Sparano Survives
It seems Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano won't lose his job after all.
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It seems Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano won't lose his job after all.
The Miami Dolphins are going all out to hire current Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh.
The Miami Dolphins haven't fired Tony Sparano, but they also haven't given him a vote of confidence either as they reach out to other head coaches to gauge their interest.
The Miami Dolphins will make a push to hire Jim Harbaugh to take over the Dolphins and the team has already had multiple conversations with Harbaugh about the position, according to NFL.com.
Ricky Williams finally unleashed his feelings about the Tony Sparano regime with the Miami Dolphins, and it wasn't pretty.
Miami Dolphins fans looking for something to hope for going into the 2011 NFL season, assuming there is one, can take solace in the fact the Dolphins will be drafting in the top half of the 2011 NFL Draft.
Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano looked like a coach who was preparing to lose his job when he met with the media Monday morning.
Sunday's Dolphins loss to the New England Patriots may end in the boot for Dolphin Coach Tony Sparano while Tom Brady and the Patriots are rolling into the playoffs.
A game that means nothing in the standings means plenty to the teams playing in it. The Miami Dolphins want to finish with a .500 record. The New England Patriots want to keep their winning momentum going.
The National Football League has slapped the New York Jets with a $100,000 fine for violating league rules after coach Sal Alosi intentionally tripped Dolphins player Nolan Carroll during a punt return.
According to an Inside the NFL report late Wednesday night, consultant Bill Parcells has convinced Fins owner Stephen Ross to retain Sparano for next year.
Fins owner Stephen Ross has to make the decision on whether to blow up the coaching staff or accept mediocrity.
he Miami Dolphins lost against the Detroit Lions Sunday 34-27, furthering their low home record.
Playing for pride, the Miami Dolphins will suit up against the Detroit Lions Sunday afternoon. The Dolphins were eliminated from the playoffs last Sunday in a loss to Buffalo.
Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham is threatening to go after Ricky Williams if he throws a crackback block on Sunday.
Now that the Miami Dolphins have been eliminated from the playoffs, the team must begin to transition to offseason mode
If you're a Fins phan, well, it's safe to say you're probably used to this by now. The Fins are out of the playoff picture and have already turned their attention to next year.
I have a message to fans of bad sports teams: after watching the Dolphins perform in 2010, I feel your pain.
For the eighth time in nine years, Miami has fallen short of the playoffs, although this season it was more like a headfirst flop.
Just days after he was caught on camera tripping Miami Dolphins cornerback Nolan Carroll, the Jets have suspended assistant coach Sal Alosi indefinitely.
Monday night, the Dolphins signed veteran wide receiver Kevin Curtis to a one-year contract, according to FoxSports.com.
Dolphins cornerback Nolan Carroll was tripped by the New York Jets' strength and conditioning coach on the sideline while covering a punt in the third quarter of Miami's 10-6 victory Sunday.
While fans, NFL insiders, and most in the media have declared that Miami Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington's career is over, he's not so sure.
The Miami Dolphins have already played a game without one of their starting receivers, but now, the Fins could be without starter Brian Hartline for the rest of the season.
Mike Adams' interception set up a short field goal on the final play, and the Cleveland Browns overcame a comedy of errors to beat the Miami Dolphins 13-10 Sunday.
