Dwork On Sports: Suh, Fields, Odrick And Other Dolphins Notes
As is usually the case this time of year, it's an exciting time for fans of the Miami Dolphins.
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As is usually the case this time of year, it's an exciting time for fans of the Miami Dolphins.
There won't be any money being handed out to help pro sports teams in Florida, for now.
Economists for Florida's legislative leaders are being ordered to crunch numbers, rank and evaluate proposals before handing out millions in taxpayer money to professional sports teams.
Florida appears ready to approve multi-million dollar deals to help several of the state's high profile professional sports teams, but state officials now say they will not decide which team deserves the money.
Football fans on the east coast will have to wake up extra early to see their teams play in London in 2015.
The Cincinnati Bengals haven't won an NFL playoff game since January 6, 1990. They beat the Houston Oilers—right there, that tells you it was a long time ago—by a 41-14 score in the wild-card round of the AFC playoffs. Since then, the Bengals have lost all five postseason contests they've played in. That needs to change this weekend.
The state is now in the driver's seat to review Daytona International Speedway's application for a $90 million boost to renovate their racetrack.
In a battle of 2-12 teams, Jacksonville overcame a slow start to earn a 21-13 win. It wasn't a masterpiece—the Jaguars totaled just 288 yards—but it wasn't sloppy either. The game featured no turnovers and just 10 combined penalties.
You've probably been going to Tennessee tight end Delanie Walker most of the year, and he's been quite productive with 793 yards and four TDs. However, he is highly questionable with a knee problem, and he cannot be recommended.
Two teams that have nothing to gain this season, but a lot to gain for next year, will battle it out on "Thursday Night Football." The future of the Tennessee Titans and Jacksonville Jaguars is quite cloudy right now, but a lot is on the line this week and CBS Sports' Steve Beuerlein took time to discuss the match-up between two very young teams.
The Miami Dolphins are the first of four to have their application reviewed by the state for a $90 million boost for the $350 million in renovations at Sun Life Stadium.
If you're wondering how Tennessee and Jacksonville, with their combined four wins, could be playing on a Thursday night at this point in the season, it's because every NFL team is guaranteed at least one primetime game and the Thursday match-ups are decided before the season.
If the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins are to play in January, they must excel in December.
Daytona International Speedway and the Miami Dolphins, both unsuccessful in getting money out of Florida lawmakers in recent years, were the first to sign up for the state's new stadium-funding process.
With new head injury protocol in the NFL, players are still having a hard time adjusting to the new way of handling things.
It wasn't the prettiest of wins, but the Miami Dolphins got the job done.
Winning consecutive games is something that hasn't come easily for the Miami Dolphins in recent years.
Slow starts have been an issue for the Miami Dolphins during their 2014 campaign.
Looking to win consecutive games for the first time this season, the Miami Dolphins avoided a disaster at the hands of the Jacksonville Jaguars thanks to a stoic effort by the Fins defensive unit.
Rookie Blake Bortles had two interceptions returned for touchdowns, costly mistakes that helped the Miami Dolphins beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-13 on Sunday.
Injuries will play a part in the game between the Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
For the first time this season, the Miami Dolphins held practices with a full roster, as they put the finishing touches in their preparation for Sunday's intrastate showdown with the hobbled Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Miami Dolphins' defense is among the best in the NFL, and now the offense is doing its part as the team looks to move over .500 for the first time this season.
After three straight solid games by the Jacksonville Jaguars defense, including their first win of the season last weekend, the news has been getting worse and worse for the Jags.
Rookie receiver Jarvis Landry says the NFL's not much different from the SEC, and his rapid progress with the Miami Dolphins suggests he might be right.
