Fins Co-Offensive Coordinator George Godsey Happy To Be Back After Missing Time Over COVID Protocol
Miami is heading to Chicago Tuesday for two days of joint practices with the Bears before a preseason game Saturday afternoon.
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Miami is heading to Chicago Tuesday for two days of joint practices with the Bears before a preseason game Saturday afternoon.
All-Pro cornerback Xavien Howard agreed to a reworked contract with the Miami Dolphins 12 days after he had requested a trade.
Miami Dolphins tight end Adam Shaheen says contact tracing landed him on the COVID-19 reserve list, and he has no intention to get vaccinated.
"We don't want to trade X," said Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores on Friday, commenting the team has no intention of trading disgruntled All-Pro cornerback Xavien Howard despite his desire to play elsewhere.
Three of the four Miami Dolphins players who had been on the COVID-19 reserve list were removed from it Thursday.
DeVante Parker was a welcomed addition to padded practice for the Dolphins. He joined a receiver group that enjoyed a pass happy offense Wednesday afternoon.
Mike Gesicki and two other Miami Dolphins tight ends went on the NFL's COVID-19 reserve list but that's not everyone involved with the team.
Saturday marked the first day of Dolphins training camp open to fans. It also marked the return of cornerback Xavien Howard to camp.
Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard attended training camp on Friday but did practice because of an undisclosed injury.
Day two of Dolphins camp saw Xavien Howard take the field – then quickly leave after warmups.
On the first day of training camp, the Miami Dolphins announced that offensive lineman D.J. Fluker, wide receiver DeVante Parker, and linebacker Elandon Roberts were placed on the active but physically unable to perform list.
The Miami Dolphins will be back on the field on Wednesday for the first day of training camp, but just hours earlier, All-Pro cornerback Xavien Howard requested a trade.
CBS4's Jim Berry, Mike Cugno and Steve Goldstein breakdown the Dolphins defense before Camp Dolphins starts on Wednesday, July 28.
After sitting out mandatory minicamp because he is unhappy with his contract, all-pro cornerback Xavien Howard joined the rest of the Miami Dolphins reporting for training camp Tuesday.
CBS4's Jim Berry, Mike Cugno and Steve Goldstein breakdown the Dolphins offense before Camp Dolphins starts on Wednesday, July 28.
Are you ready for some football? Dolphins Camp 2021 gets underway on Wednesday.
For years the Dolphins chased the Patriots in the AFC East, and now they're chasing the defending division champion Bills.
Cornerback Cre'von LeBlanc signed a one-year contract Friday with the Miami Dolphins, who added depth to their secondary with the status of All-Pro cornerback Xavien Howard in question. Linebacker Shaquem Griffin also signed a one-year deal.
Miami Dolphins training camp is just around the corner but this year, it'll look and feel a lot different for both the players and the fans who come out to support the team.
Miami Dolphins legend and Hall of Famer Jason Taylor is returning to the CBS4 broadcast booth as an analyst for Dolphins preseason broadcasts. He'll be joined in 2021 by Steve Goldstein, who will call play-by-play and former linebacker/defensive end Kim Bokamper, who will continue to serve as the sideline reporter.
On Wednesday, the Miami Dolphins announced the 2021 training camp schedule that will be open to the public.
Dolphins linebacker Jerome Baker signed a 3-year extension and says the $39 million deal helps him inch closer to realizing a dream of becoming a Dolphin for his entire career.
The final day of Dolphins minicamp included a field trip, but attendance was still not 100 percent.
Tua Tagovailoa threw five interceptions in practice on Tuesday. Worse, all those giveaways came with the player who picked off more passes than anyone else in the NFL last season nowhere to be found.
Reigning NFL interception leader Xavien Howard was a no show for the first day of the Miami Dolphins mandatory minicamp.
