Reports: Alex Smith In Negotiations With Fins
Before Dolphins fans commit hari kari after the team lost out on Peyton Manning and Matt Flynn; the team may try to redeem itself by signing a former Urban Meyer quarterback.
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Before Dolphins fans commit hari kari after the team lost out on Peyton Manning and Matt Flynn; the team may try to redeem itself by signing a former Urban Meyer quarterback.
Now that the Miami Dolphins have moved on from Peyton Manning and lost out on free agent quarterback Matt Flynn, there's another name that continues to percolate just below the surface who could be a major draw for Miami.
Peyton Manning chose Denver and Matt Flynn chose Seattle. That means the Miami Dolphins quarterback options are down to Tim Tebow, Matt Moore, and a draft full of quarterbacks not named Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin, III.
Well, based on this weekend's developments, I think it's safe to say that the Miami Dolphins have supplanted the Cincinnati Bengals as being the absolute worst team in the National Football League. Plus, the Heat put some black magic on Orlando and Florida is pulling away in first place.
San Francisco 49ers free agent quarterback Alex Smith has wrapped up his meeting with the Miami Dolphins.
One day after meeting with the Miami Dolphins, Matt Flynn of the Green Bay Packers signed with the Seattle Seahawks.
The Miami Dolphins have been largely kept on the sidelines during the annual free agent spending frenzy due to the salary cap. But unlike a team like several other teams against the salary cap, Miami doesn't have the victories to back up the big spending.
While the Miami Dolphins spent big money to bring back nose tackle Paul Soliai, the defensive line took a big hit Saturday when defensive end Kendall Langford signed on with the St. Louis Rams.
Just a few days after being told by Peyton Manning, "thanks, but no thanks," the Miami Dolphins will welcome free agent quarterback Matt Flynn to the team's facility Saturday and hope to convince him to sign before he leaves Miami.
Now that Peyton Manning is out of the picture; Matt Flynn seems to be the target of the Miami Dolphins' quarterback desires. But even the chase of a former seventh-round draft pick seems to be blowing up in Miami's face.
The Miami Dolphins are officially out of the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, according to NFL Network's Jeff Darlington.
The Miami Dolphins were once thought to be high on the potential list of landing spots for free agent quarterback Peyton Manning. But, as it turns out, that may have never been the case.
As Peyton Manning looks more and more like he's not going to pick the Miami Dolphins, it's beginning to finally dawn on many Fins fans that the team is not in win-now mode, but rather entering another rebuilding phase.
The seemingly never-ending saga that is Peyton Manning's free agency took another turn Wednesday night, but it wasn't a turn that looks to favor the Miami Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins have re-signed massive nose tackle Paul Soliai roughly 24 hours after he became an unrestricted free agent, according to CBS4's Kim Bokamper.
The more the hours continue to tick by; the less it looks like free agent quarterback Peyton Manning is going to be coming to the Miami Dolphins.
When the Miami Dolphins traded star wide receiver Brandon Marshall to the Chicago Bears, most pundits and fans were left stunned. But, a report from the New York Post may explain why the Fins decided to give up on the 28-year-old receiver.
The Heat stunk it up in Orlando last night. The Panthers won to keep a slim lead in the southeast division. But today's agenda is primarily about the Miami Dolphins and NFL free agency.
Remember the excitement over LeBron, Dwayne and Chris, "The Dream Team?" Ho-hum.
While most of the focus for the Miami Dolphins has been on free agent quarterback Peyton Manning; a player who just became a free agent Monday could be the answer to a long festering problem for the Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins have traded All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall to the Chicago Bears in exchange for two third-round picks, according to FoxSports.com's Jay Glazer.
The Miami Dolphins got their chance to make a pitch to free agent quarterback Peyton Manning Monday night over six hours of talks with coach Joe Philbin and offensive coordinator Mike Sherman.
Let the speculation continue as to whether Peyton Manning will be wearing the orange and teal of a Miami Dolphins uniform next season.
