The Dolphins' latest free agent acquisition is safety Tyrell Johnson, who joined the team after spending the last four seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. To get the lowdown on Johnson, we checked in with Viking Update publisher Tim Yotter.
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April 07, 2012
We’ve talked a lot recently about who the Miami Dolphins should draft with the #8 pick. We’ve told you about Ryan Tannehill and Brandon Weeden being possible targets as the Dolphins QB of the future. But, the Dolphins draft won’t end after they pick a quarterback (wherever that might be). Getting a QB of the [...]
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April 05, 2012
In 2008, the Minnesota Vikings traded up in the second round to take Tyrell Johnson. Now, after four lackluster seasons, he is moving on.
The Miami Dolphins announced Thursday that the team has signed the safety and intends to use him as a starter.
The Vikings traded a fourth-round pick to move up and select Johnson with the 43rd choice in 2008.
Johnson started all 15 games he...
SECONDARY PLANS
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April 07, 2012
The Patriots reportedly have expressed interest in a free agent safety from Miami who is coming off a 100+ tackle season.
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April 06, 2012
The Miami Dolphins made an under-the-radar signing on Thursday, agreeing to terms with former Vikings safety, Tyrell Johnson. Johnson was a 2nd round pick of the Vikings in 2008 and adds depth to the safety position. It’s likely Johnson will come in and compete for either the starting strong or free safety spot with the [...]
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April 08, 2012
In the NFL Draft, teams often find themselves drafting players close to home. This phenomenon is not about it being easier to cultivate local talent, it’s about building a relationship with players. It just happens to be, that in most cases, college players are more apt to build pipeline relationships with teams close to [...]
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April 05, 2012
Safety Tyrell Johnson has signed a contract with the Miami Dolphins as a potential replacement for departed starter Yeremiah Bell.
Johnson, a second-round draft pick by Minnesota in 2008, started 15 games for the Vikings in 2009 but a total of only five over the past two years. He had surgery in November to repair a torn right hamstring tendon and says he's 85-percent recovered...
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April 06, 2012
All the ingredients for success T..
Here’s a behind the scenes photo from a recently filmed spot for Equinox starring Reggie Bush – In the video, Reggie and a hot trainer sneak into an empty Dolphins stadium where his trainer takes him through a workout — Who needs Kim K when you can have your cake and eat it too. -TO
Reggie Bush Parties With Playmates
Kim K. Cheated on...
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April 08, 2012
The Miami Dolphins have had issues at the quarterback position ever since Dan Marino retired. Chad Pennington had a good year for them and Jay Fiedler wasn't terrible, however it stops there.
Four long years ago the Dolphins passed on Matt Ryan to select left tackle Jake Long with the first overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. They continued on to the second round where they...
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April 05, 2012
The Miami Dolphins have announced the signing of free agent safety Tyrell Johnson. Terms were not disclosed. A 2008 second round pick out of Arkansas State by the Minnesota Vikings, Johnson has started 27 of 49 games over the last four seasons, totaling 123 tackles and a pair of interceptions. Most of Johnson's production came within his first two seasons in the NFL, as he'...
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April 07, 2012
“With the eighth pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins select…”
Seriously. Does anyone have a clue in the world what this team is going to do in the draft? It isn’t as if anything else they have talked about doing over the past couple of years has panned out for Miami. If it did, then either Jim Harbaugh or Jeff Fisher would be coaching Peyton Manning...
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April 07, 2012
The Miami Dolphins have been under the microscope this offseason, getting tagged with the “dysfunctional” label by several pundits. As the dust has settled in the first phase of free agency this season, the questions need to be asked whether or not this is a team which is crazy like a fox, or simply, crazy? The possible moves by the Dolphins this offseason have been...
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