Miami Dolphins games air primarily on560 WQAM (AM)** , their longtime flagship station.** This South Florida sports radio staple has carried Dolphins broadcasts for decades, including key periods like 1997-2004, 2007-2009, and from 2022 onward, with simulcasts on FM 99.9 KISS for wider reach.

Current Flagship Setup

WQAM hosts all preseason, regular-season, and playoff games, plus extras like coach pressers and Dolphins Fridays with player interviews.

  • Play-by-play: Jimmy Cefalo
  • Color commentary: Joe Rose and Jason Taylor
  • Sideline: Kim Bokamper

Games often simulcast on other local stations for better coverage across Miami-Dade, Broward, and beyond.

Recent Broadcast History

The Dolphins bounced between stations over the years:

  • 2022–present : Back to WQAM 560 AM / KISS 99.9 FM.
  • 2023 shift : iHeartMedia's BIG 105.9 FM (WBGG) and WINZ 940 AM (Fox Sports Radio) picked up games temporarily after an Audacy deal ended.
  • Earlier: WQAM dominated 2016-2021 runs.

This "homecoming" to WQAM in recent seasons thrilled fans, as team president Tom Garfinkel noted the station's deep roots with the franchise.

Other Listening Options

Nationwide, SiriusXM Channel 819 delivers Dolphins play-by-play, perfect for road trips or out-of-market fans.

Fan-driven outlets like Dolfan Radio offer commentary and news, but stick to official flagship for live games. Streaming via NFL+ or team apps covers audio too.

TL;DR at bottom: Tune into 560 WQAM for Miami Dolphins games—flagship since 2022 with FM simulcast; SiriusXM for satellite. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.