Jets Not Ready For Tebow Time...Yet
New York Jets fans have had enough of quarterback Mark Sanchez and it may finally be Tebow time in the Big Apple.
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New York Jets fans have had enough of quarterback Mark Sanchez and it may finally be Tebow time in the Big Apple.
The Dolphins took the Jets to school yesterday and beat them like a government mule. The University of Miami came out with a win against the Bye (just kidding). Alabama is that good. Florida, not so much. Duke's bubble burst. All that and more in the agenda.
Matt Moore stepped in for an injured Ryan Tannehill and the Miami Dolphins didn't miss a beat, rolling past the New York Jets 30-9 for their third straight victory.
A pair of injuries to star players marred the last meeting between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins. It's been five weeks, but the emotions from that matchup are still lingering.
Next up in a week filled with trash talk: Antonio Cromartie.
Miami will only be missing CB Richard Marshall this Sunday due to injury, which is a far contrast from the Jets who could be without more than four of their key players.
The Jets currently hold the tiebreaker over Miami in the AFC East. But the Dolphins could even it up with a road-win on Sunday.
The verbal jabs from the New York Jets on Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush continued to ratchet up Wednesday as several Jets said Bush will remember their name.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan apologized for his comments about Reggie Bush before the last game against the Miami Dolphins, but now Ryan wants Bush to apologize for his comments about injured New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis.
When the officials of the Miami Dolphins versus New York Jets game on Sunday throw a penalty flag, it's going to look a little different than it typically does.
Coming off a bye week, the Miami Dolphins are just behind the New England Patriots in the AFC East. The Dolphins can take a big jump towards the top of the division if they can knock of the New York Jets in New York on Sunday.
The matchups between the Titans and Bills and the Patriots against the Jets could have very serious season-ending implications for the Miami Dolphins who are on a bye for Week 7.
Miami Dolphins linebacker Koa Misi has pleaded no contest to felony battery and paid $42,000 to a Santa Barbara County resident he punched in the face.
Miami didn't have high expectations starting the season with a rookie quarterback. But solid performances by several unexpected players, including Ryan Tannehill, have put the Dolphins in the playoff picture.
Miami starting safeties Reshad Jones and Chris Clemons may become household names by the end of the season after flying under the radar for so long.
The Miami Dolphins have a quality starting quarterback on the bench, but are needy at wide receiver. The Kansas City Chiefs have a star receiver, but no quarterback worth starting on the roster.
Super Bowl 50 or Super Bowl L, has a nice ring to it doesn't it. Guess what South Florida, be ready to pony up some big cash for it or it's heading to the left coast. The Dolphins have a major problem with their backup running back. The NHL puts the puck back below the red line of the players.
It's not often that a team outgained 462-192 comes out ahead when the final gun sounds, but that's just what the Miami Dolphins managed to do on Sunday. Between failed red-zone chances and bad field goal kicking, Miami escaped with a 17-14 win over St. Louis.
Man, the Dolphins played terribly yesterday and still came out ahead. Not bad, not too bad at all. UM continued its defensive woes and now will welcome in a Florida State team…more after the jump. And who will win tonight, all in the agenda.
Ryan Tannehill threw two touchdown passes and the Miami Dolphins withstood a late rally by the St. Louis Rams to win 17-14 Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins are looking for their second win of the season when they take on the St. Louis Rams on Sunday afternoon at Sun Life Stadium.
Dolphins rookie running back Lamar has another opportunity to prove he's the real deal when the Dolphins play host to the Rams on Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins may be about to get a boost in the wide receiving corps as newly signed Jabar Gaffney may be ready to make his Dolphins debut Sunday against the St. Louis Rams.
Miami faces off against a fiery Rams team which upset the previously unbeaten Cardinals in Week 5.
The Miami Dolphins run defense has been one of the biggest revelations this season for the team. After shutting down some of the league's elite runners, the St. Louis Rams come to town Sunday with another one of the NFL's best rushers in Steven Jackson.
