C. Isaiah Smalls II is a Sports and Culture Writer at the Miami Dolphins. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including professional and competitive sports, as well as arts and entertainment, reflecting his diverse interests in both the sports business and cultural narratives. Smalls has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, ESPN’s Andscape, and the Miami Herald, among others.
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C. Isaiah Smalls II's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and cultural topics in Miami, Florida. He often covers stories related to community, honoring legacies, social impact, and entertainment news with a focus on culture & society.
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By: Isaiah Smalls
It was one of the most unceremonious welcomes in recent memory.
By: Isaiah Smalls
Chris Bell dominated the last time he played in Hard Rock Stadium.
By: C. Isaiah Smalls II
A day after receiving Jaguars’ 2028 sixth-round pick from QB Quinn Ewers, the Dolphins have flipped it for their own backup QB.
By: Isaiah Smalls
It should come as no surprise that the Miami Dolphins were awarded an NFL-high seven claims off the waiver wire.
By: Isaiah Smalls
Kyle McCord has had a few quarterback mentors. Jalen Hurts. Jordan Love. Tyrod Taylor.
By: C. Isaiah Smalls II
The Dolphins have the youngest team in the NFL and one of the most difficult schedules. It will be up to leaders to keep morale high.
By: C. Isaiah Smalls II
A day after finalizing the 53-man roster, the Dolphins added a league-high seven players off of waivers. They are happy to be here.
By: Isaiah Smalls
Most people don't have a lot of faith in the 2026 Miami Dolphins. They have the youngest team in the league. They don't have a lot of established talent.
By: C. Isaiah Smalls II
Nearly half of the Dolphins’ 2026 WR corps is comprised of rookies Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas and Kevin Coleman Jr.
By: Isaiah Smalls
O captain! My captain! The Miami Dolphins named its six captains on Monday, of which there should be no surprises.
