Dolphins Look Good During First Joint Practice With Panthers
The Miami Dolphins took the field at Wofford College on Wednesday for the first of two joint practices with the Carolina Panthers.
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The Miami Dolphins took the field at Wofford College on Wednesday for the first of two joint practices with the Carolina Panthers.
It's a given that during the course of an NFL season teams will have to deal with players getting hurt.
CBS Sports on-course reporter David Feherty discusses the Wyndham Championship, the PGA TOUR's last regular-season tournament.
The NFL regular season is getting closer by the day as teams are finishing up with their respective training camps and preparing for week two of the preseason.
The Miami Dolphins' starting offense has looked very sharp so far during training camp, and it's about to get a big boost from a returning playmaker.
With a franchise-record sixth straight losing season seemingly inevitable, the Marlins have been getting some production from Ichiro Suzuki, Adeiny Hechavarria and Cole Gillespie.
Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera said the goal of this week's scrimmages against the Miami Dolphins is for both teams to get better, not start fights.
The Miami Dolphins are hoping to find a diamond in the rough, with four undrafted rookie linebackers on the current roster.
After a rare off night, Ichiro Suzuki got back to hitting. Suzuki had his first four-hit game in over two years, and Cole Gillespie drove in a season-high three runs to lead the Miami Marlins to a 9-6 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.
In attendance at Tuesday's Miami Dolphins luncheon was a legacy of success, personified by some proud alumni, collided with hope for the future.
Florida coaches have been trying to improve the program's paltry passing game for years.
