Fresh off a come-from-behind 20-17 victory over the Atlanta Falcons this past Sunday, the Miami Dolphins returned to practice Wednesday, keeping an eye on a handful of injured players at key positions. The most significant injury of them all may
When a player goes AWOL (absent without leave), it is a scary thing. Too many times professional athletes have “disappeared into the night” and no one really knows where they are, when they left, and most importantly – why they
The Dolphins’ Thursday night preseason game did a lot of “preseason-ing”, as Miami fell to the visiting Baltimore Ravens 31-7 in the team’s last home preseason game. The Fins, who will play its final two preseason games on the road,
The Dolphins are feeling the injury bug’s bite. It was confirmed late Friday that Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill will indeed have season-ending knee surgery to repair the torn ligaments in his left knee as will rookie inside linebacker Raekwon McMillan,
Always take preseason football with a grain of salt. Nothing is either that good or that bad. Thanks to a pair of fourth quarter touchdown passes by No. 3 quarterback David Fales, The Dolphins won their preseason opener, taking down
When Ryan Tannehill’s injured left knee gave way and he tumbled to the ground during practice this past week, the Miami Dolphins had a lot of tough decisions to make. In the short-term, it had to be determined what would
Non-contact injuries are the worst. There’s no one or nothing to blame. Non-contact injuries usually mean that something has gone – horribly – wrong internally and the prognosis is rarely a positive one. So, when Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill
Davie, FL – The Miami Dolphins opened training camp on Thursday with a sharp looking first practice. Making the postseason for the first time in eight years in 2016, the Dolphins collectively realize there are higher expectations for the team in
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