The lacrosse legend calls in to provide an overview of this weekend’s big high school lacrosse tournament at Sun Life Stadium.
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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:
- Mike Dee shares his thoughts on the new coaching staff with The Finsiders
- Andy Kent of Dolphins.com reports on the first DBA Trade Show at Sun Life Stadium
- New offensive coordinator Mike Sherman joins The Finsiders
From the Press:
- Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald talks about Mike Sherman’s fascination with feet
- The Palm Beach Post’s Brian Biggane discusses a few draft possibilities
- Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel takes a look at quarterback Ryan Tannehill
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:
- John Congemi takes a look back at Vontae Davis’ 2011 season
- Andy Kent of Dolphins.com talks about a touching event at Sun Life Stadium
- The Finsiders discuss the hiring of two new coordinators
From the Press:
- Nate Davis of USA Today announces his picks for the annual All-Joe team
- The Sun-Sentinel’s Mike Berardino says Jeff Ireland “hears voices“
- Brian Biggane of the Palm Beach Post reports Miami could be the perfect place for Matt Flynn
The curtain closes on the 2011 season with the last of three straight AFC East opponents visiting Sun Life Stadium on Sunday. The New York Jets (8-7) come to South Florida looking to keep their playoff hopes alive, while the Miami Dolphins (5-10) hope to send the Jets back to New York disappointed. New York was riding high a few weeks ago and looked like a team that couldn’t miss a play-off berth, but back to back losses to the Philadelphia Eagles (45-19) and the cross-town rival New York Giants (29-14) have left the Jets on the outside looking in!
It was a tale of two football games all wrapped into one as I observed Saturday’s match-up between the Miami Dolphins (5-10) and the New England Patriots (12-3). Coaches at every level of sports always preach about playing from start to finish, and it was on full display this past weekend! The Dolphins defense completely dominated the first half of the game, making Patriots quarterback Tom Brady look confused and frustrated.
The start of the game on Sunday at Sun Life Stadium couldn’t have went any better for the Miami Dolphins (4-9). The special teams stayed hot and a blocked punt by Jimmy Wilson set up the Miami offense at the Philadelphia Eagles 15-yard line. Quarterback Matt Moore took over from there and hit wide receiver Brandon Marshall to take a quick 7-0 lead, but it went downhill fast from there!
The Philadelphia Eagles (4-8) travel to Sun Life Stadium to face the surging Miami Dolphins (4-8) who are looking for there fourth straight victory at home. The Dolphins haven’t won four straight at home in the same season since 2002! Sunday’s contest marks the 13th meeting between the two teams. Miami holds the advantage in the all-time series 7-5, but has lost the last two meetings to the Eagles.
Miami Dolphins defensive end Jared Odrick hails from the same part of the country as Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy. Both players played high school football against each other in the Philadelphia area, and Odrick remembers how special McCoy was at an early age! Both went to rival colleges and now find each other on opposite sidelines once again this Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins (4-8) put on a show Sunday afternoon against the Oakland Raiders (7-5), who had come into the game winning three consecutive games to take control of the AFC West. On the field at Sun Life Stadium, it looked like the Dolphins were the team that was in control right from the start! Winning four of their last five games, Miami is playing and executing like a team challenging for playoff contention!
The Oakland Raiders (7-4) travel to Sun Life Stadium on Sunday as the Miami Dolphins (3-8) look to rebound from a Thanksgiving Day loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The Raiders are coming off of a five point victory over the Chicago Bears riding the right leg of kicker Sebastian Janikowski, who set a franchise record of six field goals, and the 301 yards of passing from quarterback Carson Palmer.
