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WATCH: Dolphins share behind-the-scenes clips for Pro Bowl Games

Dolphins share mic’d up moments from the Pro Bowl Games.

Six members of the Miami Dolphins roster got to spend last week parading around Florida, as they participated in the 2024 Pro Bowl Games.

Tua Tagovailoa, Raheem Mostert, Alec Ingold, Tyreek Hill, Terron Armstead and Jalen Ramsey all had the chance to represent the aqua and orange in a number of events, including the flag football game last Sunday.

Miami’s content team recently released some behind-the-scenes footage from the activities, which featured Mostert wearing the mic.

The Dolphins may not have been the best performers throughout the Pro Bowl Games, but they did appear to have a great. They’re hoping that they’ll be busy preparing for the Super Bowl next year.

Dolphins leave 2024 NFL Honors empty-handed

Two of Miami’s stars lost the votes for awards during the NFL Honors.

The wait is finally over, as the 2023 NFL season is about to wrap up with a Super Bowl battle between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night.

On Thursday, the league handed out their annual awards at their NFL Honors show, and two Miami Dolphins were up for some hardware – Tyreek Hill for Offensive Player of the Year and Tua Tagovailoa for Comeback Player of the Year.

Hill appeared in 16 games, leading the league in receiving yards (1,799) and touchdowns (13) on 119 receptions. He set new franchise single-season records in receiving yards in 2023 after doing the same the year prior.

Tagovailoa dealt with some serious concussion issues in 2022 that kept him off the field for a significant portion of the season, including the team’s first playoff game since 2016. He bounced back with an impressive campaign that saw him play in all 17 regular-season games and lead the league in passing yards with a career-high 4,624. He also set career highs in completion percentage (69.3%) and touchdowns (29).

Despite their incredible seasons, neither Dolphin took home their respective trophies, as Christian McCaffrey was named the Offensive Player of the Year and Joe Flacco won Comeback Player of the Year.

Miami’s stars certainly had their cases, but the two winners did as well.

The Dolphins likely won’t have a candidate for Comeback Player of the Year next year, but they do have many who could win either Offensive or Defensive Player of the Year.

Every NFL team’s receiving leader from the 2023 regular season

Each team’s leader in receiving yards from 2023

Look, we know the Carolina Panthers had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year—particularly on offense. But fair is fair, and we already gave you passing and rushing leaders.

So, let’s finish it out and run through each team’s leader in receiving yards from the 2023 regular season.

How did the Dolphins perform in the Pro Bowl Games?

How each Dolphin did in their events in the 2024 Pro Bowl Games.

While every NFL fan is waiting for the Super Bowl next week in Las Vegas, Nevada, the league held its second annual Pro Bowl Games in Orlando, Florida.

Superstars from around the league took the field at Camping World Stadium to take part in various events between Thursday and Sunday, including the flag football game.

Six players represented the Miami Dolphins throughout the weekend – Tua Tagovailoa, Raheem Mostert, Alec Ingold, Tyreek Hill, Terron Armstead and Jalen Ramsey.

How dd they all do in their individual and team events?

7 events that Dolphins are participating in during the 2024 Pro Bowl Games

Six Dolphins will participate in seven events for the Pro Bowl Games.

This week, as the NFL world prepares for the Super Bowl battle between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, the 2024 Pro Bowl Games will be held on Thursday and Sunday.

The Miami Dolphins have six players – Tua Tagovailoa, Raheem Mostert, Alec Ingold, Tyreek Hill, Terron Armstead and Jalen Ramsey – set to participate.

Over those two days, they’ll all compete in various challenges against their peers, with ESPN beginning the broadcast of the Thursday events at 7 p.m. ET. Here’s a look at who will be representing the aqua and orange in each event:

Chiefs, players around NFL react to Kansas City’s Super Bowl LVIII berth

#Chiefs players and stars around the NFL reacted to Kansas City’s Super Bowl LVIII berth after their win over the #Ravens on Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs earned a Super Bowl berth on Sunday evening by defeating the Baltimore Ravens in a hotly contested AFC Championship Game that turned into an instant classic in the fourth quarter.

Arguably the best matchup of the 2023 NFL season, Kansas City’s win sent shockwaves around the league and was a display of outright domination by the Chiefs, who handled business against the presumptive MVP, Lamar Jackson.

