Miami Dolphins Rumors & News

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The ball was firing out Ryan Tannehill's hands as if he were playing a game of hot potato. The decisions made during the one OTA practice the media watched this week were quick, and the passes were more precise. A dig to Dustin Keller delivered right on the back shoulder of a..." May 24

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Steve Ross' grim expression before the Super Bowl finalists made their pitches at Tuesday's NFL meetings was the tipoff. The Miami Dolphins' owner sensed his fellow owners would snub South Florida, as they did in awarding the Super Bowls in 2016 and '17 to San Francisco and Houston. Likely..." May 23

ESPN.com "Cutting two games off the preseason -- either by expanding the playoffs or moving to an 18-game schedule -- is still being discussed, commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday at the NFL's spring owners meetings in Boston. He said all "[options] are on the table." "As I have said before, I..." May 23

Akron Beacon Journal "Jimmy Haslam, whose purchase of the Browns was unanimously approved in October, apologized to fellow NFL owners for the negative attention an ongoing federal investigation targeting his family business, Pilot Flying J, has brought upon the league, Jarrett Bell of USA Today reported. Since the..." May 23

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Wide receiver Mike Wallace, one of many new faces on the Dolphins, learned something about himself after the team took the field for their three-day OTAs (Organized Team Activities) on Tuesday. He's got to get in better shape to endure coach Joe Philbin's up-tempo practices. "I thought I was..." May 22

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Miami Dolphins cornerback Jamar Taylor has missed the week's start of the team's Organized Team Activities, but he's got a pretty good excuse. According to a league source, Taylor, the Dolphins' second-round pick in the 2013 NFL draft, recently underwent a surgical procedure to repair a hernia..." May 22

NFL.com "The NFL draft provides football fans with a peek into the exhilaration that comes with entering the league. Far less publicized is a player's exit from the game, which carries its own emotional weight. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at the NFL Spring Meeting in Boston that he had met with..." May 22

CBSSports.com "The votes for Super Bowl L and LI will be awarded at the league meeting in Boston, and San Francisco, Miami and Houston are the front-runners. With the South Florida bid experiencing stadium fundings issues, and the San Francisco bid gaining momentum with its new stadium on the horizon, league..." May 21

Miami Herald "Safety Reshad Jones did not attend the Dolphins offseason conditioning session Monday and is unsure whether he will attend organized team activity practices that begin Tuesday because he is unhappy with his current contract and wants negotiations on an extension to begin, multiple sources told The..." May 21

Miami Herald "Reshad Jones was back at work Tuesday. Defensive tackle Randy Starks was still nowhere to be seen. A day after sitting out the team’s first Organized Team Activities in protest of his contract, Jones was back in his familiar spot Tuesday: with the Miami Dolphins’ first-team defense. Jones, a..." May 21

Fox Sports Florida "Quiet demeanor. Always smiling. Gentle giant.

 Not exactly words that come to mind when describing a person who makes his living in NFL trenches.

 Then again, those descriptions aren’t why the Miami Dolphins selected Dallas Thomas in the third round of last month's NFL Draft.

 General..." May 20

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Miami Dolphins have signed former University of Florida tailback Mike Gillislee, making him the fifth member of the 2013 draft class to sign his rookie deal. Gillislee, whom the Dolphins' used the 164th overall pick to selection in the fifth round of this year's draft, signed a four-year..." May 19

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Among all the moves Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland made this off-season, you'd think he might consider the team's greatest accomplishment to be signing wide receiver Mike Wallace, the top free agent on the market, or trading up to No. 3 to draft defensive end/linebacker Dion..." May 18

Miami Herald "In shorts and sandals, Dan Carpenter was as relaxed as it gets Thursday. And for good reason. He had a few days of golf and fishing ahead of him — part of the annual FinsWeekend, benefiting the Miami Dolphins Foundation. Carpenter better enjoy it. Come August, his life would fray the..." May 17

Miami Herald "Jeff Ireland was careful not to add to the Miami Dolphins’ skyrocketing expectations Friday. But he didn’t exact tamp them down, either. “We’re excited where we’re at right now,” the team’s general manager said, before teeing off at the team’s charity golf tournament at Turnberry Isle in..." May 17

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Miami Dolphins signed free agent quarterback Aaron Corp, adding a fourth arm to the training camp roster. To make room for Corp, who began his collegiate career at USC before transferring to Richmond, the Dolphins released long snapper Patrick Scales. Corp, who was signed in 2012 by the..." May 16

Miami Herald "The Dolphins are totally new. They have new uniforms. They have a new logo. They’ve committed a whopping $204 million in new contracts this offseason with $91 million of that hefty sum guaranteed to 14 players. They signed the best wide receiver in free agency. They got the first defensive..." May 16

NFL.com "A warrant has been issued for the arrest of former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson in Florida. The warrant was issued May 7 in Broward County because Johnson violated several terms of his probation, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office. The BSO said Johnson failed to meet with probation..." May 16

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Miami Dolphins have signed three of nine players selected in the 2013 draft. Linebacker Jelani Jenkins, kicker Caleb Sturgis and cornerback Don Jones signed their four-year contracts on Tuesday. Jenkins was the Dolphins' first fourth-round selection (104th overall) in the 2013 draft...." May 15

