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Bess makes right moves with Twitter mess
The Internet and popularity of social networks are changing the way that sports journalism is reported. ESPN has made a habit of showing Twitter messages (also known as Tweets) of NBA players on its homepage. So, it's no surprise that a few idiots in the world have deci ... |
Dolphins will get noticed in entertaining AFC East
The NFC East has been called The Beast for quite some time because of the talent its teams possess. If offseason moves are any indication, though, the AFC East may soon be the king of the jungle known as the NFL.
Every team in the division improved or added players who ... |
Nothing to see here with Davis incident
A quick note to anyone worrying about the recent arrest of Vontae Davis, the Miami Dolphins' first-round cornerback. Spend your time fretting about something else. Davis isn’t going to get in trouble. Why? Well, he wasn’t even the person who was arrested. Weird how that ... |
Estefans’ minority ownership gives Miami South Beach diet
If the NFL had a Super Bowl to decide what team has the most contemporary musicians, the Miami Dolphins would have to be the favorite. Jimmy Buffet has his name all over the Dolphins, literally, as the team's stadium is named after his beer, Landshark Lager. Now Gloria ... |
‘Phins fantasy value: High or low?
If you're a fantasy football buff like me, you've probably already been trying to decide what you're going to do with your first-round pick. Anybody can tell you Adrian Peterson is the top player available, but where do your beloved Miami Dolphins rank? Not too high if ... |
Is London’s bridge to receiver spot falling down?
When wide receivers Patrick Turner and Brian Hartline were selected by the Miami Dolphins in the NFL draft earlier this year, some of the established wideouts on the roster were probably happy new guys were coming in to take some pressure off them. However, for Brandon ... |
Prisco’s anti-"Wildcat” stance wrong
You know that Hall of Fame voter who chose to use his ballot against Cal Ripken's induction? Or have you ever met the guy who sits on the edge of the pool as everyone else does cannonballs, claiming that swimming is overrated? I like CBSSports.com football writer Pete P ... |
Chiefs’ Waters a lukewarm prospect for Miami
This offseason, Kansas City Chiefs right guard Brian Waters has expressed his unhappiness to local newspapers about the way rookie coach Todd Haley and new general manager Scott Pioli have treated him. So, word is that he wants out.
And what is the biggest area of con ... |
Why the Dolphins can afford to pass on Boldin and Burress
Pennington drops back in the pocket, buys some time and launches the ball deep to Anquan Boldin. Boldin's at the 10, he's at the 5... touchdown, Dolphins!
It sounds good, doesn't it? Replace Boldin's name with that of Plaxico Burress and you could still get the same r ... |
Miami Dolphins: Three key takeaways from June minicamp
It’s still way too early to make any definitive conclusions about the state of the 2009 Miami Dolphins. After all, they’re not even wearing pads yet. Still, there are some meaningful insights that can be gleamed from this past weekend’s activities:
Chad Pennington is s ... |
Don’t blame Crowder in war of words
Somewhere, Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano and front-office man Bill Parcells are shaking their heads. Not that the Big Tuna hasn't been known for his share of wisecracks at the expense of the media or players, but you'd have to guess that he wants his guys to ma ... |
Dolphins turn to martial arts for new training regimen
The Miami Dolphins are taking a unique route toward their training methods this offseason, incorporating a martial arts routine. As Miami prepares for a grueling schedule, any advantage it can earn would be a welcome addition.
There are several aspects of martial art ... |
If Pennington is up to the task, starting role should be his in 2010
One of the reasons to love the Miami Dolphins is that their roster is filled with underdogs. Granted, some of the guys on the team are underachievers (Ernest Wilford, that means you). But what team doesn't have its share of players who have yet to realize their potentia ... |
Langford leap easy to envision in Year 2
Lost amid the havoc that Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter was wreaking on opposing NFL clubs last season was the success of teammate Kendall Langford, who was a rookie defensive end in 2008.
Even the best pass rushers like Mario Williams can tell you that life as ... |
Smith impressing, but don’t jump the gun
The Miami Dolphins' draft selections of cornerbacks Vontae Davis and Sean Smith make a lot of sense when you consider the AFC East wide receivers they will be going up against, a list which includes Randy Moss and the always adorable Terrell Owens. Physicality is a must ... |
Will Crennel and Parcells reunite in Miami?
Although current Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Paul Pasqualoni has done a solid job, the addition of Romeo Crennel would bring a great deal of wisdom to South Florida. Crennel has spent several years with Dolphins front-office head Bill Parcells and could soon b ... |
Brown right to believe he’s an elite back, even if he’s not
Ronnie Brown said last Thursday after the Miami Dolphins' OTAs that he belonged in the NFL's class of elite running backs.
`You got to have confidence on this level and, you know, if I didn't, I wouldn't want to be playing this game," he stated. "So, obviously, when th ... |
Don’t sleep on Camarillo
He's had plenty of time to think about what the 2008 NFL season should have ended like and how far his team could have gone in the playoffs with him. A season-ending knee injury had its say in that decision and now the veteran can't wait to get on the field and do damag ... |
White’s early struggles aren’t reason for concern
Ask any NFL rookie about his transition from the college ranks to the pros, and he'll surely tell you that the game is far faster at the sport's highest level. This is true even for a speedster like Pat White, much more so because he is set on playing the quarterback po ... |
One Allen stays in Miami, while another’s future is uncertain
Although the Miami Dolphins selected two cornerbacks on Day 1 of April's NFL draft, they nevertheless recently extended the contract of veteran Will Allen to the tune of two years and $16 million. Allen will help mentor the Dolphins’ incoming rookies as well as the tea ... |