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| Dolphins sign TE Rosario |
NFL Football |
09/05/2011 |
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| Miami, FL (MySportsbook) - Tight end Dante Rosario, who had spent the first four years of his NFL career playing for Carolina, was signed by the Miami Dolphins on Monday. Rosario played in 62 games since being a fifth-round draft pick of the Panthers in 2007. He had 32 receptions for 264 yards last season. Over his four-year career, he compiled 82 grabs for 894 yards with five scores. The Dolphins also signed offensive lineman Ryan Cook, released linebacker A.J. Edds, and terminated the contract of center |
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| Appalachian State's LeGree among cut FCS players |
Division I-AA College Football |
09/05/2011 |
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| final three seasons. Other drafted FCS players cut from NFL teams were outside linebacker Markell Carter (Central Arkansas) by the New England Patriots, fullback Shane Bannon (Yale) by the Kansas City Chiefs and Frank Kearse (Alabama A&M) by the Miami Dolphins. The 2010 drafted FCS players who have made NFL rosters, either active or practice squads: Indianapolis Colts (2nd round, 49th selection overall) - Ben Ijalana, OT/OG, Villanova Jacksonville Jaguars (3rd, 76) - Will Rackley, OG, Lehigh New York Jets |
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| New York Jets |
NFL Football Transaction |
09/05/2011 |
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| Claimed offensive lineman Colin Baxter off waivers from the San Diego Chargers; claimed wide receiver Mardy Gilyard off waivers from the St. Louis Rams; claimed quarterback Kevin O'Connell off waivers from the Miami Dolphins; waived linebacker Aaron Maybin, defensive tackle Martin Tevaseu and defensive back Isaiah Trufant; placed quarterback Greg McElroy on injured reserve; signed tight end Josh Baker, linebacker Matthias Berning, guard Trevor Canfield, defensive tackle Jarron Gilbert, offensive lineman Matt |
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| Giants come back to beat Patriots |
NFL Football |
09/01/2011 |
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| inute of the second quarter. Carr converted 13-of-21 passes and finished with 116 yards for the Giants, who entered the game on a mere two days of rest after Hurricane Irene postponed their originally-scheduled showdown with the New York Jets from last Saturday to Monday. New England's Tom Brady threw for 116 yards in limited action. Both the Giants and Patriots open the regular season on the road. New York visits the Washington Redskins on September 11, while the Miami Dolphins host New England a day later. |
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| Hurricanes fans unhappy with Dolphins |
NFL Football |
08/30/2011 |
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MIAMI (AP) - Miami Hurricanes fans have had a lot to be upset about lately, and now they're mad at the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins recently disclosed plans to honor Tim Tebow and the rest of the Florida Gators' 2008 national championship team. The ceremony will take place during the Dolphins' game against Tebow and the Denver Broncos on Oct. 23. That means the Gators will be honored on the field where the Hurricanes play. The University of Miami shares Sun Life Stadium with the Dolphins. Hurricanes |
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| Wildcats will also rely on ground game |
Division I College Football |
08/30/2011 |
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| Arizona returns its top rusher from 2010 - senior Keola Antolin, who ran for 668 yards and seven touchdowns. Beyond Antolin, the Wildcats will look to young, less experienced players. Nic Grigsby, the No. 2 rusher last year, is trying to make the Miami Dolphins and backup Greg Nwoko tore his ACL in March. That leaves the Wildcats with sophomores Daniel Jenkins and Kylan Butler, who had limited time last season, and highly touted freshman Ka'Deem Carey. Arizona also can turn to junior Taimi Tutogi, a 6- |
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| Miami Dolphins 2011 Season Preview |
NFL Football |
08/29/2011 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Miami Dolphins have found the sizzle they've been so desperately seeking. Now it's time to see if there's any substance to go along with it. Determined to create a buzz in a city that's become captivated by LeBron James and the NBA's Heat, owner Stephen Ross got his wish for some desired star power with the Dolphins' trade for Reggie Bush in late July. And while the arrival of the electrifying running back should generate some excitement among both Ross' celebrity clientele and a fan b |
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| Larry Johnson signs with Dolphins |
NFL Football |
08/23/2011 |
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DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - Veteran running back Larry Johnson has signed with the Miami Dolphins after sitting out most of last season. Johnson gained 2 yards on five carries in two games before he was released by the Washington Redskins last September. The 31-year-old has rushed for 6,221 yards and 55 scores in his career, but has played in just 16 games in the past three seasons. In 2009 Johnson was released by the Kansas City Chiefs in November and finished the year with Cincinnati. His time in Kansas City |
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| At Miami, there's 1 big question: 'How?' |
Division I College Football |
08/20/2011 |
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| Bush - who lost his Heisman and saw his team stripped of a Bowl Championship Series title - even says something needs to change. ``Obviously a lot of things going on right now are terrible, moreso for the college players,'' said Bush, now with the Miami Dolphins. ``It's tough when you can take a college player's career and dream away from him at the snap of a finger. Something needs to be done.'' --- What remains baffling to many people, including some at Miami, is that when Shapiro was a big-wheel dono |
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| New Orleans Saints 2011 Season Preview |
NFL Football |
08/20/2011 |
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| that time teams had a chance to spend countless hours evaluating talent and determining what players fit, both financially and schematically. Running back Reggie Bush apparently did not fit into the long-term plans of the Saints and was dealt to the Miami Dolphins for safety Jonathan Amaya and an undisclosed draft pick. Bush was slated to earn $11.8 million this season with New Orleans, a large amount of cash for a man who played just eight games a season ago and has been injury-prone throughout his pro caree |
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