Fins Lose Defensive Coordinator To Falcons
The Miami Dolphins were already in need of a head coach, and now the Fins also need to find a new defensive coordinator.
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The Miami Dolphins were already in need of a head coach, and now the Fins also need to find a new defensive coordinator.
Instead of a sports lead here, I thought it proper to remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He, along with several other pacifist leaders, kept the civil rights movement from descending into chaos; despite facing some of the most vile vitriol and abuse that bigoted people in the South ever could have done.
For the second time in a year, the Miami Dolphins have been left at the altar by a big-name head coach, this time it's Jeff Fisher.
Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart, who was rallying support for frontrunner Mitt Romney Friday, was interrupted during the event by supporters of the Dream Act.
Now that Jeff Fisher has told the Miami Dolphins thanks, but no thanks; the Fins must recover quickly and decide on whom plans b, c, or d may be.
When Jeff Fisher announced Friday afternoon that he was going to coach the St. Louis Rams; it reiterated just how bad the Miami Dolphins organization had fallen in the world of the National Football League.
Wanna-be president Mitt Romney is bringing his campaign to South Florida Thursday.
Former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher continued to keep the St. Louis Rams and Miami Dolphins in limbo Thursday about whether he would accept either teams' head coaching job.
Another night, another Heat loss and LeBron and Wade both failed in the fourth quarter. Plus, it's Jeff Fisher watch, day 13, for the Dolphins. When LeBron bricks a fourth quarter shot, I think of….more sports.
The Miami Dolphins may be in the drivers seat in its quest to land former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher to be the Dolphins' next coach.
While the Miami Dolphins players continue to wait out the coaching carousel; Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is turning his attention to politics and his candidate of choice, Mitt Romney.
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano didn't have to wait long to find a new job and it's one where he can stick it to his former team at least twice a year.
The Miami Dolphins are in desperate need for a quarterback in the upcoming 2012 NFL Draft. Now, the Fins may have a shot at getting that desperately needed "franchise quarterback."
Not to say I told you so, but…I told you so. Alabama erases all doubt who's number one, the Heat prepare for a three game road trip, the Panthers show signs of life, and why a report from a local Oregon television station regarding the Dolphins is false, yet fascinating.
As the Miami Dolphins continue to wait for word to come from Jeff Fisher on whether he will take the head coaching job; the team continued to interview other potential candidates Monday.
The Heat head west young man for a west coast trip; the Panthers come home to lick their wounds, the Dolphins are in hurry up and wait mode, Tebowmania strikes again, and my long-awaited BCS National Championship pick!
Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin has interviewed for the Miami Dolphins coaching job.
The Miami Dolphins had some great play from several players this season, but none of it was enough to earn any Dolphins player a spot on the 2011 AP All-Pro Team.
The Miami Dolphins will continue their head coaching search into the weekend when they will interview Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin.
If you catch the number of that train that just demolished Clemson, let me know. Plus, LeBron scares the daylights out of Heat fans, the Dolphins coaching search continues, and the Panthers hit the ice again tonight.
Former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher spent Wednesday traveling and interviewing for the head coaching position with the St. Louis Rams. But Dolphins fans shouldn't give up on landing Fisher just yet.
Anyone else sick of hearing about Iowa? Luckily we have plenty of….SPORTS! The Heat come back tonight, the Dolphins continue their bumbling coaching search, and why the Orange Bowl should be thrown out of the BCS.
When Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross talked about his next head coach; he said he wanted a big name coach ready to take the team to the next level. Tuesday, the Fins interviewed the biggest head coaching name left, Jeff Fisher.
It's long been assumed that Carl Peterson would eventually take over the Miami Dolphins. After Tuesday's interview with Jeff Fisher, it appears Peterson is already beginning to put his imprint on the Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins rode quarterback Matt Moore to a 6-3 finish in 2011 and could be set at quarterback if the team chooses to draft a franchise quarterback in April.
