Summary
The schedule for Miami Dolphins 2023 is been released, and they will face the Los Angeles Chargers in their first match. The Dolphins are consistent for the last couple of years, and they are hoping to carry on their form this season.
The Dolphins has a pretty good last season with a record of 9-8. But they had a disappointing finish to their season when they lost a close match to Buffalo Bills. Still, those wins made them qualify for the playoffs. This is the first time since 2016 they have qualified for the playoffs.
The Miami Dolphins ended their season with injury concerns. Their last season’s MVP quarterback Tua Tagovailoa ended the season with multiple concussions. During the offseason, they traded Hunter Long to the Rams for cornerback Jalen Ramsey. They lost their first-round pick in the NFL Draft of 2023.
As all the schedule of the upcoming 2023 has been released, we will discuss and look into this season game by game. So let’s start.
What Time Will the Miami Dolphins Play?
- Date: Sunday, September 10.
- Kickoff time: 4:25 pm ET
The Miami Dolphins will face the Los Angeles Chargers in their first match. The match will be played at SoFi Stadium, located in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood, California, United States. It will be telecasted at 4:25 pm ET and can be watched on CBS Channel.
What Channel Will the Miami Dolphins Game Be on TV?
- TV Channels: CBS
Miami Dolphins first match of the 2023 NFL season will be telecasted on CBS channel. They will officially broadcast the live stream of the match against the Los Angeles Chargers in week 1.
During the whole season, channels like NBC, NFL Network, Prime, and FOX will be telecasting the Miami Dolphins matches from time to time.
There are other options as well. You can enjoy the entire season on fuboTV, Hulu, YouTube TV, and NFL+ streaming platforms. For the new users, they will give a 7-day free trial period, which is a great deal to select your desired platform.
However, the options we are talking about are only available for the USA audience. If you live outside the USA and want to enjoy the games, getting a VPN is your only option. We will recommend Express VPN if you’re looking for an option.
Miami Dolphins Schedule For 2023
| Week | Date | Opponent | Time (ET) | Venue |
| 1 | Sun, Sept 10 | Los Angeles Chargers | 4:25 PM | SoFi Stadium |
| 2 | Sun, Sept 17 | New England Patriots | 8:20 PM | Gillette Stadium |
| 3 | Sun, Sept 24 | Denver Broncos | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 4 | Sun, Oct 1 | Buffalo Bills | 1:00 PM | Highmark Stadium |
| 5 | Sun, Oct 8 | New York Giants | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 6 | Sun, Oct 15 | Carolina Panthers | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 7 | Sun, Oct 22 | Philadelphia Eagles | 8:20 PM | Lincoln Financial Field |
| 8 | Sun, Oct 29 | New England Patriots | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 9 | Sun, Nov 5 | Kansas City Chiefs | 9:30 AM | Germany Deutsche Bank Park (Frankfurt) |
| 10 | Nov. 12 | Bye Week | – | – |
| 11 | Sun, Nov 19 | Las Vegas Raiders | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 12 | Fri, Nov 24 | New York Jets | 3:00 PM | MetLife Stadium |
| 13 | Sun, Dec 3 | Washington Commanders | 1:00 PM | FedExField |
| 14 | Mon, Dec 11 | Tennessee Titans | 8:15 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 15 | Sun, Dec 17 | New York Jets | 1:00 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 16 | Sun, Dec 24 | Dallas Cowboys | 4:25 PM | Hard Rock Stadium |
| 17 | Sun, Dec 31 | Baltimore Ravens | 1:00 PM | M&T Bank Stadium |
| 18 | Jan. 6/7 | Buffalo Bills | TBD | Hard Rock Stadium |
