Brian Hartline Rumors & News

The Miami Dolphins have had a crazy offseason. The team signed wide receivers Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson, along with tight end Dustin Keller, in free agency. Miami also brought back their leading receiver from last year, re-signing Brian Hartline to a five year contract. The whole passing game is an advantage of ours. -Brian Hartline On Monday, Hartline appeared on NFL AM, discussing the changes around Davie this year, from the logo change to the roster moves. One of the things that caught a lot of headlines was a question posed to Hartline, specifically, is the Dolphins'...

When you hear that a Miami Dolphins player is going to be in the next grouping of the NFL's Top 100 Players, you immediately start trying to guess who it will be. Thursday night, the NFL released players 90-81 in the countdown. Knowing the grouping, and that a Dolphins player is included, players that come to mind in that range are wide receiver Brian Hartline, center Mike Pouncey, running back Reggie Bush, or safety Reshad Jones. Those seem like the talent from the 2012 Miami roster that would rank near the high end of the spectrum. And it was none of them. Instead, it was the cen...

Miami DolphinsCurrent Contracts: 63Unsigned Draft Picks: 1Top 51 Salary Cap Space: $8,263,667 Offense:(31 players) First Second Third Fourth Wide Receiver Brian Hartline Brandon Gibson Rishard Matthews Jeff Fuller Left Tackle Jonathan Martin Jeff Adams Andrew McDonald Left Guard Richie Incognito Chandler Burden Center Mike Pouncey Josh Samuda Right Guard John Jerry Lance Louis Right Tackle Nate Garner Will Yeatman Tight End Dustin Keller Charles Clay Michael Egnew Kyle Miller Wide Receiver Mik...

JEFF IRELAND: Ireland: There's An Adrenaline Rush On Draft DayMonths of preparation can pay huge dividends for Dolphins. DOLPHINS WIDE RECEIVERS: Davone Bess, man on the outs, on the trade block | Miami Dolphins In DepthThe first thing everyone thought when the Dolphins re-signed Brian Hartline and added Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson was that Davone Bess was on the outs. The Dolphins denied it. When coach Joe Philbin was asked if Bess was in... WR Brian Hartline thinks Dolphins have a "championship offense." - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.comDolphins WR Brian Hartline is excite...

This is not an easy pick at this point because the Dolphins have a large number of holes on both sides of the ball. As we all know they have a young QB with potential in Ryan Tannehill and now a pretty solid WR core with Brian Hartline signing and the acquisition of Mike Wallace. Most of us also know that they have had talks with our beloved KC Chiefs Brandon Albert to protect Tannehill since they lost their starting LT Jake Long to the Rams. For this draft I have to assume that is not going to happen in which case they need the best available O-lineman. With the 12th pick, the Dolph...

The Miami Dolphins have added wide receiver Mike Wallace today, signing the former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowler in free agency. The move gives the Dolphins a number one wide receiver alongside Brian Hartline and Davone Bess. Here's a look at the team's potential offensive depth chart following the Wallace signing: Offense (27 Players) First Second Third Fourth Wide Receiver Brian Hartline Rishard Matthews Jeff Fuller Left Tackle Jonathan Martin Jeff Adams Andrew McDonald Left Guard Richie Incognito Chandler Burden Center Mike Pouncey ...

The Miami Dolphins have made their first strike in the NFL’s 2013 free agency period, agreeing to terms with coveted wide receiver Mike Wallace. Wallace will immediately upgrade the Dolphins’ receiving corps, adding speed alongside Brian Hartline and Davone Bess. The deal is done. Mike Wallace agreed to a five year deal with the Miami Dolphins today. The Miami Dolphins have signed free agent wide receiver Mike Wallace today. Wallace was considered the Dolphins' top free agent target this year, and they have landed him. Wallace spent the first four years of his career with the Pittsb...

Oh no, the world is going to end! The Miami Dolphins have blown way too much money on Brian Hartline and Matt Moore. They won't have enough money to be able to do anything else. Dolphins Free Agency 2013: A Look at Miami's Potential Targets A week ago, that seemed to be the sentiment among a section of the Dolphins' fan base. News had come out that Miami had signed wide receiver Hartline to a 5-year, $30.8 million contract, or a little over $6 million per season. Just after that, the news broke that the team had also signed backup quarterback Moore to a 2-year, $8...