Fins May Lose Cornerback
Based on the performance of the Miami Dolphins secondary the first two weeks, the last thing the team could afford was to lose their best cover cornerback.
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Based on the performance of the Miami Dolphins secondary the first two weeks, the last thing the team could afford was to lose their best cover cornerback.
The team signed defensive lineman Igor Olshansky and cornerback Nate Jones , and terminated the contracts of running back Larry Johnson and tight end Dante Rosario.
The linchpin of the Miami Dolphins defense isn't locked up to a long-term contract and is set to hit unrestricted free agency next year.
Two games into the regular season, the Miami Dolphins are in deep trouble and head coach Tony Sparano may be on the verge of losing his team.
Two games into the NFL season, the Miami Dolphins defense looks to be a shell of its 2010 self. While the season is still young, it may be the start of a disturbing trend that's happened before under defensive coordinator Mike Nolan.
Hoping to win their first game of the season, the Miami Dolphins instead let themselves be dominated by the Houston Texans, with a disastrous turnover, repeated failures to convert in the red zone, in-explicable missteps by usually reliable kicker Dan Carpenter, and Chad Henne having pass after pass batted down by the Houston offense. The Texans handed Miami their ten-gallon hat, 23-13.
Comments from the post-game news conference, following the Dolphins loss to the Texans at Sun Life stadium, dropping their record to 0-2. This is the 5th time in 6 years the 'Fins have started the season 0-2
It was the same story on a different day for the Florida Marlins as they let the Washington Nationals knock them even further down this season with a 4-3 loss Sunday afternoon.
Admit it, Houston Texans: Watching Monday Night Football this week left you salivating at the prospect of facing the Miami Dolphins' defense. Right?
After Monday's complete defensive demolition at the hands of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, the Dolphins needed a bright spot and it came from the Fins' passing game.
Miami Dolphins fans who can't make it out to the game on Sunday can rest easy because the game has been declared a sell out and will air exclusively on CBS4.
After getting burned for a 99-yard touchdown pass by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, the Dolphins cut ties with Benny Sapp, leaving a hole at cornerback.
The reigning AFC East champions started with a victory for the eighth consecutive season Monday night by beating the Miami Dolphins 38-24.
The Miami Dolphins have had plenty of time to put together the final touches on the game plan for Monday night's matchup against AFC East rival, the New England Patriots, now they just have to execute.
The Miami Dolphins conducted workouts the past few days with loudspeakers blaring crowd noise, a common practice by teams bracing themselves for hostile treatment from fans.
