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NFL Analyst Calls Dolphins 'Not Very Good' but Praises Plan
23 Sep
Summary
- Dolphins roster is one of the youngest in the NFL.
- Team is prioritizing young player development in 2026.
- Analysts believe in the Dolphins' long-term building strategy.
As of September 23, 2026, NFL analyst Pete Prisco has openly stated that the Miami Dolphins are "not very good," acknowledging their current struggles. The team has been outscored 62-26 through the first two weeks of the 2026 season, showcasing one of the league's youngest rosters.
Despite the harsh on-field reality, Prisco expressed support for the Dolphins' rebuilding strategy. He highlighted the importance of giving young players game experience in 2026, suggesting that this development is key to future success. The plan anticipates building around a future quarterback once one is acquired.
This approach has led to a roster heavy with inexperienced players, including numerous draft picks and waiver claims. While this means the Dolphins are likely to face many challenging games throughout the 2026 season, the organization is prioritizing long-term growth over immediate results.
