Dolphins Introduce Chris Grier As New General Manager
There are a lot of changes coming to the Miami Dolphins now that the team's disappointing 2015 campaign has ended.
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There are a lot of changes coming to the Miami Dolphins now that the team's disappointing 2015 campaign has ended.
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.
The joy that Adrian Peterson felt following the Minnesota Vikings' victory over the Green Bay Packers to win the NFC North overshadowed the tightness that the NFL's leading rusher felt in his lower back.
Kirk Cousins wanted to keep the momentum he built late in the season even though the finale was meaningless for the playoff-bound Washington Redskins.
AJ McCarron wasn't at all dismayed at the thought of facing that Steelers defense again. Yeah, the one that made him look so bad in his first significant NFL game.
They're the last team to qualify for the AFC playoffs, but the Pittsburgh Steelers don't care about their seeding.
It could be Peyton Manning starting for the Denver Broncos when they open the playoffs in two weeks.
The Kansas City Chiefs scrapped and fought for more than two months to piece together a franchise-record 10-game winning streak, allowing them to return to the playoffs after a one-year absence.
Just in time for the playoffs, the Seattle Seahawks are looking like a contender again.
The Houston Texans needed a remarkable turnaround to shake off a 2-5 start and win the AFC South title.
The Miami Dolphins season has been over for less than 24 hours but the team is already openly searching for is next head coach.
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.
There are a lot of changes coming to the Miami Dolphins in the months that come.
With a chance to spoil New England's hopes of clinching the AFC's top seed, Dolphins' coach Dan Campbell will have a full roster to throw at Bill Belichick and the mighty Patriots in Week 17.
The days are numbered for Miami Dolphins General Manager Dennis Hickey, according to a report by Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio.
With one game to go and no shortage of drama in the locker room, Dolphins head coach Dan Campbell tries to focus his attention on football, as he looks forward to the offeseason.
While the NFL generally avoided the alarming off-field episodes that plagued it a year ago, the product on the field rarely was memorable.
As a team the Miami Dolphins have had a disappointing 2015 season that came up far below the team's preseason expectations.
Chip Kelly won as Philadelphia Eagles' head coach, and then lost as the team's head of football operations.
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.
New University of Miami football head coach Mark Richt is hoping to rebuild the Hurricanes into the dominant team that they were for almost three decades.
It's been a very rough season for the Miami Dolphins, and that includes issues both on and off the field.
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.
