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After two straight weeks of heartbreaking losses, the Miami Dolphins finally got into the win column on Sunday by knocking off the Cincinnati Bengals, 17-13. It was a game the Fins needed and one that left Miami looking like the second-best team in the AFC East.
Man what a weekend of football. We learned a lot this weekend, including: FSU isn't back, Missouri is in WAY over their heads in the SEC, Alabama is that good, the Dolphins are better than we think, and the AFC East, outside of the Patriots, is just awful. All that and more in the agenda!
Reshad Jones intercepted Andy Dalton's overthrown pass at midfield with 1:22 left on Sunday, preserving a 17-13 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals that ended two weeks of miserable, last-minute finishes for the Dolphins.
Even with rookie Ryan Tannehill under center for Miami (1-3), the Bengals could face a stiff test against a Dolphins squad that ranks ninth in the league in total offense (397.0 yards per game) and averages 21.5 points.
The Dolphins are excited to have Reggie Bush healthy again but they're disappointed that one of their best corners in Richard Marshall will not see action on Sunday.
The record may not show it, but the Miami Dolphins have improved each week on both sides of the ball and look like they may have a legitimate starting quarterback in Ryan Tannehill.
Miami seeks to bounce back after suffering back-to-back overtime losses
The Marlins season is mercifully over. A former Marlins player becomes a triple crown winner. Why the Marlins still suck. Injury update on the Dolphins and my college football picks. All in the agenda today.
The Dolphins add some wide receiver help that I think may be a big help. The biggest news out of Heat camp is D-Wade leaving Team Jordan. The Marlins Park failure. Plus, I get called on the carpet for being disingenuous about the Marlins yesterday.
The Miami Dolphins wide receiving corps seemed to be turning a corner last weekend against the Arizona Cardinals. But, the Dolphins have been in the market for help at receiver and finally addressed the problem by signing Jabar Gaffney Tuesday.
The Miami Dolphins are recovering from a second-straight heartbreaking loss in overtime Monday. The team lost in overtime to the undefeated Arizona Cardinals thanks to a turnovers, but had plenty to be happy about from the quarterback position.
Sometimes a franchise can take something from a loss that in the long-term may be much better than a single victory. For the Miami Dolphins, that day was Sunday in the team's 24-21 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
Holy calendar Batman it's October! So let's see what did we have this weekend…FSU struggled before pulling away. UM snatches victory from the jaws of defeat. Mizzou clawed out a victory over UCF (yikes). The Dolphins play phenomenal, until the end of the game. And some news on the Heat that is not so good.
Jay Feely kicked a 46-yard field goal 6:31 into overtime to keep the Arizona Cardinals unbeaten with a wild 24-21 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
The Arizona Cardinals' defense has led the way during the team's best start in 38 years, and that unit might get a big boost this week.
Both Miami and Arizona have key players whose absence due to injuries will impact the outcome in their Week 4 showdown.
Miami is facing off against its toughest opponent since Week 1 when it visits Arizona on Sunday.
If it was up to Reggie Bush, he'd be in uniform and in the starting lineup against the Arizona Cardinals. But, that decision has yet to be made by Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin.
Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush, the NFL's second-leading rusher, is expected to undergo an MRI Monday after he suffered a knee injury in Sunday's Dolphins loss against the New York Jets at Sun Life Stadium.
New York Jets All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis will not play again in 2012 after Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Revis tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the second half of the game.
Nick Folk received a reprieve when his blocked field-goal attempt was negated by a timeout, and his second try was a successful 33-yarder with 6:04 left, giving the New York Jets a 23-20 overtime victory over the Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins running back Reggie Bush limped off the field with 23 seconds left in the first half of Miami's game against the New York Jets on Sunday with an apparent left knee injury.
While the Miami Dolphins hope their first victory is the beginning of a much-needed turnaround for the storied franchise, the New York Jets hope their latest setback is something that won't be too hard for them to improve upon.
Miami has a few minor injuries to overcome, but the Jets potential inactives could be key factors in Sunday's matchup.
The Miami Dolphins and New York Jets are bitter enemies and set to play this weekend at Sun Life Stadium and thanks to some last minute ticket sales, the game will be broadcast exclusively on CBS4 this Sunday.
