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The Miami Dolphins descent to the nadir of professional football isn't complete yet. But if the Dolphins were hoping that former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher would rescue the franchise; they may be out of luck.
After the Miami Dolphins' latest loss, bringing their season record to 0-7; the team continues to be in a great position to win the Suck for Luck sweepstakes.
Well, let's see, we can choose from the Dolphins continuing to suck it up, the U continuing to stink it up, UF choking again, the NBA players proving they are idiots, or the Panthers will have a winning record in October…wait, what?
The winless Miami (0-7) Dolphins maintain a perfect record - for losses. Eli Manning threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Victor Cruz with 5:58 to play and the New York Giants barely avoided a post-bye letdown with a 20-17 victory that might put more pressure on embattled Dolphins coach Tony Sparano.
The winless Miami Dolphins head to New York Sunday trying to end their season-long losing streak against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
The Miami Dolphins are set to honor the memory of Jim Mandich and help UM's Sylvester Cancer Center with the second annual Dolphins Cycling Challenge.
The winless Miami Dolphins head to New York Sunday trying to end their season-long losing streak against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
It's an honor that means you've hit worldwide infamy; and now, Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is the latest to receive an animation from Taiwan based Next Media Animation.
The rumors have been circling around Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano's job security all season. Now, CBS4 has confirmed that Sparano's Broward County home has been placed up for sale.
Understanding the "Suck for Luck" sweepstakes is easy to see from the fans side, yet easy to understand that it's quite a different story for the players on the 2011 Miami Dolphins.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher has been approached by intermediaries for the Miami Dolphins about taking over the collapsing franchise, according to cbssports.com.
The Miami Dolphins are now beyond desperate at the quarterback position. The Dolphins announced Tuesday that they have signed J.P. Losman and placed Sage Rosenfels on reserve/non-football illness list.
Guh. That's about all I can say about football in the state of Florida. Frankly it sucks harder than an Electrolux. Plus, the NBA may as well cancel the whole season, and conference realignment is still on hold while my beloved Mizzou Tigers make their decision.
The suck for Luck campaign is well underway, but it's not going to be easy for Miami because the Fins have some serious competition for being the worst team in the NFL.
After having a night to reflect on his team's complete failure to close out a win against the Denver Broncos; Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano talked to the media in a humble tone.
To say Dolphins fans are upset Monday would be a gross understatement, based on what fans told CBS4 and AM 790 The Ticket. Fans took to the CBSMiami Facebook page throughout Sunday night and Monday morning to express their dismay.
Could casino resorts be just what Florida needs to boost the bottom line? Miami-Dade state Rep. Erik Fresen and state Senator Ellyn Bogdanoff are betting on it.
Every football fan and observer knows that head coach Tony Sparano is not going to be the Miami Dolphins head coach sooner or later. But when he's let go, the question is, what now?
In the realm of NFL failures, the Miami Dolphins reached a level never before seen since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger on Sunday.
As fans entered Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens early Sunday afternoon, it was hard to tell if they were headed to an NFL or college football game. "Driving down the highway it felt like I was going to a Gator home game," said Big 105 radio deejay Paul Castronovo. "It was surreal."
A nail-biter overtime loss mean it's 0-6 for the Miami Dolphins. For 54 minutes, Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos couldn't score. Then they couldn't be stopped.
Miami Dolphins free safety Reshad Jones is inactive for the game against Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos.
A few more casinos may be popping up across South Florida, specifically near the Miami Dolphins Stadium and the Miami Beach Convention Center, should Florida lawmakers approve a landmark expansion of gambling.
Count Miami Dolphins linebacker Karlos Dansby as one of the many members of the Fins who are sick of hearing about the Suck for (Andrew) Luck movement.
