Miami Dolphins Rumors & News

Miami Dolphins’ Mike Wallace goes from six-month leases to new lease on life

Miami Herald — Receiver Mike Wallace feels at home and reinvigorated in Miami, where he is hoping to be a spark in an up-tempo offense.

NFL Network's Evans blasts Ireland and Dolphins

Miami Herald — The Dolphins couldn't have expected the rip job that NFL Network analyst and former Miami fullback Heath Evans recently unleashed against general manager Jeff Ireland on WINZ-940's Dolphins-owned radio show.

Team with no questions? I have some

Dolphins In Depth | Miami Herald — A couple of weeks ago, amid the feel-good reflections of the offseason, guard Richie Incognito said the Dolphins had no questions. No, he wasn't suggesting the team is winning a championship in 2013. He was making the point he sees...

Time to raise the bar for Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — The Dolphins have only produced one losing record in 12 seasons the team had a starting quarterback produce an 85-plus passer rating the past three decadesDAVIE — The ball was firing out Ryan Tannehill's hands as if he were playing a game of hot potato.

Losing the Super Bowl vote: It could’ve been worse

The Daily Dolphin | Palm Beach Post — Sun Life Stadium not getting the Super Bowl was bad, but it could've been worse. (AP file photo) By Hal Habib The double-whammy of defeats suffered by South Florida this week for future Super Bowls were via landslide votes of NFL owners. It could have been worse. It may not seem so today, not with the San Francisco Bay Area landing the 2016 game and Houston nailing the 2017 bash, both over South Florida, but years from now, it may become evident that NFL owners did this area a tiny favor. It had been 10 years since a Super Bowl was awarded via first ballot, which requires 24-of-32 votes, a sup...

Dolphins have five TEs but no definitive answer

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Search to solidify the position is big key to offensive successEverybody knows that old football saying that goes something like, “When you have two quarterbacks, you really have none.”

Dolphins four-wide package a big upgrade

Dolphins In Depth | Miami Herald — OTA days don't directly translate to regular season success. Players that look brilliant in shorts sometimes fade in the padded violence of games. But OTA do speak to alignments and the vision of a coaching staff. They do serve to...

Ross: Public-private funding needed to fix stadium

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — In wake of missing out as Super Bowl host, Dolphins' owner stresses that the community benefits from staging big-time events— Steve Ross' grim expression before the Super Bowl finalists made their pitches at Tuesday's NFL meetings was the tipoff.

New Miami Dolphin Brent Grimes could be become cornerstone

Miami Herald — In the Dolphins’ first organized team activities of the year open to the media, new cornerback Brent Grimes showed his impressive athleticism.

Stadium deficiencies sink South Florida's Super Bowl hopes

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — NFL owners signal need for improvements in awarding games to San Francisco (2016) and Houston (2017)The message was clear and poignant about the future of Super Bowls in South Florida:

New-look Dolphins take the field, get acquainted

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — QB Ryan Tannehill begins process of throwing to his new targetsWide receiver Mike Wallace, one of many new faces on the Dolphins, learned something about himself after the team took the field for their three-day OTAs (Organized Team Activities) on Tuesday.

Rookie cornerback Jamar Taylor undergoes hernia surgery

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Jamar Taylor, the cornerback the Dolphins selected in the second round, likely won't be cleared to practice until training campMiami Dolphins cornerback Jamar Taylor has missed the start of the team's Organized Team Activities, but he's got a pretty good excuse.

Reshad Jones claims he won't miss anymore OTA practices Get Dolphins text alerts!

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones would not address his pursuit of a new contract, but this two-year starter did say he plans to attend the rest of Miami's Organized Training Activities.

South Florida snubbed as Super Bowl host

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Aging stadium a deal-breaker as NFL owners pick San Francisco, Houston for Super Bowl L and LISouth Florida is out of the Super Bowl business for the foreseeable future.

Bay Area, Houston beat out Miami for Super Bowls

Dolphins In Depth | Miami Herald — Miami's attempt to host an unprecedented 11th Super Bowl was derailed today when NFL owners awarded Super Bowl 50 to the San Francisco Bay area and Super Bowl 51 to Houston. In deciding against Miami, the owners showed a clear...

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