With their regular season finale this coming Sunday on the road against the longtime rival Buffalo Bills, could this be the last time fans see QB Ryan Tannehill in a Miami Dolphins uniform? Tannehill, picked eighth overall in the 2012 NFL Draft out of Texas A&M, has had a rocky up-and-down career in trying to follow in the large footsteps of Hall of Fame icon, Dan Marino, has a career
The Miami Dolphins will draft best players available – as long they meet needs. This according to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald. After an offseason that saw the Dolphins release Ndamukong Suh and trade Jarvis Landry, the team is still looking for its identity. Danny Amendola was brought into help the receiving corps and Ryan Tannehill is returning from yet another injury. These Dolphins choose 11th in the first
The Miami Dolphins may be committed to Ryan Tannehill as the team’s starter in 2018, but that may not stop the team from drafting a quarterback this month. The bigger question may be which one of the possible first-round picks will be available when the Miami Dolphins pick 11th in the first round? It’s a tough call because the first four teams that draft in the first round (Cleveland has
Sun-sentinel.com’s Chris Perkins is reporting the Miami Dolphins will host DeMarco Murray in an attempt to strengthen their running game. Murray was released by the Tennessee Titans after two seasons with the AFC South team. Murray was originally drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the third round in 2011. The 30-year-old was injured the majority of the 2017 season, which led to the team making the decision to focus on
It looks like the Miami Dolphins are set to jump right into free agency to fill needs on the offensive side of the ball. According to thephinsider.com, Miami has interest in both quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and tight end Trey Burton as the team tries to reach the playoffs in 2018. Bridgewater may be a “low-risk, high reward” type of player, coming off a major knee injury that limited him to
Jay Cutler was retired and ready to start his career as a broadcaster when the Miami Dolphins came calling. It took a season-ending injury for Ryan Tannehill for the Dolphins to pursue Cutler, but it didn't take long for the former Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears' quarterback to decide to return to the NFL. Just three games into the season, the Dolphins are 1-2 with pathetic losses to the New
Any die hard fan has the same thought come the middle of August, “Finally, football is on!”. The not so obsessed will throw out the “Who cares? These games are meaningless”. No matter what side of the fence you sit on, preseason football is finally here. For Miami Dolphins fans it has been yet another offseason of nail biting and suspense. Ryan Tannehill more than likely is out of the
After agreeing to a one-year $10 million contract to postpone going to the broadcast booth and back to the gridiron, could new Miami Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler possibly be the answer? Much maligned, criticized and hated for his on-the field mistakes and off-the-field, Cutler enters into a QB situation which can best described as in flux thanks to the possible season-ending knee injury to starter Ryan Tannehill and backup Matt
When an NFL team has as much talent at one position, it is easy to get lost in the shuffle. The Miami Dolphins have their fair share of talented wide receivers and DeVante Parker has not become the playmaker they had hoped for. When the Dolphins drafted Parker, they expected a red zone threat that could attack the ball at its highest point and take away toss up passes. Throughout
One of the most fun current Miami Dolphins player to cover is cornerback Tony Lippett. The former college wide receiver turned corner is smoothly making the transition from offense to defense in his NFL career. When it comes to his NFL level talent, he is not quite there yet but you can witness his growth. To find significant defensive stats on Tony Lippett, you would have to go all the
