dulcich’s role at tight end, and the question marks surrounding the receiving corps after Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. Kyle Crabbs also tackles stats on giveaways, sack rates, and Miami’s run-heavy shift under new leadership. Does this new approach give the Dolphins an edge in the AFC East, or will offensive growing pains define 2026?