Despite trade interest, NFL execs expect the Dolphins to keep Jaylen Waddle, whose $36 million deal make him central to the team.

Will the Miami Dolphins be active at the NFL trade deadline? Ongoing current rumors are 'baseless' says coach Mike McDaniel

Let’s dive into the latest NFL rumors just a few weeks out ahead of the deadline. There haven’t been many bright spots this season on the Cincinnati Bengals defense, but the team has seen rookies Demetrius Knight Jr.

The Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Texans have been mentioned in a trade rumor from ESPN and that puts them in play for possible trades with the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets.

If the Miami Dolphins become sellers amidst a 1-6 start to the season, they have a number of interesting edge-rushers that could garner interest, including veteran Matthew Judon.

The Miami Dolphins are not making moves on the trade market, or at least not yet, according to head coach Mike McDaniel. "For the record, all rumors about Miami Dolphins players are baseless currently,

But, amid those trade rumors, NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport shared a report on the Dolphins' wide receiver. Rapoport reported that the Dolphins are, unsurprisingly, taking a firm stance on Waddle and have no interest in trading him this season.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler also noted that Phillips and Chubb have been involved with trade rumors, with Phillips being more valuable than Chubb according to multiple teams. Although it's also worth pointing out that Dolphins' head coach Mike McDaniel called trade rumors surrounding his players "baseless, currently."

The Dolphins have worked out a restructure with Jordyn Brooks, creating cap space ahead of the trade deadline. More at PFR.