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Dolphins Could Trade 3 Veterans Before Deadline

The Miami Dolphins, 0-5 after their bye, are weighing trades for three veterans before the Nov. 10 deadline: DT Zach Sieler, RT Austin Jackson, and LB Josh Uche. CBS’s Carter Bahns and Casino.org’s Jason La Canfora flag Sieler and Jackson as movable, with Sieler potentially fetching a Day‑3 pick and Jackson and Uche likely yielding fifth‑ to seventh‑rounders. Sieler, 31, denies trade rumors and remains focused, yet the rebuild under coach Jeff Hafley and GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan could clear $7.4 M in cap space and net a 3rd‑ or 4th‑round pick. Jackson ranks 71st of 72 tackles, while Uche, on a one‑year deal, posts 20 tackles and a sack in five games.

Miami Dolphins news: ‘Smarter’ rebuild underway, injury updates, more

The Miami Dolphins enter 2026 with a “smarter” rebuild led by new GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan, prioritizing draft picks, young talent and short‑term veteran contracts to reset the cap. After an 0‑5 start, quarterback Malik Willis has drawn criticism, but the team stresses his limited role while evaluating his development. Injury news includes rookie WR Caleb Douglas returning to practice from an ankle sprain, and the squad’s waiver haul adds depth ahead of a crucial bye week. Trade chatter circles lineman Zach Sieler as the NFL deadline looms, and the Dolphins aim to bounce back against the New York Jets.

New York Jets News: Team Faces a Lose-Lose Scenario in Dolphins Game

The New York Jets face a paradoxical "lose‑lose" matchup against the Miami Dolphins in Week 7. Despite being 5.5‑point favorites, Jets coach Aaron Glenn, who is 0‑7 in AFC East games, will earn no credit for a win and heavy criticism for a loss. The article highlights the pressure on Glenn, the Jets' 2‑4 record, and the looming fan backlash, framing the game as a pivotal moment in the franchise’s struggling season.

Tuesday Caterwaul: Florida Panthers Open Forum

Florida Panthers winger Brady Tkachuk earns the NHL’s First Star of the Week after posting back‑to‑back natural hat tricks. He tops the league with six goals and ten points in four games, driving Florida to three straight wins. Tkachuk notched his first Panthers assist in a 5‑3 defeat to the Buffalo Sabres on Oct. 12 before becoming only the third player to record consecutive natural hat tricks. His surge positions the Panthers as early contenders in the 2026‑27 season.

The 1972 Dolphins shouldn’t be scared of the 49ers going undefeated

The San Francisco 49ers flexed their muscles on national TV in a 23-17 Monday Night Football win over Dan Quinn’s Washington Commanders that included a huge game-ending sack by rookie Romello Height on Jayden Daniels. Quarterback Brock Purdy made NFL history in the first quarter of the game as he finally got his due as […] The post The 1972 Dolphins shouldn’t be scared of the 49ers going undefeated appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Timberwolves’ Jaden McDaniels agrees to $40 million contract extension before opener

Jaden McDaniels will remain with the Minnesota Timberwolves after agreeing to a one-year contract extension on Monday, just two days before they face the Miami Heat in their season opener. McDaniels has been a key member of the Timberwolves with his two-way impact and steady improvement. ESPN’s Shams Charania first reported McDaniels’ latest deal. “Minnesota […] The post Timberwolves’ Jaden McDaniels agrees to $40 million contract extension before opener appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Jason McCourty urges Chargers to avoid wrong kind of perfect season after 0-6 start

Former NFL defensive back Jason McCourty delivered a warning to the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, urging them to avoid a winless season following their 0-6 start to the 2026 campaign. The Chargers joined the Miami Dolphins as the league’s only remaining winless teams after the Tennessee Titans defeated the Indianapolis Colts 26-20 on Sunday. […] The post Jason McCourty urges Chargers to avoid wrong kind of perfect season after 0-6 start appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Green Bay Packers work out former 1st-round pick Mazi Smith

The Green Bay Packers held a workout for former first‑round defensive tackle Mazi Smith on Monday. Smith, the 26th overall pick in the 2023 draft, has bounced from Dallas to the Jets, spent a brief stint on Miami’s practice squad, and is now a free agent as the Packers grapple with a thin interior line—four active interior linemen and several injuries. Sources say Green Bay plans to add Smith to the practice squad, which would require a roster move since the 17‑man squad is full.

