Top Performers From The Dolphins Week 2 Loss In Jacksonville
The Miami Dolphins Week 2 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars is a game that most fans in South Florida will hope to forget sooner rather than later.
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The Miami Dolphins Week 2 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars is a game that most fans in South Florida will hope to forget sooner rather than later.
A day after an excruciating loss, the head coach of the Miami Dolphins wanted to calm things down.
Following two lackluster performances, caped off by a 23-20 defeat at the hands of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin finds himself on the proverbial "hot seat" right out of the gates.
The Jacksonville Jaguars hadn't won a game during the month of September since 2012. Until now.
Two of the three NFL franchises in the state of Florida will face off on Sunday hoping to improve on their Week 1 outings.
Based on the Miami Dolphins' 2015 NFL Week 2 injury report, the likelihood of a perfect 2-0 start just increased by a couple of notches versus the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars.
Miami Dolphins tight end Dion Sims has been ruled out of Sunday's game at Jacksonville because of a concussion suffered last week.
The Jaguars are 0-8 against the spread in their last 8 games in Week 2.
Who has the edge in the Battle of Florida?
One of the Miami Dolphins newest players had a big impact on the team's Week 1 victory over the Washington Redskins.
After snagging an ugly-but-necessary Week 1 win in Washington, the Miami Dolphins are amid preparations for the perpetually struggling Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Dolphins are expected to dismantle the lowly Jaguars when the two sides meet Sunday afternoon, but if last week's win over the Redskins is any indication, expecting the Fins to cover a point spread when facing inferior competition might be a task not apt for those with a heart condition.
As the Miami Dolphins wrapped up their preseason schedule, much of the attention surrounding the team was being paid to the injury status of two offensive players.
The Miami Dolphins came out of their Week 1 road game against the Washington Redskins with a victory, but it wasn't the decisive win that many expected.
The Miami Dolphins suffered some bruises in Week 1 at Washington, with both Olivier Vernon (ankle) and Reshad Jones (hamstring) getting banged up, among others.
The Miami Dolphins did on Sunday what any NFL team hopes to do when playing a game on the road. They won.
After escaping the nation's capital with a win, the Dolphins return home to prepare for Week 2 against the Jaguars. EverBank Field will play host to this battle of intrastate rivals headed in opposite directions.
For the Miami Dolphins, inflated egos in the wake of a season-opening win are unlikely to be a problem.
The Jacksonville Jaguars want to be London's team for the foreseeable future. Jaguars owner Shad Khan said Tuesday he expects to sign a long-term deal to continue playing annually in London. If Khan gets his way, it will be a 14-year commitment.
On Friday, a day before the opener of the Sky Bet Championship League, England's second-division soccer league, Fulham F.C., owned by Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid "Shad" Khan, announced that the team would be sponsored by Visit Florida.
As the Miami Dolphins conclude their third and final week of organized team activities (OTAs) they're adding a receiver that's very familiar to the South Florida sports fan base.
Millions of dollars in funding may be given to three Florida professional sports teams and Daytona International Speedway
All those who thought the Miami Dolphins would announce the signing of Ndamukong Suh at 4:01 p.m. on Tuesday received a bit of a surprise.
