Sports Agenda For Friday (4/26/13)
The Heat won again last night, surprise, surprise, surprise. But today's agenda is about one thing and one thing only, the first round of the NFL Draft.
Watch CBS News
The Heat won again last night, surprise, surprise, surprise. But today's agenda is about one thing and one thing only, the first round of the NFL Draft.
The Miami Dolphins already had two big announcements scheduled for Thursday: the team's first round selection in the draft and revealing the team's new logo. But the team has brought out star power for another announcement the team said deals with the Super Bowl.
In the hype surrounding the NFL Draft Thursday, the Miami Dolphins took the opportunity to unveil their new team uniforms.
The Miami Dolphins made a bold move Thursday night in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft by trading with the Oakland Raiders and selecting Oregon defensive end Dion Jordan with the third overall pick.
It's deep in the fourth quarter in the Florida Legislature and the supporters of the bills allowing Miami-Dade County voters to decide whether tourist tax dollars will go to upgrade Sun Life Stadium have gone to a hurry-up offense trying to get the bills passed.
The on again, off again trade talks between the Miami Dolphins and the Kansas City Chiefs for the rights to left tackle Branden Albert were on again as of Thursday morning, according to Steve Wyche of NFL Network.
The NFL Draft is a little more than 24 hours away and business is about to pick up in a major way in the National Football League and for the Miami Dolphins.
It's 24 hours until draft day which means I'll be writing stories that will be denied within minutes today. Plus, the Heat are the cats and the Bucks are the mice. And the Marlins lost, wait, what?
One of the biggest secrets from the Miami Dolphins this week is not only who they will select in the first round of the NFL Draft, but also what will the new uniforms look like?
The Miami Dolphins may be ready to fill the team's open left tackle job with Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert if the teams can agree on draft pick compensation, depending on which NFL insider you want to believe.
The Miami Dolphins haven't tipped their hand as to who they may select in the first round of the NFL Draft starting Thursday night. If you're looking for proof of this, consider the latest news from ESPN's Adam Schefter.
While there is still a lot in flux for the Miami Dolphins as the hours dwindle to the beginning of the 2013 NFL Draft, a new name is starting to emerge as a possible target for the Fins in the first round.
Will Branden Albert become the next left tackle for the Miami Dolphins? That's the question that is officially on the clock for Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland as the NFL Draft approaches on Thursday.
The 2013 NFL Draft will take place this week, so let's take a look at which holes each team in the AFC East needs to fill to have a successful draft.
He's the one person that hasn't been heard from in the push to upgrade Sun Life stadium.
The Miami Dolphins have a hole at left tackle and are reportedly considering trading for Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert, a former first-round pick. The biggest question is would it be that much of an upgrade for the Fins?
The National Football League has released the regular season schedule for the 2013 Miami Dolphins:
The Florida Senate appears poised to pass the bill needed to renovate Sun Life Stadium, but the Florida House is a much different story.
The rumors heading into the 2013 NFL Draft next Thursday are that the Miami Dolphins are considering moving up in the first round to draft one of the elite left tackles available this year, namely Luke Joeckel or Eric Fisher.
The annual NFL Draft is a little more than a week away and trying to figure out what any team is going to do is more difficult than trying to stop New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in the playoffs.
We talk to Miami-Dade Commissioner Esteban Bovo about why he voted "no" to the Dolphins stadium deal.
We take an in-depth look at the deal with Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, and the special election where the deal will be placed before voters.
The Miami Dolphins delivered a check for more than $4 million last Friday to kick off the push for a special election to approve a tax for renovating Sun Life Stadium. Voters who want to be a part of that decision do face an important deadline Monday.
Miami-Dade residents who want to cast their ballots on a special referendum on using tax dollars to fund renovations for Sun Life Stadium but who are not registered to vote have until Monday to do so.
Miami Dolphins CEO Mike Dee smiled as he delivered a small piece of paper today with a big number on it.
