The one quality Tua hasn't received enough credit for ... (1:28)

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Is trading up in NFL draft for Joe Burrow a realistic option for Dolphins?

Pre-draft buzz is percolating on how Miami could move up from No. 5 to get the LSU QB, but there are plenty of asset-crippling questions to consider.

Will the Dolphins move up to draft Joe Burrow at No. 1? (1:13)

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Could Jordan Love's upside make him a surprise NFL draft pick for Miami?

Miami has checked in with the Utah State quarterback at every step of the pre-draft process because of his talents and as a backup plan.

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The Virtual Draft

Maurice Jones-Drew joined Chris Carlin to offer his take on the virtual draft, what impact it may have from a player's perspective, why he prefers Tua over Burrow, why the Giants could get Chase Young and more.

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The top moments from 14 seasons of 'Hard Knocks'

From crushing injuries to brawls to dinosaur talk, the "Hard Knocks" spotlight is an unpredictable experience, as the Rams and Chargers will find out.

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NFL players for all 32 teams who would be hurt most by lost offseason

With big names such as Tom Brady, Philip Rivers and Stefon Diggs learning new schemes with new teams, canceled workouts could be felt in the fall.

Is Flores a big draw for free agents in Miami? (2:01)

Is Tua the biggest gamble in the NFL draft? (1:24)

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Dolphins' incoming free agents speak out: We believe in Brian Flores

Several of the new additions say the coach, who is "really good with his players," is what drew them to sign with a 5-11 team with a bright future.

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Eagles join NFL teams to defer ticket payments

The Eagles and some other NFL teams have informed season-ticket holders that the next installment for 2020 tickets have been postponed to a later, undetermined date.

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Nats' spring facility latest to convert to testing site

The Nationals' spring facility in West Palm Beach, Florida, is the latest sports venue to be repurposed into a coronavirus testing site.

Is this the best time to expand the NFL playoffs? (1:06)

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NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus where each team stands after free agency

The Chiefs are still on top, while the additions of DeAndre Hopkins and Tom Brady have their new teams on the rise.

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How Byron Jones, Xavien Howard form a scary Dolphins cornerback duo

Miami's free-agent star reminds "the most important part is just really having no weak links." Expect a lot of man coverage in 2020 from this group.

Would a 14-team playoff be a good thing for the NFL? (1:04)

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Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer

New Dolphins defender Kyle Van Noy expects to play everywhere just like he did in New England. "I don't consider myself having a position. I'm just a football player." Confirmed Brian Flores guy. He also says he wasn't surprised that Tom Brady left New England. "I feel like he got what he deserved."

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New Dolphins RB Jordan Howard on his style: "Rugged, pretty physical. I like to make defenders feel me. I'd rather hit them than them hit me. I definitely try to make them quit so that way in the 4th quarter they don't really want to tackle me." Howard also says he's 100% after shoulder injury slowed him in Philly late last season.

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Byron Jones is pumped to play with Xavien Howard: "To play across from another guy that's a top-tier corner, I think that will be a cool little duo for us." "The most important part is having no weak links and that's what we're trying to create in our defensive secondary." Jones said he's wanted to be "a part of the building of something special" and become "a catalyst for culture change" in that group.

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Dolphins C Ted Karras is staying busy during coronavirus. He's finishing up his Masters in Business Administration at Indiana University, working out with his neighbors weight rack, running up/down the street and doing band workouts. Karras said Dolphins gained his respect w/ Week 17 win at NE.

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Dolphins free agents doing intro press conferences via Zoom today. Elandon Roberts and Ted Karras cited Brian Flores and his leadership as top reasons why they joined Miami. Roberts: "It just felt comfortable. I'm 100-percent all the way in... I love that I'm a Miami Dolphin."