Report: Branden Albert Plans To Sign With Fins
The Miami Dolphins have holes all along the offensive line, but it appears that the most important position on the line may be filled when free agency kicks off at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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The Miami Dolphins have holes all along the offensive line, but it appears that the most important position on the line may be filled when free agency kicks off at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Tuesday's 4 p.m. opening of free agency in the National Football League will likely see the Miami Dolphins make a big splash when they sign left tackle Branden Albert. But if things play out correctly, it won't be the only big splash the Fins make.
The Miami Dolphins' needs along the offensive line is well known, but the team may be preparing to make a big addition to the team's secondary.
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Most of the focus for the Miami Dolphins and its fans ahead of free agency has been on the offensive and defensive lines. But running back is another position the Dolphins may address either in free agency or in the upcoming 2014 NFL Draft.
If the Miami Dolphins do in fact covet left tackle Eugene Monroe as reports have suggested, it's going to cost the team at least $10 million per season to get him.
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The Miami Dolphins need a lot of help along the offensive line and the first chance to address that need is free agency. While players can't officially sign until March 11, teams can contact free agents starting Saturday.
The Miami Dolphins run defense suffered in 2013 and heading into free agency in 2014 there are as many questions along the defensive front as there are answers, especially at the defensive tackle position.
The sad decline of former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Davone Bess continued to get worse Wednesday when the Cleveland Browns announced they would release the troubled receiver.
With Monday's franchise tag deadline now passed, the Miami Dolphins can get a much better look at the players it can target in unrestricted free agency, which opens up next week.
The Miami Dolphins spent a lot of money in free agency last year at the linebacker position, inking both Dannell Ellerbe and Phillip Wheeler to large contracts. But, both underperformed with the Dolphins this year and the Fins may be looking at replacing one of them with D'Qwell Jackson.
The Miami Dolphins went a long way toward shoring up the secondary Monday when the team re-signed cornerback Brent Grimes to a four-year contract.
Safety might not be at the top of the Miami Dolphins' needs heading into free agency next week, but the team brought in free agent Louis Delmas over the weekend to talk about possibly replacing Chris Clemons.
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The downward spiral of former Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito may have been stopped after a bizarre incident involving his car Thursday
At this point, no news that comes from former Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito is shocking, even when he is taking a baseball bat to a Ferrari. Still, Incognito's reaction to Phoenix Fox affiliate KSAZ added to the oddity of the situation the lineman finds himself in.
The Miami Dolphins are looking to make a splash at left tackle in free agency to allow them to use the draft and other money to fill in the rest of the offensive line. The Fins have been linked to Branden Albert already and now comes word the Fins also "very much like" Eugene Monroe, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
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Every team in the National Football League knows the Miami Dolphins will be looking for a lot of help along the offensive line during free agency. The Fins reportedly are targeting a player the team nearly acquired last year, left tackle Branden Albert.