Dolphins Player Roster 2023
| Player | No. | Pos. | Status |
| Mitchell Agude | 50 | LB | ACT |
| Christopher Brooks | 33 | RB | ACT |
| Elijah Campbell | 22 | DB | ACT |
| Robert Hunt | 68 | OT | ACT |
| Garrett Nelson | 56 | LB | ACT |
| Malik Reed | 47 | LB | ACT |
| Zach Sieler | 92 | DE | ACT |
| Keidron Smith | 36 | DB | ACT |
| Tua Tagovailoa | 1 | QB | ACT |
| Jaylen Twyman | 97 | DT | ACT |
| Christian Wilkins | 94 | DT | ACT |
| Justin Bethel | 20 | DB | ACT |
| Kader Kohou | 4 | CB | ACT |
| Isaiah Wynn | 71 | OT | ACT |
| Julian Hill | 89 | TE | ACT |
| Austin Jackson | 73 | OT | ACT |
| Myles Gaskin | 37 | RB | ACT |
| Jevon Holland | 8 | SAF | ACT |
| James Blackman | 16 | QB | ACT |
| Keion Crossen | 27 | DB | ACT |
| Xavien Howard | 25 | CB | ACT |
| Alec Ingold | 30 | FB | ACT |
| Brandon Jones | 29 | SAF | ACT |
| Raheem Mostert | 31 | RB | ACT |
| Nik Needham | 40 | DB | ACT |
| Jason Sanders | 7 | K | ACT |
| Kion Smith | 77 | OT | ACT |
| James Tunstall | 75 | OT | ACT |
| De’Von Achane | 28 | RB | ACT |
| John Lovett | 46 | RB | ACT |
| Braylon Sanders | 86 | WR | ACT |
| Durham Smythe | 81 | TE | ACT |
| Alama Uluave | 62 | C | ACT |
| Andrew Van Ginkel | 43 | OLB | ACT |
| Jeff Wilson | 23 | RB | ACT |
| Randy Charlton | 90 | DE | ACT |
| Tanner Conner | 80 | TE | ACT |
| Tyler Kroft | 48 | TE | ACT |
| Jaelan Phillips | 15 | LB | ACT |
| Channing Tindall | 41 | LB | ACT |
| Connor Williams | 58 | G | ACT |
| Jerome Baker | 55 | OLB | ACT |
| Ethan Bonner | 38 | CB | ACT |
| Tino Ellis | 34 | DB | ACT |
| Erik Ezukanma | 18 | WR | ACT |
| Blake Ferguson | 44 | LS | ACT |
| Ryan Hayes | 76 | OT | ACT |
| Aubrey Miller Jr. | 52 | LB | ACT |
| Anthony Montalvo | 93 | DT | ACT |
| Brandon Pili | 96 | DT | ACT |
| Jalen Ramsey | 5 | CB | ACT |
| Eric Saubert | 82 | TE | ACT |
| Michael Turk | 49 | P | ACT |
| Braxton Berrios | WR | ACT | |
| Josiah Bronson | 95 | DT | ACT |
| Geron Christian | 78 | OT | ACT |
| Raekwon Davis | 98 | DT | ACT |
| Cameron Goode | 53 | LB | ACT |
| Robert Jones | 65 | G | ACT |
| Cedric Ogbuehi | 79 | OT | ACT |
| Duke Riley | 45 | MLB | ACT |
| Freddie Swain | 88 | WR | ACT |
| Ced Wilson | 11 | WR | ACT |
| Lester Cotton | 66 | G | ACT |
| River Cracraft | 85 | WR | ACT |
| Liam Eichenberg | 74 | OT | ACT |
| Bryce Thompson | 42 | CB | ACT |
| Mike White | 14 | QB | ACT |
| Trill Williams | 6 | DB | ACT |
| Salvon Ahmed | 26 | RB | ACT |
| Bradley Chubb | 2 | OLB | ACT |
| Chris Coleman | 83 | WR | ACT |
| Elijah Higgins | 84 | TE | ACT |
| Tyreek Hill | 10 | WR | ACT |
| Noah Igbinoghene | 9 | CB | ACT |
| Kendall Lamm | 76 | OT | ACT |
| Cam Smith | 24 | CB | UDF |
| Skylar Thompson | 19 | QB | ACT |
| Jaylen Waddle | 17 | WR | ACT |
| Bennett Williams | 35 | SAF | ACT |
| Terron Armstead | 72 | OT | ACT |
| Jake Bailey | 16 | P | ACT |
| Daewood Davis | 87 | WR | ACT |
| DeShon Elliott | 21 | DB | ACT |
| Dan Feeney | 67 | G | ACT |
| David Long | 51 | LB | ACT |
| Verone McKinley III | 32 | SAF | ACT |
| Emmanuel Ogbah | 91 | DE | ACT |
| Zeke Vandenburgh | 57 | LB | ACT |
What is the Dolphins’ Previous Season Record?
- Record: 9 – 8 (Loss in Wild card, qualified for the playoff).
In the 2022 season, the Dolphins finished with a 9-8 record. However, they were eliminated by the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Wild Card round.
Conclusion
According to the Schedules, The Dolphins are in for a tough season. Although one of their best players is injured, still with some signings in the off-season, Miami Dolphins are up for the fight in the NFL 2023. We are hoping for a great time.
Related: Philadelphia Eagles Schedule
