Dolphins Richie Incognito Breaks Silence
Miami Dolphin Richie Incognito has broken his silence. Incognito sat down for an exclusive interview with Fox Sports which aired Sunday.
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Miami Dolphin Richie Incognito has broken his silence. Incognito sat down for an exclusive interview with Fox Sports which aired Sunday.
Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito touched down in Los Angeles late Friday, not saying a word about the bullying controversy swirling around him.
With the Dolphins in the middle of a harassment scandal and the latest allegations from tackle Jonathan Martin, Dolphins players were quick to fend off questions Saturday.
The Dolphins are dealing with major distractions. But can the Bucs use that to win their first game?
With Dolphins player Richie Incognito's career and reputation now on the line amid allegations of bullying, there's growing evidence the player made some of his possibly career-wrecking decisions while under the influence of alcohol.
Miami Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin will meet late next week in Los Angeles with the NFL's special investigator to discuss allegations in the team's harassment scandal, a person familiar with the situation said Friday.
Suspended Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito reportedly held offensive line meetings at a South Florida strip club and would fine any lineman who didn't show up, according to a report from National Football Post.
The soap opera that is the Miami Dolphins continued to take more turns late Thursday and into Friday morning.
Every team in sports or business will at some point have to deal with issues that damage the reputation of said team/company. Most will come through it and recover. But as scandal after scandal and failure after failure keep piling up for the Miami Dolphins, how much more can the team's reputation take?
The bizarre situation surrounding the Miami Dolphins, Richie Incognito, and Jonathan Martin may be about to take a more litigious turn.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland is on the hot seat after a report that said he told Jonathan Martin's agent to punch Richie Incognito. Ireland is also getting roasted by former Dolphins backup quarterback Sage Rosenfels.
As the Miami Dolphins story has exploded into the national conscience over the past few days, people inside and outside of the sports world have taken sides. But when it comes to players and former players, most are taking the side of Richie Incognito.
The bizarre and seemingly never-ending story surrounding the Miami Dolphins, Jonathan Martin, and Richie Incognito continued to unfold overnight with general manager Jeff Ireland's name coming to the forefront.
Two people familiar with the situation say Miami Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin talked of quitting football earlier in his pro career before leaving the team last week to undergo counseling for emotional issues.
Nationwide, Jonathan Martin has become the lightning rod for the popular debate about bullying, and whether the NFL's macho culture needs a makeover. But to some South Floridians, the beleaguered Dolphin is something more.
Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin will be one of the key figures in the upcoming NFL investigation of the team and the locker room culture, but he's not saying if he's fearful for his job.
The ongoing Richie Incognito/Jonathan Martin/Miami Dolphins trouble took another turn Wednesday morning when multiple reports said Incognito had been told by coaches to "toughen up" Martin. But Incognito continues to not comment on the issue.
The National Football League announced late Wednesday afternoon that attorney Ted Well has been appointed by Commissioner Roger Goodell to conduct an independent investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct and will issue a report to be made public.
Jonathan Martin checked himself into a South Florida hospital to be treated for emotional distress in the days after leaving the Miami Dolphins, according to ESPN.com.
We should be disgusted by anyone who condones Incognito, excuses Incognito or ignores Incognito. We should be disgusted by anyone who blames Martin, teases Martin or trivializes Martin.
His name is still reviled in South Florida for lying to the fans and quitting on the Miami Dolphins. But he's revered in Alabama for taking the Tide back to the top of the college football world, but will Bama fans' attitude towards Nick Saban be about to change?
Agenda's been sparse lately because by the time I walked in each morning the Dolphins were coming apart even more. So we'll dive into the Dolphins/Incognito/Martin story and look at the big college football weekend ahead.
While the league investigates the Miami Dolphins harassment case, the NFL Players Association said it will insist on a fair investigation for all those involved,including suspended guard Richie Incognito.
University of Miami Hurricanes fans are all too familiar with the phrase, "lack of institutional control." While UM was charged with that in the Nevin Shapiro case; the terminology applies to the ugly situation surrounding the Miami Dolphins, according to CBS Sports' James Brown.
Lost amidst the ugly story surrounding offensive lineman Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin is the team still has to prepare for Monday night's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers without two starting offensive linemen.