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Few analysts thought that Kansas City could secure a Super Bowl appearance as the No. 3 seed in the AFC, which forced the Chiefs to play two of their three playoff games on the road. The defending champions, however, didn’t look back once they defeated the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round and marched into M&T Bank Stadium with a chip on their shoulder to take down the Ravens.

While fans and the media had a field day on Twitter after the game, players on Kansas City’s roster and around the NFL made their voices heard about the Chiefs’ incredible playoff run on Sunday night.

Check out some of their top reactions below:

Tyreek Hill laughed about Marquez Valdes-Scantling’s drop reputation after he sealed the Chiefs’ AFC title

Tyreek Hill was so happy to see MVS be the Chiefs’ hero.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling is probably one of the NFL’s faster receivers. He’s a big play waiting to happen … but only if he actually catches the ball. Despite his speed, Valdes-Scantling has a notorious drop reputation and was undoubtedly one of the biggest reasons the Kansas City Chiefs offense struggled during the second half of the regular season.

About that.

On Sunday, with a trip to Super Bowl 58 on the line, Valdes-Scantling, of all people, made the game-sealing catch against the Baltimore Ravens’ league-leading defense. What irony for a player who probably would’ve dropped such a big pass earlier this season.

Former Chief Tyreek Hill — who is never a stranger to huge plays — made sure to give Valdes-Scantling some love on Twitter:

Kudos to Valdes-Scantling for stepping up when his team needed him the most. The Chiefs are in the Super Bowl again, and you can bet Valdes-Scantling will have his number called at some point in Las Vegas.

Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill are finalists for 2023 AP awards

Tua and Tyreek up for some year-end awards.

The 2023 NFL season is nearly done, as there are just three games left of the postseason before a champion is crowned.

Before the representatives from the NFC and AFC take the field at Allegiant Stadium for this year’s Super Bowl, the league will announce the winners of the AP awards at the NFL Honors.

Two members of the Miami Dolphins are finalists for awards – quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for Comeback Player of the Year and Tyreek Hill for Offensive Player of the Year.

Tagovailoa returned to the Dolphins this season after his 2022 campaign was cut short due to multiple concussions that had many questioning whether or not the quarterback would continue playing the sport.

The 25-year-old responded with his best season to date, completing 69.3% of his passes (career-high), 29 touchdowns (career-high) and leading the league with 4,624 passing yards (career-high) all while leading his team to an 11-6 record and clinching a spot in the postseason.

Other candidates for the award include Baker Mayfield, Matthew Stafford, Joe Flacco and Damar Hamlin.

Hill, before the season, projected that he would become the first wideout in NFL history to eclipse 2,000 receiving yards, breaking Calvin Johnson’s record set back in 2012. While Hill came up short, his numbers were still eye-popping, as he recorded 119 receptions (tying a franchise single-season record that he set in 2022) and led the league with 1,799 receiving yards (breaking a franchise single-season record that he set in 2022) and 13 touchdowns.

The Cheetah will be contending with Lamar Jackson, Christian McCaffrey, Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb for the award.

Winners for these awards and more will be announced on Feb. 8 during the NFL Honors.

Grading the Dolphins wide receivers after their 2023 season

A look at Miami’s wideouts, and the year they had in 2023.

The Miami Dolphins finished their 2023 campaign with an 11-6 record and made the postseason for the second time in as many years under head coach Mike McDaniel. Unfortunately, it came to an end with a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the wild-card round.

While other teams are in the midst of their playoff run, it’s time to do some reflecting on the team in South Florida.

Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be reviewing and evaluating different positions for the Dolphins in 2023. Today, we’ll look at the wide receivers.

Where did Dolphins offensive weapons rank statistically in 2023?

Checking out where various Dolphins offensive weapons ranked statistically.

The Miami Dolphins were officially eliminated from the postseason on Saturday in a 26-7 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

While Miami may not have reached their ultimate goals, a number of the players still had incredible seasons that they’ll remember forever.

As we continue to wrap up the season, let’s take a look at where different Dolphins ranked statistically among their peers for the 2023 NFL season.

Here’s how the offensive weapons stacked up: