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The Miami Dolphins brought wide receiver Mike Wallace in to blow the tops off of defenses with deep passing maximizing his speed. Through four games this season, Wallace hasn't been able to use his speed and the Fins are struggling with the deep ball.
The Fins come back to earth after Monday's demolition at the hands of the Saints, but are they overrated? The Buccaneers are a mess and there's only one way out. College football attendance is down this year, even in the SEC, Savannah State can explain why. And, what would a government shutdown be without a special comment?
Even though the post-Lewis era hasn't gotten off to the start John Harbaugh envisioned, underestimating the (2-2) Baltimore Ravens could prove to be a costly mistake for Joe Philbin and the (3-1) Miami Dolphins heading into their Week 5 showdown at Sun Life Stadium.
The Miami Dolphins pass blocking has been the focus of much consternation all season long. Monday night's game won't do anything to quell much of that talk.
The Miami Dolphins managed to win the first three games of the season with a subpar running game and weak pass blocking. But Monday night, both of those elements came back to haunt the Dolphins as Drew Brees and the New York Saints took the Fins apart in a 38-17 thumping.
Drew Brees reminded a national audience why he's becoming Mr. Monday Night, and gave the Miami Dolphins another reason to regret not making a harder push to sign him when they had the chance seven years ago.
The last time the Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints were on the field together, the Saints walked out of Sun Life Stadium with a shootout victory, 46-34. Most of the players on the Dolphins side have changed, as have the coaches. But will it be enough to overcome the Saints' Drew Brees and the team's vastly improved defense?
Now that was a fun weekend for sports and we're not quite done yet because the Dolphins play tonight. The Heat hold media day today, bet that's going to be fun, wonder what LeBron's first question will be? The Marlins lose more than 100, but end on a high note, but are still a mess (much like that sentence). And college football craziness, all in the agenda!
The former quarterback for the Cleveland Browns and Miami Hurricanes was arrested for DUI Sunday morning according to a press release from the Solon, Ohio Police Department.
Jimmy Graham insists he isn't miffed about his lack of a contract extension, even as his highlight-reel catches and gaudy statistics put him on track to be one of the best tight ends the NFL has seen.
After getting the best of Andrew Luck and Matt Ryan the past two weeks, Ryan Tannehill and the Miami Dolphins are cautiously optimistic about their next - and perhaps most difficult - test of the early season against Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints.
Miami Dolphins end Cameron Wake and two other defensive starters are listed as questionable for Monday night's game at New Orleans.
The Dolphins are 3-0 for the first time in 11 years, winning close games and showing some offensive pizazz for a change thanks largely to Tannehill, who's no longer overlooked in conversations about the remarkable rookie quarterback class of 2012.
The Mercedes-Benz Superdome will be rocking Monday night when the Miami Dolphins and the New Orleans Saints meet in a battle of unbeatens. While the Fins listed 11 players in Friday's injury report, Joe Philbin and company feel very optimistic descending onto the "Big Easy" this week.
Coaches want you to believe that every opponent is the same, that every game is the same, that every win is the same. It's a nice act, but Miami coach Joe Philbin knows that wasn't the case last Sunday, when his Dolphins beat the Falcons 27-23 to improve to 3-0.
Kind of an abbreviated agenda this morning as your fearless writer is dealing with a migraine headache. The Marlins finally did it! The Canes are ready to blow out the Bulls on Saturday. Can the Fins fix the run defense, or does it matter against the Saints? The Canes and the rest of the college football world wait. And why Ted Cruz is dumber than a sack of bricks.
The Miami Dolphins, like any NFL team, can always use help on the defensive line and added that help Tuesday when the team signed free agent defensive lineman Marvin Austin, according to CBSSports.com's Jason LaCanfora.
FIU's president makes a mind-numbing comment over his athletic program. The Dolphins escape a major injury on the defensive line. The Orioles lost a key piece of their playoff puzzle in Manny Machado. The Marlins still won't lose that 100th game. And UCF could be loaded to pull an upset of the weekend.
If you felt a big gust of wind from the Davie area Monday, it wasn't from a thunderstorm, but rather a big sigh from the Miami Dolphins team facility.
The Miami Dolphins signed multiple players in the offseason, but a signing that went way under the radar could end up being one of the more important ones owner Stephen Ross made in 2013.
When starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill takes the field each week; Miami Dolphins fans are watching something they haven't seen in a long time, a rapidly improving signal-caller taking the team to the next level.
The Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes both improved their record to 3-0 over the weekend, but getting both teams to 4-0 has been quite a challenge in recent years.
The Miami Dolphins are riding high after pulling out a last-second victory over the Atlanta Falcons Sunday evening, but the Fins still have one major area of concern as the head towards a showdown with undefeated New Orleans next Monday.
Now that was a fun weekend of football. The Dolphins are 3-0, yes, the Dolphins are 3-0. The Canes laid a whuppin on Savannah State, like I said. FIU got taken out behind the woodshed by Louisville. There's a sign of apocalypse in the SEC East. And the Marlins need just one more loss to hit 100, you can do it guys! All in the Agenda.
The Miami Dolphins won against Atlanta Falcons 27-23, Sunday, at Sun Life Stadium.
