JAKE GROVE RUMORS & GOSSIP

Roster Shake Up Continues As Team Axes FA Mistake Jake Grove

The Miami Dolphins are turning over their roster left and right and now it is safe to say that they will not carry past mistakes on the team regardless of their contract guarantees.  Last year the Dolphins brought in Oakland Raider tough guy Jake Grove.  After an unimpressive season last year and an unimpressive training camp/pre-season, the Phins have cut yet another free agent...
Via Phin Phanatic  |  September 09, 2010

Why the Jake Grove Situation Doesn’t Make Sense

The Dolphins, in a not-totally-unexpected move, cut C Jake Grove today.    Grove, of course, was beaten out for the starting job at center by Joe Berger.  Grove signed a $29.5 million contract, with...
Via ThePhins.com  |  September 09, 2010

Jake Grove, Miami Dolphins’ $30 million center, dealing with unexpected position battle

What does $29.5 million, with a $12 million signing bonus, get you these days? Jake Grove is finding out that it certainly doesn't guarantee a starting job at center for the Miami Dolphins. Grove, who was one of the Dolphins' big free agent signings in 2009 after five mostly productive seasons ...
Via The Daily Dolphin  |  August 24, 2010

Ducks Fly Together: Center Jake Grove and Michael Cudlitz

The Miami Dolphins signed Jake Grove last year to take the place of Simoan center Samson Satele, and despite a few injuries late in the season, he did a pretty adequate job. To make a Mighty Ducks analogy (which will make sense later on), Grove was the apex of the Dolphin offense…the center of the [...]
Via Dolphins Central  |  May 06, 2010

Dolphins center Jake Grove: “I’m not injury prone.”

Center Jake Grove's success in Oakland against top-flight nose tackles like Vince Wilfork convinced the Dolphins that Grove's history of injury was worth the risk to sign him. Grove proved to be an aggressive and effective player until he suffered a high ankle sprain Nov. 19 at Carolina that sidelined him ...
Via The Daily Dolphin  |  February 10, 2010

Center Grove Back on the Practice Field

Center Jake Grove returned to practice on a full basis after suffering a setback last week in his rehab from a high ankle sprain. Grove hasn’t played since the second play of the second half on Nov. 19 at Carolina. Career backup Joe Berger has replaced him the past three weeks.
Via Dolphins Gab  |  December 17, 2009

C Jake Grove (ankle) to miss third straight game

The Dolphins announced Saturday evening that center Jake Grove did not make the trip to Jacksonville and will not play in Sunday's game against the Jaguars. The move did not come as a surprise, as Grove had been held out of Friday's practice after practicing on a limited basis the previous ...
Via The Daily Dolphin  |  December 12, 2009

Grove To Miss 3rd Straight Game

For the third straight game, Miami Dolphins center Jake Grove will miss action due to a bothersome ankle and will miss the game Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Grove did not practice on Friday and did not accompany the team on their flight to Jacksonville; as a result, Joe Berger will replace Grove in the lineup.
Via Dolphins Gab  |  December 12, 2009

Starting Center Grove Out with Ankle Injury

Starting center Jake Grove will miss Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills with an ankle injury. Joe Berger will replace Grove. Berger will be making his first NFL start in his fifth season in the league and third with the Dolphins. He appeared in three games as a rookie for Miami in 2005 after he was [...]
Via Dolphins Gab  |  November 28, 2009

Dolphins GM Explains Samson Satele For Jake Gove Trade

Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland explained why the Dolphins basically decided to swap centers with the Oakland Raiders, signing Jake Grove and...
Via GridironFans.com  |  April 10, 2009
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