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A 3-4 defense without a quality nose tackle isn't much of a defense. That's why Miami Dolphins fans should be concerned about the possible absence of nose tackle Jason Ferguson, whose elbow injury appears to be more serious than the...
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Via The Daily Dolphin
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November 06, 2009
As good as he was as a four-year starter at Michigan, the knock on quarterback Chad Henne was he held onto the ball too long.
In four games as a starter and one in relief, the same problem seems to be haunting Henne. That’s where we start off Wednesday’s talking points.
1. ...
Via sun-sentinel.com
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November 06, 2009
Over the course of his NFL career Randy Moss has been as abusive to the Miami Dolphins as Harpo was to Celie in The Color Purple. It's time some defensive back stand up to this 6-foot-4, 210-pound burner and said:...
Via The Rap Sheet
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November 08, 2009
Check out what the Dolphins have done in their newfangled-yet-retro Wildcat in the first half (thanks to Dan Duggan for this):
Wildcat/Spread Option Plays
1. 2nd-10, Pats 30: Ricky Williams takes snap, runs left and slips – 3 yard loss
2. 1st-10, Fins 20: Ronnie Brown takes snap, fakes to Williams on sweep, keeps it up the middle [...]
Via Projo Pats Blog
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November 08, 2009
The Dolphins capped a 16-play, 66-yard drive following the second-half kickoff with a 1-yard TD lob from running back Ronnie Brown, taking a direct snap out of Miami's "Wildcat" formation, to wide-open tight end Joey Haynos. The drive, in...
Via Digital Sports Daily
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November 08, 2009
The Patriots tamed the Dolphins three-headed Wild Cat’s rushing game Sunday afternoon. Principle wildcater Ronnie Brown only had 48 yards rushing, although he did throw a key touchdown pass, Rickey Williams only had 33 yards and up and coming wildcater Pat White only had 45 yards. The Patriots beat the Dolphins 28-13, giving the Dolphins [...]
Via GridironFans.com
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November 07, 2009
Ted Ginn Jr. scored on consecutive kickoff returns of 100 and 101 yards, an unprecedented feat that took a total of 31 seconds against the New York...
Via Boston.com
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November 06, 2009
The story changed for the Dolphins’ Ted Ginn Jr. in one quarter. When the Jets game started last week, he was the benched wide receiver. By the end of Miami’s 30-25 victory, Ginn was that guy who ran two kickoffs back for touchdowns in the same quarter.
Via Sun Sentinel
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November 08, 2009
The strange part, the fun part, the part he never expected to say is how it feels sometimes like he never left. Let's start there. Jason Taylor works 15 minutes from home again. He attends his kids' ballgames again. He has in-season dates with his wife again.
Via The Rap Sheet
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November 08, 2009
If the Patriots were looking to take a huge, giant step forward in the AFC East, well, they just did.
Patriots 27, Dolphins 17
On 4th-and-15 from Miami’s 24-yard line, QB Chad Henne overthrew a ball to Ted Ginn Jr., as Leigh Bodden defended. And that was it.
The Pats took over with 2:50 to go, and [...]
Via Miami Herald
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November 06, 2009
Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter never seems reluctant to speak his mind, so here are a few words about the Patriots: 'I have a natural hate for them.'
Via Bleacher Report
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November 07, 2009
This week the Chargers decided to part ways with their veteran starting receiver Chris Chambers. Chambers was in a contract season, and it was anticipated even before the season began that the team would not retain his services after his contract expired.Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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