Dolphins Need A Victory In Cincinnati
The record may not show it, but the Miami Dolphins have improved each week on both sides of the ball and look like they may have a legitimate starting quarterback in Ryan Tannehill.
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The record may not show it, but the Miami Dolphins have improved each week on both sides of the ball and look like they may have a legitimate starting quarterback in Ryan Tannehill.
Miami seeks to bounce back after suffering back-to-back overtime losses
The Arizona Cardinals' defense has led the way during the team's best start in 38 years, and that unit might get a big boost this week.
Both Miami and Arizona have key players whose absence due to injuries will impact the outcome in their Week 4 showdown.
Miami is facing off against its toughest opponent since Week 1 when it visits Arizona on Sunday.
If it was up to Reggie Bush, he'd be in uniform and in the starting lineup against the Arizona Cardinals. But, that decision has yet to be made by Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin.
Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush, the NFL's second-leading rusher, is expected to undergo an MRI Monday after he suffered a knee injury in Sunday's Dolphins loss against the New York Jets at Sun Life Stadium.
Nick Folk received a reprieve when his blocked field-goal attempt was negated by a timeout, and his second try was a successful 33-yarder with 6:04 left, giving the New York Jets a 23-20 overtime victory over the Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins running back Reggie Bush limped off the field with 23 seconds left in the first half of Miami's game against the New York Jets on Sunday with an apparent left knee injury.
While the Miami Dolphins hope their first victory is the beginning of a much-needed turnaround for the storied franchise, the New York Jets hope their latest setback is something that won't be too hard for them to improve upon.
Miami looks to take down its AFC East rival when the Jets visit Sun Life Stadium on Sunday.
After running for a career high 26 times for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns, Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush has been named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week.
For the first time in both of their careers, Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill and head coach Joe Philbin picked up an NFL victory Sunday. The victory marked a return to the running game the Fins had avoided and a solid defensive effort against the Oakland Raiders.
Reggie Bush happily hurled the ball into the stands as he skipped across the end zone grass, then matched the crowd's cheers with a scream of his own.
The Miami Dolphins are looking to rebound after losing in Week 1 to a good Houston Texans by trying to knock off the Oakland Raiders. The Dolphins will be playing for the first time in front of a home crowd, which will be the home debut of rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Perhaps Ryan Tannehill will fare better at home. Last Sunday, in his debut as the starting quarterback for the Dolphins, he faltered on the road, passing for 219 yards with three interceptions and no touchdowns.
Miami Dolphins fans came into the preseason hoping that the team was finally on the right track and ready to win games. After four preseason games, those hopes have been dashed and a very long regular season is looming for the team and its fans.
The football season has begun but for those who aren't as familiar with the hard, hitting sport, CBS4 is giving you a crash course. The teacher? Miami Dolphin's running back, Reggie Bush. CBS4's Vanessa Borge spoke to the football star to learn a thing or two about the game.
Matt Barkley, Barkevious Mingo, Robert Woods, and Star Lotulelei are the names Miami Dolphins fans should try to start learning because those are the players at the top of the 2013 NFL Draft.
The focus on the Miami Dolphins in training camp has been on the quarterback battle, but what could be the quarterback's biggest aid this year, a strong running game, has been largely silent in the preseason.
Big names dominate fantasy football drafts, but often don't pay off. Check out these reaches and sleepers to get an edge.
More than two years after the University of Southern California was hit with major sanctions due to improper actions with running back Reggie Bush, the Miami Dolphins back has returned his 2005 Heisman Trophy.
Friday evening on CBS4, the 2012 Miami Dolphins will finally take the field to unveil a new offense, defense, quarterback, and head coach against in-state rival, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
While quarterback has been the focus of much of the attention in the first week of training camp for the Miami Dolphins, the running backs could turn out to be the best thing to happen to the quarterbacks.
The Miami Dolphins' new look offense won't be revealed for a few more months, but the team is still looking at players to plug in that new offense.
