Wallace, Clemons, Pouncey Active For Dolphins Vs. Falcons
Atlanta Falcons receivers Julio Jones and Roddy White are active for Sunday's game at Miami after being listed as questionable this week.
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Atlanta Falcons receivers Julio Jones and Roddy White are active for Sunday's game at Miami after being listed as questionable this week.
The undefeated Miami Dolphins are confident, yet cautious, knowing that sustaining their early success likely won't be easy over the next three games.
Miami will be trying to equal the franchise's best start in 11 seasons against Atlanta Falcons in Sunday's home opener. However, because injuries are part of the game, there's no shortage of banged up Fins heading into week 3.
The Miami Dolphins will be without a huge piece in the middle of its defense when the Atlanta Falcons come to town on Sunday.
It was a big day for students who are rising stars. The Miami Dolphins surprised them with scholarships and grants.
Much was made about the dramatic transformation the Miami Dolphins went through in the offseason. But another team is using the draft and free agency to load up on young talent to make a run through the AFC for the next few years, the Indianapolis Colts.
The Miami Dolphins are riding high after a 2-0 start ahead of the team's home opener on Sunday. But there's at least one area where the Dolphins need to make some major improvement: protecting quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
There was a major addition to the injury list Wednesday afternoon for the Miami Dolphins: quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
CBS4 News and the new CEO of the Miami Dolphins teamed up Tuesday night to register riders who will take to South Florida roads in November for the annual Dolphin Cycling Challenge.
The Atlanta Falcons have already lost two defensive starters and may lose another if cornerback Asante Samuel can't play Sunday. The Miami Dolphins, Atlanta's next opponent, are also facing injury issues of their own.
The NFL makes an idiotic decision regarding the Super Bowl. The Dolphins offense may be able to take advantage of the Falcons' defense. The Marlins are on pace to reach near record stink. My Heisman list after the first three weeks. Plus what I would do at the University of Texas, all in the agenda.
The Atlanta Falcons will visit Sun Life Stadium for the Miami Dolphins home opener this Sunday, but will be without two key defensive contributors.
When Miami Dolphins tight end Dustin Keller went down with a serious knee injury during the preseason; the tight end position once again became a position of concern for the Dolphins and its fans.
The Marlins are a mess, gee I'm shocked. The Dolphins are quickly catching the attention of the national media, but still not getting much respect. The Panthers are back on the ice, yes, as in hockey. The Bucs and Jaguars are flat out awful. All that and a special comment on the DC shooting in the agenda.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland made getting after quarterbacks a priority in the offseason with multiple acquisitions. So far, the plan is working, but a different problem could sack the Fins' potential special season.
The Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars are on opposite ends of the state and both are going in opposite directions in the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins finished off the Indianapolis Colts in a fitting fashion for a team built to rush the quarterback, by sacking Andrew Luck on fourth down.
Ryan Tannehill threw for 319 yards and one touchdown Sunday, and the Dolphins defense held off yet another Colts' comeback bid for a 24-20 victory.
Andrew Luck spent much of his rookie season lacking adequate protection, forcing the Indianapolis Colts to invest in a revamped offensive line in hopes of keeping their franchise quarterback safe.
After reporting 10 players in this week's injury report, not only will the Miami Dolphins have to contend with Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts, but also plenty of aching bodies.
The Miami Dolphins have plenty to play for when the team travels to Indianapolis to play the Colts. The Fins will be looking for revenge from last year's loss, looking to get to 2-0 ahead of a very tough stretch of games, and to keep pace with the New England Patriots in the win-loss column.
Thousands of bike riders will take to South Florida roads in November for the Dolphins Cycling Challenge.
When Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck looks across the line of scrimmage and sees Miami Dolphins defensive end Dion Jordan ready to come after him, he may get a feeling of déjà vu.
Well, the University of Alabama had a bomb dropped on it yesterday, yet people don't seem to care? Mark Sanchez is done with the New York Jets, they should be happy. The Heat brought back…Michael Beasley? Marlins rookie Jose Fernandez went out with a bang last night. And my picks of the week.
