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Miami Dolphins Fans: Barack Obama Will Save Your Team
It is not often that an election can have a direct effect on a sports franchise. I can't think of an instance where a politician, particularly a presidential candidate, has cast a shadow over the daily running of a football team...
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The Miami Dolphins and The Carlisle Indian Industrial School
Two weeks after Miami’s stunning victory over the New England Patriots in Foxboro, a general consensus has been reached. It concerns the question of how good this Dolphins team is...
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You Would Be Wrong, Chicken Little - The Dolphins Will Run The Ball
In 2007 the storyline coming into the season, and through the first two weeks, was that Ronnie Brown would have every opportunity to finally demonstrate whether or not he could be a franchise running back for Miami...
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The Miami Dolphins and The Lost Art Of Smash-Mouth Football
The mismatch (manipulating an opponents personnel positioning in order to force a player with lesser size or speed to have to cover a faster or larger player) has become a mantra for offensive coordinators for the last decade...
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The Miami Dolphins' 53-Man Roster Part II: The Defense & Specialists
After a long night spent in his alchemy laboratory, The Phinisher has arrived at some certainly wrong-headed conclusions. In the endeavor to reveal what the 2008 Miami Dolphins will look like, Mr...
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Is Joey Porter's Career in Jeopardy?
Let me preface by saying that I like Joey Porter. On the field. Off the field. As a Steeler. As a Dolphin. Whether sacking Carson Palmer or telling reporters exactly what he's thinking, one thing about J-Peezy is consistent...
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Miami Dolphins 53-Man Roster Part I – The Offense
On Tuesday of this week the Dolphins will have to maintain a 72 man roster. This won’t be a problem, as the team has already cut down to 70...
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Chad Pennington Can Throw a Good Ball?
I have a theory, fellow Dolphins fans. It is a simple one.Chad Pennington throws a good ball. It’s not a rocket, or a laser, or a thunderbolt. Chad Henne’s in charge of bringing those back to Miami...
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The Miami Dolphins' Next Starting Quarterback: Part II
“It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” So wrote Arthur Conan Doyle, many times putting these words in to the mouth of his super sleuth, Sherlock Holmes
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The Miami Dolphins' Next Starting Quarterback: Part I
It’s the same thing as always. For eight years, the Dolphins have drifted through life like a depressed lover whose true love is gone...
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Jason Taylor Left the Miami Dolphins...Now What?
The Dolphins drafted Jason Taylor 11 seasons ago with a third-round pick. They got six Pro Bowl selections, a defensive-MVP season, seven interceptions, eight touchdowns, 117 sacks, and an eye-popping 41 forced fumbles out of that third-round pick...
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Kendall Langford Is A Miami Dolphin
At 6’6” and 293 pounds, it’s easy to understand why Kendall Langford garnered a third round selection despite playing at a small school like Hampton...
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Joey Porter’s New Guarantee
Joey Porter was as disappointed with his play last year as the fans were, and Porter has gone to great lengths to change things in Miami. Porter often goes by the less-than-fearsome nickname of "J-Peezy...
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Unlike Nick Saban and Cam Cameron, Tony Sparano Believes In Hard Work
Not since Bill Belichick took over for Pete Carroll in New England has there been an offseason as busy as the 2008 Miami Dolphins' free agency and draft spectacular.Much has been written about the speed and certitude of Miami’s new regime...
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Tony Sparano and Bill Parcells Believe in Hard Work
Not since Bill Belichick took over for Pete Carroll in New England has there been an offseason as busy as that of the 2008 Miami Dolphins. Much has been written about the speed and certitude of Miami’s new regime...
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Ricky Williams: The New Underdog
When uttered, his name is usually followed by a joke. He is hated by some, resented by more and now, for the first time in his career, written off by most. He is also one of the most intriguing and human of sports figures...
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2008 NFL Draft: Why The Dolphins Should Pick Matt Ryan
When asked about whether luck plays a part in football Don Shula once famously remarked, “Sure, luck means a lot in football. Not having a good quarterback is bad luck...
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Why The Miami Dolphins Should Draft Glenn Dorsey
Check out The Phinisher's blog @ www.thephinisher.com Why They Should Many NFL analysts would have you believe that the NFL combine and the months leading up the draft are equally volatile as the NASDAQ...
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Why The Dolphins Should Draft Jake Long
Why They Should Richmond Webb and Dan Marino have been the most difficult Dolphins to replace since their retirement, and Zach Thomas will probably join this list. Of the three, Webb is the one that leaves Dolphins fans scratching their heads...
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The Miami Dolphins Should Draft Chris Long
Originally posted, with many more articles, on www.thephinisher.com. Calvin Pace is a New York Jet for the bargain-basement sum of $42,000,000. Ridiculous. This is Mangini’s last year...


