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A slumping New England team may end up facing a surging Kansas City team.
The Miami Dolphins' disappointing 2015 campaign came to a positive end on Sunday.
When an achy Tom Brady had finished fending off questions about the New England Patriots' desultory regular-season finale, he stepped gingerly off the interview podium, looking a little wobbly as he heads for the playoffs.
It could be Peyton Manning starting for the Denver Broncos when they open the playoffs in two weeks.
While the Dolphins should feel good about the fact that they closed out the year with a win that prevented the Patriots from clinching the top seed in the AFC playoffs, the fact that they face an offseason filled with uncertainty leaves them with a bittersweet feeling.
A frustrating season for the Miami Dolphins ended on a positive note on Sunday at Sun Life Stadium.
A long and frustrating season for the Miami Dolphins will come to an end on Sunday against a division rival.
The days are numbered for Miami Dolphins General Manager Dennis Hickey, according to a report by Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio.
When training camp began back in the late summer of 2015, there was a lot of optimism from fans and media members surrounding South Florida's local football team.
In the final week of the regular season, Chris Simms of CBS Sports says that there may be some interesting decisions made by playoff-bound teams in the AFC.
Looking to sweep the season series from their old rivals, the New England Patriots travel to the Sunshine State for a Week 17 showdown with the hated Miami Dolphins.
CBS Sports' "The NFL Today" studio analyst Boomer Esiason talks two big games in Week 16 and what's at stake for those in the playoffs.
NFL on CBS analyst Rich Gannon gave his thoughts on three Week 15 games, all of which have playoff implications, and how teams may fare.
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It may have only been a Week 10 game for the Miami Dolphins but their five-loss record left the team in desperate need of a victory.
The Giants went nose to nose with the Patriots, the NFL's best team. They could've and should've won, but they didn't.
Running backs DeMarco Murray and Ryan Mathews look to exploit one of the league's worst rush defenses when the Philadelphia Eagles vie for their fourth win in five outings on Sunday against the visiting Miami Dolphins.
The Giants are a sort of kryptonite for the favored Patriots. So a Giants win shouldn't come as a surprise.
The Miami Dolphins will look to get their season back on track when they conclude a three game road trip on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Dan Campbell honeymoon seems to be over in Miami as the Dolphins have now dropped two straight games, looking pretty bad in divisional losses to the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills.
Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo was promoted a month ago, and the hours at work remain lousy, as his wife and three kids can attest.
Former NFL player Aaron Hernandez will not attend trial in Miami for a civil lawsuit seeking damages after a former friend was shot in the face.
Now that the Miami Dolphins have undergone a reality check also known as playing at New England, they can resume their chase for a wild-card berth.
Can the Miami Dolphins still cling to a Wildcard berth in the AFC?
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