Miami Dolphins Looking Strong And Healthy For Season Opener
While a couple starters have been limited in practice this past week, it looks like the majority of the players on the field against the Houston Texans will be familiar faces.
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While a couple starters have been limited in practice this past week, it looks like the majority of the players on the field against the Houston Texans will be familiar faces.
Can the Dolphins score a W against the Texans at Reliant Stadium Sunday? Only time will tell, but Texans starting quarterback Matt Schaub won't be holding back.
Coming into the 2012 regular season, the Miami Dolphins secondary was supposed to be one of the strengths of the team. But after trading veteran Vontae Davis to the Indianapolis Colts, a position of strength has turned into a possible weakness.
The Miami Dolphins open the regular season against a very tough Houston Texans defense and are doing so with an offensive line may feature a guard who almost ate himself off the team and a left tackle who may not be 100 percent.
Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill had a tall enough task just winning the starting quarterback job in training camp. Now that he's accomplished that, the job will get monumentally tougher as his first opponent will be coached by one of the top defensive coordinators in the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins offensive line looked to be in pretty good shape coming out of training camp with all five of the lineman having played together for most of the time. But Tuesday, the line suffered the loss of a veteran that threw the entire line into flux.
Well, the Dolphins finally released David Garrard…can they finally admit they are going to really, really suck this year? The Marlins best player continues to get better. And my NFL picks of the week, seeing as how the season starts tonight!
David Garrard has gone from being the starting quarterback of the Miami Dolphins heading into Week 1 of the preseason to out of work just before the start of the regular season.
The Miami Dolphins need help at several key positions, but unlike some NFL franchises, the Dolphins don't have the salary cap space to make many moves that could make a major impact.
A heckuva weekend of college football with a definitive statement on who is the number 1 team in the country and now it's time for the NFL to get rolling. Football season is fully launched as of Thursday!
Big moves on Saturday for the Miami Dolphins. First they were awarded four players off waivers: wide receiver Anthony Armstrong, linebacker Sammy Brown, safety Troy Nolan and cornerback RJ Stanford.
Today is the day that dreams are smashed and made in the NFL as teams cut their rosters down to 53 players from the previous level of 75. The Miami Dolphins have been busy Friday morning making their cuts to prepare for the regular season.
The seemingly unending pipeline of exchanging bad players between the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins continued Thursday night when the Fins sent the Cowboys a reserve offensive lineman.
Not a lot of time for much this busy Friday, so we'll get to some picks and today is cutdown day for the Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins are in desperation mode for help at the wide receiver position and are bringing in a player who may not have the best memories of time he spent in Miami.
Miami Dolphins fans came into the preseason hoping that the team was finally on the right track and ready to win games. After four preseason games, those hopes have been dashed and a very long regular season is looming for the team and its fans.
The Miami Dolphins secondary came under increased scrutiny this week after the team traded away star cornerback Vontae Davis. The team's cover corners responded by wilting under the pressure of facing the Dallas Cowboys' bench players.
The Miami Dolphins didn't just have problems on the field Wednesday night against the Dallas Cowboys, they also had problems leaving Dallas.
College football is back tonight baby!!! The Dolphins hit a jet last night, which was the first time a Jet has connected with anything this preseason! The Dolphins still stink. And the Marlins, well, are the Marilns.
Orie Lemon returned an interception 26 yards for a touchdown, No. 3 running back Phillip Tanner had a 1-yard score and the Dallas Cowboys finished their preseason with a 30-13 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday night.
The football season has begun but for those who aren't as familiar with the hard, hitting sport, CBS4 is giving you a crash course. The teacher? Miami Dolphin's running back, Reggie Bush. CBS4's Vanessa Borge spoke to the football star to learn a thing or two about the game.
The Miami Dolphins can ill afford to lose any of their few impact players for any length of time, but that may be the case after All-Pro left tackle Jake Long went down with a knee injury in practice Monday night.
The air is still thick with humidity from the passing of Tropical Storm Isaac, but football season is just 48 hours away from officially getting underway. Thank God too because I don't think I could watch another Dolphins preseason game or Marlins regular season game!
There's an old joke that can be changed to fit any team that said, "What's the best way to keep X team out of your yard? Put up goal posts." That joke fits perfectly to the 2012 version of the New York Jets.
Matt Barkley, Barkevious Mingo, Robert Woods, and Star Lotulelei are the names Miami Dolphins fans should try to start learning because those are the players at the top of the 2013 NFL Draft.
