NFL announces Dolphins as HBO 'Hard Knocks' in-season team for 2023

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HBO's "Hard Knocks" is staying in the AFC East this year as the Miami Dolphins have been chosen as the franchise that will be the subject of the popular show's in-season edition.

The NFL made the announcement on Monday after the Dolphins' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on "Sunday Night Football," adding that more details will come on the show's first episode to air on HBO and MAX.

The New York Jets got the "Hard Knocks" all-access treatment this offseason during their training camp battles. It was a perfect way to view Aaron Rodgers' journey since being traded from the Green Bay Packers and getting connected with his new teammates on the practice and playing fields.

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Tua Tagovailoa of the Miami Dolphins passes the ball during the first quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field, October 22, 2023, in Philadelphia. (Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

Of course, that storyline has hit the back burner this season with Rodgers tearing his Achilles just four plays into his Jets tenure. Meanwhile, one of the biggest storylines early this season has been the explosive Dolphins offense and how they could be true Super Bowl contenders with a current record of 5-2.

The Dolphins have a charismatic group that starts with their quirky head coach, Mike McDaniel, whose nonchalant, fun personality is a stark opposite compared to many with the same position around the league.

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But teams don't care about his personality because it's his offensive scheming that has been baffling them on the field