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| Bush to Miami becomes official |
NFL Football |
07/29/2011 |
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| Davie, FL (MySportsbook) - The Miami Dolphins on Friday finalized their trade with New Orleans for running back Reggie Bush after he passed a physical. In exchange for the former Heisman Trophy winner, the Dolphins will send the Saints safety Jonathan Amaya and an undisclosed draft pick. The deal was first reported on Thursday and Bush confirmed it later via Twitter. "Change is never easy but I look forward to building something special in Miami and can't wait to embark on this new journey! Here we go...," |
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| Bush set to join Dolphins |
NFL Football |
07/28/2011 |
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| Miami, FL (MySportsbook) - The Miami Dolphins and Reggie Bush have reportedly come to terms on a new contract, paving the way for a trade that will send the running back from New Orleans to South Florida. The teams apparently worked into the early hours of Thursday morning to hammer out the framework of a trade, and the proposed deal needed only for Bush to agree to a new contract. According to the NFL Network, Bush has signed off on a two-year deal with Miami. Bush was scheduled to make $11.8 million in 2 |
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| Miami Dolphins 2011 Training Camp Preview |
NFL Football |
07/27/2011 |
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| (MySportsbook) - REPORT DATE: July 28th SITE: Miami Dolphins Training Facility, Davie, FL CAMP OBJECTIVES: Chad Henne will be taking the first snap under center when the Dolphins break camp at their South Florida facility, though it remains to be seen whether the returning starting quarterback will be doing the same once the season starts. Miami is rumored to be on the lookout for competition for the inconsistent fourth-year pro, with Denver's Kyle Orton heavily mentioned as a potential trade target, as it |
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| Delaware QB Pat Devlin joining Dolphins |
Division I-AA College Football |
07/26/2011 |
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| Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - As NFL teams began signing undrafted rookie free agents Tuesday, the Miami Dolphins swooped in for former University of Delaware quarterback Pat Devlin. During the NFL lockout, Devlin was said to be targeting a team as the best fit for him. ESPN.com reported that Devlin signed a three-year contract. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound Devlin led Delaware to the FCS championship game as a fifth-year senior last season. He threw for 5,696 yards and 38 touchdowns in two seasons with the |
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| Howard Headlines 2011 Hall of Fame Class |
Division I College Football |
07/20/2011 |
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| ardless of whether or not he can fill the shoes (to some extent) of John Elway in Denver. Nick Saban is a lock as well, as his work on the sidelines at Michigan State, LSU and Alabama will prove to be his legacy, not an unsuccessful venture with the Miami Dolphins. The pro and college games are most assuredly different, and while the NFL is certainly king, Saturdays in the fall will remain a major portion of the sports landscape in this United States. Quite literally tens of thousands of men play collegiate f |
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| Negotiations continue to end lockout |
NFL Football |
07/20/2011 |
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| fits. In the four months since, they have battled each other in courts and during negotiating sessions. While the negotiations were going on Tuesday, the NFL was reportedly hit with another lawsuit. TMZ.com reported that 75 players, including former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Mark Duper and former Giants running backs Rodney Hampton and Ottis Anderson, filed a lawsuit claiming the NFL knew about the harmful effects of game-related concussions for 90 years. The suit alleges the league didn't acknowledge unti |
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| Report: NFL sued for concealing brain injury risks |
NFL Football |
07/20/2011 |
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| in New York Tuesday night to try and get the framework for a new collective bargaining agreement worked out, the league was reportedly being sued in Los Angeles County Superior Court. TMZ.com reported Tuesday night that 75 players, including former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Mark Duper and former Giants running backs Rodney Hampton and Ottis Anderson, filed a lawsuit claiming the NFL knew about the harmful effects of game-related concussions for 90 years. "The NFL knew as early as the 1920s of the harmful |
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| Inside the CFL: Winners off the field |
CFL |
07/08/2011 |
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| ll noted. And, the on-air hosts at the NFL Network have raved about the games as well. "As former players, NFL Network's team of analysts have a great deal of respect for the competition in the CFL, which is where NFL Network analyst Joe Theismann began his career" Randall said. "Recent Hall of Fame inductee Warren Moon also got his start in the CFL, as did current Miami Dolphins star Cameron Wake." Ted Michaels is the host of the Fifth Quarter, on AM 900 CHML. Comments? Criticism? Applause? ted@900chml.com. |
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| 2011 CFL Eastern Preview - Toronto Argonauts |
CFL |
06/27/2011 |
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| y, a shoulder injury has the veteran sidelined and he may miss the first two months of the season. Cleo Lemon is the incumbent, and while he did little to make Toronto fans feel confident in his abilities in 2010, the former quarterback of the NFL's Miami Dolphins has the talent to succeed. He tossed four more interceptions than touchdowns last year, and that simply isn't acceptable. While the offense may not be much better than last year, the defense figures to be solid. Toronto actually led the CFL in fewes |
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| Report: Pennington to sit out 2011 season |
NFL Football |
06/18/2011 |
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| ed Pennington, who spoke at a banquet in West Virginia this week, as saying he will try to "get healthy" and would then "evaluate things and see where I am physically." Pennington suffered a shoulder injury in his only game last year playing for the Miami Dolphins and tore an ACL in his knee while playing pickup basketball recently. A two-time NFL Comeback Player of the Year, Pennington has been a productive player in his 11-year, injury-filled career that began in 2000 with the New York Jets. He joined the D |
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