Over the last month, fans have been trying to decide at NFL.com, voting for their favorite in a 64-play bracket. Sixteen plays remain, and the Dolphins’ Duriel Harris to Tony Nathan “Hook and Lateral” play is still alive after taking down the Cowboys’ Roger Staubach to Drew Pearson Hail Mary. Read More…

In case you missed it, here’s a complete roundup of Dolphins.com’s coverage of Wednesday’s practice: Read More…

In case you missed it, here’s a complete roundup of Dolphins.com’s coverage of Tuesday’s practice: Read More…

Because there’s no real foolproof formula for how to handle a rookie quarterback–all the current stars seem to have taken a different route to success–it will be interesting to see how the Dolphins work first-round pick Ryan Tannehill into the offense.

Former Dolphins quarterback Don Strock joined The Finsiders to discuss the team’s current quarterback situation and when he thinks Tannehill will get on the field.

The former Dolphins quarterback called into the show to discuss his experience dealing with three separate labor stoppages during his lengthy NFL career. Don’t miss Strock’s thoughts on Brian Daboll and Chad Henne.

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The former teammate and longtime friend of Jim Mandich called in to share some of his memories of the “Mad Dog”. Don’t miss a funny story involving Strock, Mandich, and Jake Scott.

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Today is April Fools’ Day and instead of playing some silly prank, I decided it might be fun to look back at some of the best “trick” plays in Dolphins history. Enjoy the list (which is in chronological order) and be sure to vote for your favorite!

12/31/72, The “Fake” Punt: With the undefeated Dolphins and Steelers locked up in a tightly contested AFC Championship game, Larry Seiple dropped back to punt for Miami and looked for something he had seen on film: the Steelers would often turn their backs and start running to cover the kick a bit prematurely.