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April 21, 2012
The Dolphins are rolling the dice on raw talent. Miami recently signed 24-year-old tight end Les Brown despite him having not played football since high school, according to The Palm Beach Post. Brown, a former college basketball player at NAIA Westminster College in Utah, last played football six years ago and has been pursuing a career in finance. However, Brown's two younger...
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April 20, 2012
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Les Brown, the accountant turned NFL tight end, is a 26-year-old former college basketball player who hasn’t played competitive sports since he dropped out of college to work for a private equity firm — The Dolphins will try just about anything to turn things around. To see the Video continue reading. -TO
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April 19, 2012
When we hear about an athlete like Marques Colston who comes from a Division 1-AA school to make an impact at the NFL level, most of us are in awe. In order to gain recognition paying at a school like Hofstra, you really have to put on a show. How about an NFL player who never even played football at the college level? Now that’s impressive. Earlier this week, the Dolphins signed...
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April 21, 2012
Should the Miami Dolphins spend all of their first three 2012 draft selections on the likes of wide receiver, offensive line, outside pass rusher, or any of ten other positions besides quarterback,...
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April 19, 2012
“Need is a terrible negotiator and an even worse evaluator. However,
the panic to draft someone who might turn out to be great is immense. Which is
why, in addition to worrying about whether...
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April 21, 2012
Miami Dolphins linebacker Koa Misi pleaded not guilty to three felony charges in connection with an incident last year at Isla Vista, Calif.
Kisi was accused of breaking through a door of an apartment and punching a man in the face.
The 25-year-old Misi has been charged with battery with serious injury, residential burglary and dissuading a witness.
He was arrested in Florida...
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April 19, 2012
The Miami Dolphins have pretty much struck out with every single major free agent they have attempted to sign. But they are at the top of the list when it comes to teams targeting accountants to play TE. The Dolphins signed Les Brown, a former Division II basketball player for Westminster College out in Utah. [...]
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April 19, 2012
The Miami Dolphins signed a 6′ 4″, 238 lb Tight End on Wednesday, whose story is a bit different than any other NFL hopeful.
Les Brown, a former accountant and basketball Small Forward agreed to terms with the Dolphins after a rather impressive pro day at BYU. Brown impressed NFL scouts with his 4.4 forty-yard-dash, 39 inch vertical and 10-3 broad jump, all on a grade 3 ankle...
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April 21, 2012
We have all seen it happen during the NFL draft coverage as young players sit and wait for their name to be called.
Players surrounding them are picking up the phones, hugging their parents and putting on hats. Instead of doing the same they continue to sit as their fate lies in the shape of a small note card read by the NFL commissioner.
It even happens to the great ones as Aaron...
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April 19, 2012
DAVIE, Fla. General manager Jeff Ireland acknowledges his Miami Dolphins have some glaring needs to be addressed in next weeks draft.
I think theyre pretty glaring to me, Ireland said Thursday, so I havent really changed too much what I want in this years draft.
But can the draft solve Miamis problems? And can Ireland be trusted to oversee Miamis problem-solving process? Thats...
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April 19, 2012
Consider the Dolphins and Cameron Wake to be on friendlier terms this week. Last week the linebacker sat out the week of offseason conditioning to make the point he's none too thrilled with the idea he has not gotten a contract extension as he heads into the final year of his deal in 2012. After some dialogue between the team and Wake's agents, that has changed this week...
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April 20, 2012
Dolphins linebacker Koa Misi pleaded not guilty on Friday in Santa Barbara, Calif. court to three felonies related to an April 2011 altercation, according to the Santa Barbara Independent. Misi, 25, is charged with battery with serious injury, residential burglary and dissuading a witness. The second-year Dolphin is accused of damaging the door of an apartment and punching a man...
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April 21, 2012
It’s been a torturous 39 years for fans of the Miami Dolphins and never as tough as it has been in recent years. But dawn always comes after the darkest of night â and, well, there are actually some signs of light in Miami.....
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April 21, 2012
According to Todd Archer of ESPNDallas.com, former Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Marc Colombo signed a one day contract on Friday to retire as a Cowboy.
“My time here was the majority of my career,” said Colombo, who joined the team in 2005 and was the starting right tackle from 2006-10. “I feel like this place made me the football player I always wanted to be. It’s just...
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April 20, 2012
Offensive tackle Marc Colombo has signed a ceremonial one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys so that he can retire from professional football as a member of that franchise, Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas reports. Colombo's retirement will become official on Monday. "My time here was the majority of my career," said Colombo. "I feel like this place made me the football...
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