How Heat’s rotation should look on opening night v. Timberwolves

We’re just over two days away from the Miami Heat’s season opener against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Rotations in today’s NBA are extremely flexible based on matchups, scheme, game flow and who’s available, among many other factors. It’s difficult to be set on the same nine or 10 guys each night. The good news for the […] The post How Heat’s rotation should look on opening night v. Timberwolves appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .

Bam Adebayo provides major injury update ahead of Heat vs Timberwolves 2026 NBA season opener

Bam Adebayo says he expects to be cleared for the Miami Heat’s season opener against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Oct. 21, despite recent right‑groin tightness that sidelined him for the last two preseason games. The star center emphasizes a cautious recovery, hoping to avoid setbacks, while coach Erik Spoelstra also monitors guard Pelle Larsson’s illness, which appears resolved. The Heat, bolstered by new addition Giannis Antetokounmpo, open a two‑game home stretch before heading to Detroit and Charlotte.

Why Heat’s Klay Thompson shrugged off preseason shooting woes

With the Miami Heat preparing for the start of the 2026-27 season on Wednesday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, one of the team’s newcomers who’s looking to make a huge impact is Klay Thompson. Ahead of the Heat’s opener against the Timberwolves on Wednesday, Thompson has utilized the preseason to find his footing with his new […] The post Why Heat’s Klay Thompson shrugged off preseason shooting woes appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Heat’s Bam Adebayo shares crucial injury update ahead of opener vs. Timberwolves

With the Miami Heat preparing for the regular season opener on Wednesday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, all eyes will be on the injuries the team is dealing with, especially when it comes to captain Bam Adebayo. As the Heat’s new era starts with Adebayo and Giannis Antetokounmpo at the forefront, the star would give a […] The post Heat’s Bam Adebayo shares crucial injury update ahead of opener vs. Timberwolves appeared first on ClutchPoints .

What We Learned in Week 3 of Fantasy Hockey

Week 3 of the 2026-27 fantasy hockey season brings several takeaways. Kirill Kaprizov (ADP 11.0) hits double‑digit goals in just nine games, while Florida’s resurgence adds early excitement. Defenseman Olen Zellweger leads the NHL with 20 shots on goal, and Neal Pionk’s five‑point stretch proves injury replacements can pay off. Seven hat tricks—including two from Brady Tkachuk—keep Panthers stacks hot, with Tkachuk, Carter Verhaeghe and Sam Reinhart topping the goals leaderboard. Goaltending volatility spikes as backups earn starts in Montreal, San Jose and Carolina. Buffalo’s Jack Quinn emerges as a must‑grab after a two‑goal, four‑point night, and Minnesota’s Jesper Wallstedt leads all goalies with three wins and a 1.99 GAA. Injuries sideline Josh Morrissey and John Tavares, and early breakout hopes Luca Cagnoni and Tristan Luneau see reduced minutes, signaling potential waiver‑wire moves.

Does Zach Sieler want to be traded away from Miami Dolphins?

The Miami Dolphins hit 0-5 early in the 2026 season, and trade rumors swirl around veteran defensive tackle Zach Sieler. Despite reports that teams are contacting GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan, Sieler told South Florida media he remains focused on winning for Miami and has no interest in a trade, praising coach Jeff Hafley and the organization. At 31, he could fetch draft capital, but he says he wants to stay as the Dolphins chase their first win before the November 10 trade deadline.

Caleb Douglas could return to Miami Dolphins lineup against New York Jets

Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas, who has missed recent action with injuries, is poised to return for the upcoming road game against the New York Jets on Sunday. Head coach Jeff Hafley says Douglas will have limited practice today but could be fully cleared by Wednesday, emphasizing how much the offense has missed his play. The Dolphins’ bye week gave him extra recovery time, and optimism is growing about his participation in the Jets matchup.