Fins Place WR Gibson On Injured Reserve
The Miami Dolphins need some help at wide receiver after the team placed Brandon Gibson on injured reserve Tuesday.
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The Miami Dolphins need some help at wide receiver after the team placed Brandon Gibson on injured reserve Tuesday.
The last thing a team in the middle of a four-game losing streak needs is more embarrassment, but that's what the team is finding on its mobile website for the team's cheerleaders.
Headed to the Dolphins game on Halloween night? Don't be frightened about getting a ride home, Tri-Rail will operate late night trains on Thursday, October 31, 2013 to accommodate fans attending the Dolphins game on Halloween.
Two teams headed in opposite directions meet in this week's edition of Thursday Night Football, as the Cincinnati Bengals look to hand the Miami Dolphins their fifth-straight loss of the 2013 NFL season.
Miami Dolphins center Mike Pouncey came home with not only a loss to the New England Patriots, but also a grand jury subpoena from the Massachusetts State Police.
The Miami Dolphins have struggled to put a winning team on the field in recent years and 2013 is no different. The Fins have problems across the field with rookies, but the veteran struggles continue a growing and troubling trend for the Fins.
The Miami Dolphins started out the 2013 season with a 3-0 record, but after four straight losses; the team is teetering on the edge of having a once-promising season spiral out of control.
Yikes, a nearly disastrous game for UM on Saturday; the Dolphins stink it up in New England; the Heat make their final roster cuts; Missouri is not quite up to the challenge and the SEC East is wide open. Now the Fins are on a short week, the Panthers are…well, the Panthers, and the Heat start the regular season this week. Oh and Mike Pouncey was slapped with a subpoena. Other than that, not much is going on…ha!
The New England Patriots shook off a dismal first half and another mediocre performance by Tom Brady to beat the Miami Dolphins 27-17 on Sunday.
The New England Patriots last lost two straight AFC East games in 2006 - to the New York Jets followed by the Miami Dolphins four weeks later.
In danger of falling under .500 for the first time this NFL season, the Miami Dolphins travel to Foxboro looking to shock Tom Brady and the AFC East-leading, New England Patriots.
Not a lot of time for a full agenda today, but we'll give you the picks of the weekend, game of the weekend, and your upset special all ahead in the agenda!
Miami Dolphins receiver Brian Hartline paid a visit to cancer patients in Miami today.
The Miami Dolphins will have one long flight for a road game next season when they travel to Wembley Stadium in London to play the Oakland Raiders.
Ryan Tannehill is playing lately like a quarterback under duress, which he is.
Are you ready to ride in the battle against cancer? C.C. Schieffelin is definitely ready. She's spinning for someone close to her heart.
The Miami Dolphins' latest acquisition took the practice field Tuesday and immediately began to cast a shadow over the left tackle position.
If you're wondering why there was no agenda yesterday, it's because I began working on the UM story around 9 a.m. and stopped around 3 p.m. Besides that story, the Dolphins have entered full-fledged desperation mode thanks to the signing of Bryant McKinnie; Mizzou preps for a battle with the Ol' Ball Coach; and my thoughts on the UM fiasco all in today's agenda.
The Miami Dolphins are well aware of the obscure new rule that drew a penalty on the Patriots and helped the Jets win in overtime last week.
Losers of 16 of 22 games since the arrival of Tom Brady, Miami hopes to snap New England's six-game win streak when these AFC East rivals meet for the 93rd time. Can the Dolphins go into Foxboro and stun a Patriots team that just received some much-needed help?
he Miami Dolphins know they have to make fixes on the offensive line and Monday tried to do exactly that.
Each year, Florida's high schools and colleges are loaded with talent that routinely dominates high school and college football. The same can't be said for the state's three professional football teams.
The Heat are in preseason, the Panthers are struggling, so there's only one thing to talk about today and that's FOOTBALL! We've got all sorts of action from the college and professional ranks as teams begin jockeying for position for bowls, championships, and the playoffs.
When the Buffalo Bills needed the ball back, Mario Williams knocked it loose.
Miami Dolphins linebacker Dannell Ellerbe will be riding the bench during Sunday's game. Ellerbe was declared inactive for the game against Buffalo because of a shoulder injury, and Jason Trusnik will start in his place.
