Jevon Holland says he’d like to stay in Miami, but he’s also not opposed to playing elsewhere in 2025 and beyond.

Holland has maybe the most intriguing free agency among Dolphins players that will develop over the next two months before the NFL’s free agent negotiating period begins March 10.

The Bengals still have a clear need at safety entering another offseason and PFF picked a name that fits them. Jevon Holland landed with Cincinnati as a player the team should sign.Holland had 62 tackles,

The safety room in Cincinnati is an area where the team has targeted each of the last two offseasons. After the failed Nick Scott experiment, the Bengals brought in Geno Stone, a

The 49ers have next year to think about. Which free agents look appealing to the franchise and won't command a lot of money?

The draft order below was determined using the current 2025 NFL Draft order. For more draft coverage, you can hear in-depth analysis twice a week on "With the First Pick" -- our year-round podcast with NFL Draft analyst Ryan Wilson and former Vikings general manager Rick Spielman.

The draft order below was determined using the current 2025 NFL Draft order. For more draft coverage, you can hear in-depth analysis twice a week on "With the First Pick" -- our year-round podcast with NFL Draft analyst Ryan Wilson and former Vikings general manager Rick Spielman.

Tribune draft analyst Eddie Brown breaks down every pick in the first round and offers up the top-three positions of need for each team

The consensus choice is the 6-1, 205-pound Starks to replace Jevon Holland, who's due to enter ... to interior defensive line (Oregon's Derrick Harmon) to edge rusher (Texas A&M's Nic Scourton).

The Miami Dolphins don't have much free agent salary cap space to work with in 2025. That said, who might replace safety Jevon Holland?

Miami Dolphins safety Jevon Holland has made it clear: while he hasn’t closed the door on returning to Miami, he’s certainly peeking at what lies on the other side.

Jevon Holland’s four-year career with the Miami Dolphins couldn’t have started better, but he’s now on the verge of free agency after a challenging 2024 campaign. A 2021 second-round pick, Holland started 13 games as a rookie and set career highs in passes defended (ten),