Bradley Chubb: Dolphins 'were lying' about culture change last year

The Miami Dolphins experienced a disappointing 8-9 season in 2024, plagued by injuries and a lack of team chemistry, despite previous discussions about a cultural overhaul. Bradley Chubb, who missed the season due to a torn ACL, admitted that last year's efforts to change the team's ethos were insincere. This year, however, Chubb believes the team is genuinely striving for change, with players more committed to improving their mindset and teamwork. Despite past playoff appearances, the Dolphins have not won a postseason game since 2000. The offseason has seen significant roster changes, including the departure of leaders like Calais Campbell and Terron Armstead. Jalen Ramsey is also on the trade block, indicating ongoing adjustments. Head coach Mike McDaniel emphasized the importance of focusing on the future rather than dwelling on past failures. The team aims to foster a stronger buy-in from players rather than altering McDaniel's coaching style, focusing on accountability and execution to achieve better outcomes.