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The Miami Dolphins struggled to get any semblance of an offense going Friday night against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The struggle will be more difficult after Chad Johnson's alleged antics cost him his job.
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The Miami Dolphins struggled to get any semblance of an offense going Friday night against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The struggle will be more difficult after Chad Johnson's alleged antics cost him his job.
It's been less than 24 hours since Chad Johnson was cut by the Miami Dolphins, but at least one current Dolphins is upset with the way everything happened.
Hmm, the Marlins are still playing, but no one really notices. The NBA is officially in hibernation mode until late September. What can we possibly talk about? Oh, Chad Johnson and the Dolphins quarterbacks. It's all Dolphins today.
Miami Dolphins have decided to part ways with wide receiver Chad Johnson after his weekend arrest on domestic violence charges.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chad Johnson was arrested Saturday night in Davie on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge after police said he head-butted his wife, Evelyn Lozada.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got off to a good start under new coach Greg Schiano, scoring touchdowns on their first two possessions in a 20-7 preseason win over the Miami Dolphins on Friday night.
While much of the hype heading into Miami's first preseason game was on the quarterback position, the projected starter will not play in the game Friday night against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Miami Dolphins teetered on the edge of not being able to be broadcast locally due to poor ticket sales several times last year. Local advertisers came to the Fins' rescue, but a new NFL policy may help the Dolphins avoid a need for that in 2012.
While much of the focus for Friday's night Miami dolphins preseason game will be on rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill; the Dolphins have a starting quarterback who, at least in practice, looks like a winner.
Friday evening on CBS4, the 2012 Miami Dolphins will finally take the field to unveil a new offense, defense, quarterback, and head coach against in-state rival, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
While the quarterback competition has drawn the most interest at training camp for the Miami Dolphins; a battle at cornerback may become the storyline to follow both on the field and on the HBO series, "Hard Knocks."
It's been a long time coming, but HBO, the NFL, and the Miami Dolphins will finally open the curtains to show what life is really like at training camp as the season premiere of HBO's "Hard Knocks" debuts Tuesday night.
Lost amidst the hubbub of a quarterback battle, the Chad Johnson experience, and the Hard Knocks cameras is that Friday night, Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin will be coaching his first NFL game ever.
While it's only the first depth chart of the season, the Miami Dolphins' Monday release of its depth chart began to clear the air on the quarterback situation with the team.
While quarterback has been the focus of much of the attention in the first week of training camp for the Miami Dolphins, the running backs could turn out to be the best thing to happen to the quarterbacks.
There's an old adage in football circles that if you have more than one starting quarterback, you don't have any. The Dolphins are holding an open competition at the quarterback position in training camp and while three are standing right now; one may be out of work soon.
Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill has performed well enough in camp that he got snaps with the first-team offense Thursday.
One of the biggest questions yet to be answered for the Miami Dolphins is who will be under center for the first game of the year. As of now, head coach Joe Philbin said the job remains wide open.
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It's August 1? Man, time is flying this year. FSU lost a dynamic punt returner who also plays cornerback. The Dolphins are back at training camp. And the Marlins still stink. Seems about right for the first day of August!
Just like a bad fungus, we're back after a brutal vacation. So, let's see, the Dolphins are in training camp; the Marlins have mailed it in for the rest of the season; and college football is so close to starting you can taste it. Oh, and Team USA basketball is wreaking havoc in London.
The one area the Miami Dolphins were hoping would be solid in the upcoming season is the defense. The Fins have switched defensive philosophies from the 3-4 to the 4-3 under new coordinator Kevin Coyle and there's little room for error in a stacked AFC East.
Now that the Miami Dolphins have their entire quarterback contingent into training camp, the question again turns to who will be the starting quarterback for Week 1 of the regular season.
On his first training camp snap, Ryan Tannehill rolled to his right and fired a strike to wide receiver Roberto Wallace along the sideline.
Miami coach Joe Philbin has confirmed former Pro Bowl wide receiver Braylon Edwards had a workout with the Dolphins.
