Miami Dolphins tackle Richmond Webb (78) in action against the Cincinnati Bengals at Riverfront Stadium in 1995. RVR Photos-Imagn Images

Webb, Sims joining in Spain Fun

Originally posted on Miami Dolphins on SI
By Alain Poupart | Last updated May 20, 2025 11:00 AM ET

The list of Miami Dolphins great who will be on hand in Madrid, Spain, for the team's historic game against the Washington Commanders keeps growing.

Seven-time Pro Bowl tackle Richmond Webb announced on social media Tuesday morning he would be making the trip for the game Nov. 16 as part of a "Legends Tour" organized by Executive Global Tours. Joining him on the trip will be former teammate and three-time Pro Bowl guard Keith Sims, as Webb calls it "the left side of the line."

Good morning #MiamiDolphins family. Come join me and my teammates and let’s have some fun!!! #Spain #PhinsUp #EGTours #Espana pic.twitter.com/GNdenaIERI
— Richmond Webb (@RichmondWebb) May 20, 2025

This news comes after it was revealed that Dolphins Hall of Famer Zach Thomas would be on hand in an official capacity as host for the "Miami Madrid 2025 Takeover."

Thomas is partnering with Big Game Travel, a company that specializes in providing travel packages to sporting events, to put together a trip for 200 guests to Madrid to see the Dolphins take on the Commanders on November 16.

The Dolphins-Commanders game is the first National Football League game ever played in Spain. With that, Big Game Travel has started accepting deposits of $300 for the trip. Potential travelers who place their deposit before June 10 will be entered into a raffle for one of two autographed Thomas jerseys. Deposits are fully refundable up until May 20.

Included in the trip is nonstop airfare, airport transfers in Spain and hotel accommodations.

Thomas will be involved in a happy hour with travelers, a pep rally and a tailgate party before the Dolphins and Commanders kick off November 16.

LAST TIME OVERSEAS NOT SO GREAT

The NFL announced the Dolphins as the designated home team in the historic first-ever regular season game in Spain on January 17. The 2025 NFL Madrid game will take place at the iconic Bernabéu Stadium, home to Spanish soccer team Real Madrid C.F, in partnership with the city of Madrid and Comunidad de Madrid.

Notably, Thomas was a part of the Dolphins team in his final year of 2007 that played in the first-ever international NFL regular season game. The Dolphins hosted the New York Giants at Wembley Stadium in London, England, on October 28, 2007. The Giants defeated Miami, 13–10, but Thomas didn’t make the trip.

Thomas had suffered a concussion in Week 2 against the Cowboys that had him inactive for a few games. Then on October 21, he was involved in a car accident in which he suffered whiplash, re-instigating his concussion, followed by migraines. Thomas didn’t play in the Week 8 game in London and eventually was placed on the injured reserve list in December due to the migraines, effectively ending his historic, Hall of Fame-worthy tenure with the Dolphins.