Pro Football Talk "Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill has been working with new Miami receiver Mike Wallace, and he likes what he sees. “Everything I heard about him coming in has proved to be true – he’s as advertised,” Tannehill told the Miami Herald. “He’s the fastest guy I’ve ever thrown to. It’s..." May 12

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Threats of the Miami Dolphins leaving South Florida is a card to be played in a future hand. For now it is thinly veiled. In his first interview after the bill to help fund modernization of Sun Life Stadium died in the Florida Legislature, CEO Mike Dee mentioned that the Dolphins are one of..." May 12

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "It wasn't Dion Sims' 40-time, shuttle run, bench press reps or vertical leaping ability that caught the NFL's attention. There was one number that stuck out like a sore thumb when it came to many NFL talent evaluators' opinions of the Miami Dolphins' new tight end. During his senior season..." May 11

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Recent NFL history says Dion Jordan, the Dolphins’ rookie defensive end/linebacker, has a good chance of being a high-quality player. Among the previous 10 players selected No. 3 in the NFL Draft, three are likely Hall of Fame players -- Houston wide receiver Andre Johnson, Arizona wide..." May 11

Miami Herald "Now that efforts to secure public funding for Sun Life Stadium renovations have failed in varying degrees in both Miami-Dade and Broward counties, is a move to Palm Beach an option? Miami Dolphins CEO Mike Dee certainly didn’t dismiss it Thursday. At a brief meeting with reporters, Dee was..." May 10

NFL.com "NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, like Miami Dolphins ownership, was disappointed that voters in Miami were not able to vote on a proposal concerning renovations to Sun Life Stadium. In a wide-ranging sit-down interview with NFL.com's Steve Wyche on Thursday, Goodell dampened recent talk that..." May 10

Fox Sports Arizona "Linebacker Karlos Dansby is returning to the Arizona Cardinals after three seasons with the Miami Dolphins. He agreed Friday to a one-year contract. Dansby (6-4, 250) began his career with the Cardinals as a second-round draft pick in 2004 out of Auburn and played six seasons for Arizona. He..." May 10

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross is getting rid of half of his $4.4 billion fortune — all for the sake of charity. Ross became on Tuesday one of the new nine members to join the Giving Pledge, which is a long-term, global initiative created by Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates that aims..." May 08

Miami Herald "The Dolphins addressed their void at offensive tackle on Sunday by agreeing to terms with veteran Tyson Clabo on a one-year deal. Clabo, 31, has started every game at right tackle for the Atlanta Falcons over the past five seasons and was a Pro Bowl selection in 2010. “He will be a great..." May 06

ESPN.com "Miami Dolphins CEO Mike Dee said in a television interview Sunday his team won't pay for any renovations to Sun Life Stadium after the Florida Legislature ended its session without passing any funding plan that would assist the team's quest to refurbish the stadium. "We cannot do this without a..." May 06

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Dolphins rookie cornerbacks Will Davis and Jamar Taylor were teammates for the Senior Bowl in January, but putting on those uniforms didn't compare to putting on their Dolphins practice gear Friday for the opening day of Miami's three-day rookie minicamp. Apparently it was a transcendent..." May 05

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Florida Legislature ended its 2013 session Friday by passing an elections do-over and the largest budget in state history, but without delivering tax subsidies to the Miami Dolphins, Orlando soccer boosters and a cadre of other sports teams. Lawmakers sent Gov. Rick Scott an elections..." May 04

CBSSports.com "The NFL season hasn't started yet, but the Miami Dolphins already have suffered their first defeat. Florida lawmakers ended their 60-day legislative session on Friday without approving a deal that would have provided taxpayer support for a $350 million dollar upgrade to Sun Life Stadium,..." May 04

Miami Herald "The employment packets at this Miami Gardens job fair had a little something extra: a pledge card to sign supporting a tax-funded renovation of Sun Life Stadium. On Thursday, the Miami Dolphins opened up the stadium to hundreds of job seekers interested in working on a $350 million renovation..." May 03

Miami Herald "Answers start coming this week. Not definitive answers, mind you. That will take months. But when the Dolphins’ rookies convene over the next three days for a minicamp that is closed to the public, the coaches and front office will start gleaning insight into which of the healthy rookies will..." May 03

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Miami Dolphins’ search for an offensive tackle led them to have workouts Wednesday for three players – Kansas City right tackle Eric Winston, Indianapolis right tackle Winston Justice and Atlanta right tackle Tyler Clabo. That follows a workout by Baltimore left tackle Bryant McKinnie on..." May 02

Miami Herald "It will be at least a trio of tackles working out for the Dolphins on Wednesday. NFL sources said former University of Miami offensive tackle Eric Winston, former Atlanta starter Tyson Clabo and former Indianapolis starter Winston Justice will be spending Wednesday in Davie as the Dolphins..." May 01

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Anyone that claims they don't feel the pressure of keeping up with their neighbor is either a liar or the person in their community with the nicest house and nicest ride. It is human nature to compare and covet, to be envious and competitive. It goes all the way back to biblical days. Sports..." April 29

Palm Beach Post "At 6-feet-6 and 248 pounds, there is a lot of Dion Jordan to size up. It might make more sense, though, to analyze General Manager Jeff Ireland’s history as a personnel pro when it comes to figuring out why the Dolphins jumped so far and so fast in the first round to get the Oregon star. Listen..." April 28