Dolphins Make First Round Of Cuts
The Miami Dolphins made their first roster cuts of the preseason Wednesday in order to get down to the mandatory limit of 75 players.
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The Miami Dolphins made their first roster cuts of the preseason Wednesday in order to get down to the mandatory limit of 75 players.
It's not the Berlin Wall, but the University of Miami has put together quite a mountain of men to protect quarterback Stephen Morris and blow open holes for top running back Duke Johnson.
After four consecutive losing years, the franchise's longest such skid since the 1960s, the Dolphins should be more fun to watch in 2013.
Friday, two teams will walk into Sun Life Stadium with one big thing in common, legendary head coach Howard Schnellenberger.
Miami Dolphins fans can exhale a bit because rookie defensive end Dion Jordan returned to practice Tuesday after sitting out much of the last two weeks.
Ever since high school, Marshawn Lynch has been compared to another running back. Lynch has been covered by the glory of someone else, will this be the year that he ultimately radiates his dominance on the gridiron?
While University of Miami fans are already focused on week 2's matchup with the Florida Gators, head coach Al Golden is trying to keep his team focused on Florida Atlantic and away from the looming NCAA announcement.
Former Florida Gator Tim Tebow survived the New England Patriots' cut to 77 players on Monday.
A coach slapping the side of a player's helmet has school officials in Broward County looking into the incident, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
Some Marlins fans have asked why the team will shut down rookie ace pitcher Jose Fernandez before the end of the season. The answer to that question was on full display in New York Monday afternoon.
The 2013 season was going to be tough for Florida International, but things continue to go downhill as more star players have been lost.
For the first time in many years, the Miami Dolphins have confidence in their quarterback heading into the regular season. And other than New England Patriots legend Tom Brady, the Fins have the best quarterback in the division.
The Miami Dolphins confirmed Monday that the team has sold the naming rights to the club level seats at Sun Life Stadium to Bank United.
Each year, countless picks from the NFL Draft step into the starting lineup to help their new team take the next step to either stay or become a contender. The Miami Dolphins were hoping that might happen to them this season, but it doesn't look like that will happen to start the year.
The Miami Dolphins are just 1-2 in the 2013 preseason, not that it counts for anything. Fins fans can be happy about several areas of the team including quarterback and defense, but between the running game and the team's inability to score in the red zone, there's plenty left to fix.
