The Miami Dolphins' push to climb back into playoff contention is running out of time. Miami is in need of a minor miracle from elsewhere across the AFC while also needing to double their current 4-game win streak in order to have any shot at the postseason.

Three teams remain tied in the fight for the No. 1 pick: The Giants, the Raiders, and the Titans. When it comes to the NFL Draft order, Strength of Schedule is the tiebreaker, with the team having the worst Strength of Schedule receiving the earlier pick.

The Miami Dolphins have a chance to go from 1-6 to 7-7 if they can pull an upset at the Pittsburgh Steelers on "Monday Night Football." The Dolphins received practically zero help in Sunday action as the Bills, Ravens, Chargers, Texans and Jaguars all won. The Colts did lose.

The Miami Dolphins are on their bye ahead of a Week 13 game against the New Orleans Saints, which makes it an excellent time to look ahead to the future. The Dolphins are 4-7 and already have parted ways with General Manager Chris Grier. They might go on ...

Nick Korte of Over The Cap currently projects the Dolphins not to receive a compensatory pick because the team added five players who qualify (Zach Wilson, James Daniels, Ifeatu Melifonwu, Larry Borom, Westbrook-Ikhine) and lost four (Jevón Holland, Emmanuel Ogbah, Robert Jones, and Campbell). Only teams with net losses receive picks.

The quarterback class is thin so what if someone gets aggressive for the new Heisman Trophy winner come April?

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In hindsight, maybe the Dolphins didn't need to make the trade; they're 4-0 since the deadline. Regardless, the position has gotten weaker, and ESPN's Field Yates predicted they'll target edge in the 2026 NFL Draft. With the projected 12th overall pick, Yates has Miami picking Auburn edge Keldric Faulk.