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The Finsiders review some of the Dolphins best moments of 2011 and choose their favorites. Make sure to listen to hear which moment wins the award for “Top Moment” in a tightly contested vote.
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Hear all the highlights from the Dolphins 34-14 victory over the Raiders. Listen as Jimmy Cefalo, Joe Rose and Bob Griese call all of the action during the exciting win.
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The Dolphins won their third straight home game and their fourth game of the season this afternoon, dominating the first-place Oakland Raiders 34-14.
Kevin Burnett intercepted a Carson Palmer pass and ran it back for a touchdown–the first Dolphin to do so since Vontae Davis against Buffalo in 2009–to cap the Miami scoring, as the Fins did Jim Mandich proud on the day that the Mad Dog was put up in the team’s Honor Roll.
The 3-8 Dolphins look for their third straight home win as they welcome the AFC West-leading Oakland Raiders (7-4) to Sun Life Stadium.
This will be the 35th all-time regular season meeting between the teams in a series that was dominated early on by the Raiders. The Dolphins, though, have won five of their last six against Oakland, including a 33-17 win at the Coliseum last year and a 17-15 win in 2008, the last time the teams met in South Florida.
Behind Enemy Lines: Breaking Down The Raiders
By: Daniel Gonzalez-Quevedo
What do you know about the 7-4 Oakland Raiders? They’re quietly in first place in the AFC West and if the season were to end today, they would be hosting a playoff game. Despite having all-pro running back, Darren McFadden, missing four games with a sprained foot, players such as Michael Bush and Carson Palmer have stepped up their game and the squad has managed to go on a three game winning streak.
Larry Csonka, Bob Griese, Dan Dierdorf, Kevin Burnett and Randy Starks are all heard from in an entertaining and informative look back on a week with The Finsiders. Make sure to listen for the inside breakdown on Raiders running back Michael Bush as well as a special tribute to the late Jim Mandich
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We do the work of finding all of the stories about the Fins from around the web and all you have to do is click them. Here is what is being said about the Dolphins today:
From the Fins:
- Kevin Burnett: “At this stage you can’t afford to be good enough, you have to be dominant”
- Andy Kent of Dolphins.com says the Dolphins special teams unit “have been doing a good job in all phases” this season
- Dan Dierdorf said Carson Palmer told him he was happy to be out of Cincinnati where he had to be a “part-time psychiatrist“
- Bob Griese let’s us know what it was like to play with Jim “Mad Dog” Mandich
- Reggie Bush is pleased about the way Brian Daboll is utilizing his skill set
From the Press:
- Vittorio Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle says the Raiders may be without a key linebacker for Sunday’s game
- Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald writes Vontae Davis has turned his season around after a lingering injury early on
- Brian Biggane of the Palm Beach Post writes Brian Daboll has seen a lot of progress out of Matt Moore over the past few weeks but still says the QB has a good amount of work ahead of him
The CBS broadcaster gives his analysis of the Dolphins and the Raiders in advance of Sunday’s game which he will broadcast on CBS alongside Greg Gumbel. Make sure to listen for Dierdorf’s insight on Carson Palmer, now that the veteran quarterback is out of Cincinnati. Also, Dierdorf shares his memories of his former college teammate, Jim Mandich, who will be inducted into the Dolphins Honor Roll on Sunday.
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On today’s edition of FinsidersTV, Reggie Bush talks about the challenges of a long lay off, Cameron Wake breaks down the Raiders’ offense, and Jason Taylor discusses Jim Mandich’s upcoming induction into the team’s Honor Roll:
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