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The soap opera that is the Miami Dolphins continued to take more turns late Thursday and into Friday morning.
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The soap opera that is the Miami Dolphins continued to take more turns late Thursday and into Friday morning.
The clock on the Sun Life Stadium bill in the Florida Legislature is deep in the fourth quarter and the Miami Dolphins have just 48 hours to get a vote out of the House, which has a major traffic jam of bills as of Wednesday.
The Florida House of Representatives started work Wednesday the exact same way they ended work on Tuesday, with a robotic computer program reading every word of every bill at the request of House Democrats.
The Miami Dolphins have relented on their pitch for renovations to Sun Life Stadium and will send the issue to the voters to decide whether any public money will be used. But ahead of a planned Monday press conference, time will be short to get the issue on a ballot.
Paul Tagliabue affirmed Roger Goodell's findings in the Saints bounty case but, in a stunning turn of events, vacated all player discipline handed out to Jonathan Vilma (one year), Anthony Hargrove, Scott Fujita and Will Smith.
Super Bowl action may be coming back to South Beach.
When the Cleveland Browns take on the Baltimore Ravens Thursday night the game will be officiated by regular NFL referees.
We've got replacement referee fail; Miami Marlins' annual fail; Dolphins fail; no NHL; but at least the Heat are starting training camp on Saturday. Plus, I answer a question posited by Jorge Sedano on what has Roger Goodell ever accomplished?
Just when the anger and complaints from a weekend of contempt toward replacement officials couldn't get any hotter, a disputed call trumps it all.
An appeals panel has overturned the suspensions of four New Orleans Saints players for their role in the alleged bounty case where players were rewarded for intentionally injuring opponents, according to SI.com's Jim Trotter.
The National Football League dropped the discipline hammer on the New Orleans Saints for the team's bounty program which rewarded players for hits that knocked out other players or forced them to be carted off the field.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross joined 30 fellow owners in approving a deal negotiated between the players' trade association and the NFL to end the more than 120 day lockout. Then the players decided to throw on the brakes for a new NFL season starting on time.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison opened up with both barrels on teammates and Roger Goodell in a new article in Men's Journal. Harrison unleashed a tirade that has electrified social media since it was released Wednesday.
Miami Dolphins fans hoping to see football this season may have been just handed an audible by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The appellate court overruled a lower court's judge's ruling lifting the NFL lockout, meaning the lockout is legal.
The Miami Dolphins have plenty of holes left on the squad, but the team remains in a holding pattern as the league and the players association continue to try and iron out a new collective bargaining agreement.
In a public show of unity, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL Players Association chief DeMaurice Smith took questions in a joint appearance at an NFLPA for NFL rookies.
Miami Dolphins players, fans, and the team continue to sit and wait as the NFL lockout continues to grind on. But, there continues to be light at the end of the tunnel as negotiators are still meeting to end the four month work stoppage.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, and his 31 fellow team owners, are in Chicago looking to come to some agreement that will give NFL commissioner Roger Goodell room to finally get a new collective bargaining agreement with NFL players.
A deal seems to be in sight to end the lockout between the NFL owners and the NFL players. If a deal can be struck, it would mean the NFL could open for business and start free agency and other off-season programs as soon as possible.
NFL owners and their locked-out players are talking again.
While the NFL will remain the most popular sport in the country, regardless of when the lockout ends; there are cracks starting to show in the professional football fan base.
Auburn quarterback Cam Newton is the first pick of the 2011 NFL draft, going to the Carolina Panthers.
As the court system continues to grind ahead in the lawsuit between the players and the owners, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell took to the Wall Street Journal to issue a stark warning about what could happen if no agreement is put together.
After spending the last 16 days in mediated talks, the National Football League appears headed towards the first work stoppage since 1987.
The National Football League and the NFL Players Association continued to step away from the brink of disaster Friday when both sides extended collective bargaining negotiations until next Friday.
