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Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre and Michael Corleone share one thing in common, "Just when I thought I was out…they pull me back in." For Miami Dolphins fans, they better hope the Fins take a different approach with Favre than the Corleone family did with Michael.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne has grown tired of hearing the fans' chants and constant speculation about his job security. He's been under center for the Fins for just one full season, but Fins fans dislike him and want a replacement.
Well, it looks like the NFL's league year could start by the end of the day Thrusday. That means all of the brouhaha surrounding the lockout are officially over!!! Also, Tim Tebow has a defender, who has a BIG spot in Miami sports, and the first college football poll comes out today!!!!
During Monday night's open practice at Sun Life Stadium, fans began chanting every time quarterback Chad Henne made an errant pass. The chant was "We Want Orton," but head coach Tony Sparano had a message to send back to fans Wednesday.
Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano confirmed Wednesday the team has moved Vernon Carey to the right guard position along the offensive line. Carey had just returned to the team after missing Monday's practice for personal reasons.
Miami Dolphins right tackle Vernon Carey rejoined the team Wednesday after missing the last practice after he was asked to take a pay cut to stay with the team, according to the Palm Beach Post.
The Miami Dolphins want to add more pieces to their roster for 2011, but need more salary cap room. So, the Fins have turned to their offensive line for some salary cap relief.
The Miami Dolphins move away from Ronnie Brown was completed Tuesday afternoon when he agreed to a contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Miami Dolphins quarterback continues to have a tough time trying to establish himself as the starter for the Fins. The latest dust-up came during Monday night's open practice at Sun Life Stadium.
The Marlins rode the BIG bat of Mike Stanton to a victory last night, there's more football fun than a barrel of monkeys, and there are still 11 teams who have roughly $20 million in cap space after as free agency continues…and there's a common theme among those teams.
More than ten thousand Fins fans filled the stands at Sun Life Stadium Monday night to watch the Miami Dolphins first full-contact practice.
While top young talent like tight end Zach Miller aren't being called, the Miami Dolphins have decided to give another team's trash a new contract. The Dolphins have signed veteran offensive tackle Marc Colombo.
Despite being an offensive line expert, the Fins have had problems on the interior of the offensive line ever since head coach Tony Sparano came to Miami.
The Miami Dolphins' most talented offensive player remains on the sidelines as the team begins its first full week of training camp.
Former Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Terrelle Pryor remains in limbo with the NFL. Pryor is seeking to be included a NFL Supplemental Draft, but so far, despite his agent's prognostications, Pryor has to sit.
The Miami Dolphins continue to look at some minor tweaks to their roster and are looking at a former Pro Bowler to help along the offensive line.
There were several things going on over the weekend, but to me, the biggest story is Brandon Marshall's revelation. It explains so much of what has happened to the receiver over the years, and we'll get more into that later. Plus, the Fins rookies are in camp, the Marlins finally beat Hotlanta, and are the Fins any closer to the Jets and Patriots?
After years of struggling with a personal problem, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall has revealed that he has been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
The Miami Dolphins have picked up a defensive lineman from the Broncos.
After missing two days of practice in training camp, the Miami Dolphins have signed Mike Pouncey.
A person familiar with the negotiations says veteran linebacker Kevin Burnett has agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins as a replacement for Channing Crowder.
Channing Crowder isn't a distant memory for the Dolphins, but they may already be targeting his replacement.
The Miami Dolphins acquired running back Reggie Bush Thursday, and Friday, the team signed his backfield mate, rookie Daniel Thomas.
After months of waiting, the Miami Dolphins are set to finally strap on the pads and hit the practice field Friday morning. The Dolphins first practice will have Chad Henne under center, but that could change at any time.
