The Miami Dolphins are open to trading Jaylen Waddle amid a 2-7 season and leadership changes.

The Miami Dolphins are open to trading star wide receiver Jaylen Waddle amid a struggling season and leadership changes following the firing of general manager Chris Grier. Interim GM Champ Kelly is now willing to listen to offers, a shift from previous resistance, though Waddle remains under contract through 2028 and is expected to command a high price, likely a first-round pick or more. Despite his strong season—41 catches, 586 yards, four touchdowns—trade interest is tempered by the Dolphins’ steep asking price. The team is also reportedly considering moves on pass rushers Jaelan Phillips, Bradley Chubb, and Matthew Judon. The Dolphins, 2-7, face a critical decision before the trade deadline, with uncertainty surrounding long-term stability under interim leadership.