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OK, That Was Weird

by Philip Unwin on October 17, 2010

I‘d love to come away from this game with a good feeling about the Dolphins.  I guess, in a sense, I do.  The offense played well, the defense played reasonably well, and the special teams managed to avoid screwing up.  I did not, however, come away with a warm feeling in the cockles of my [...]

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So Long, Teddy

by Philip Unwin on April 20, 2010

And thus ends one of the more frustrating careers in Dolphins history. Ted Ginn, Jr. (can’t forget the “Junior” part, God knows, we drafted his whole family and wouldn’t want Senior to get ignored) was, of course, unwanted by the vast majority of Dolphin fans.  It was assumed, and with good reason, that the Dolphins [...]

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Dolphins Trade Receiver Ted Ginn to 49ers

by George Richmond on April 16, 2010

Two days after acquiring their long sought-after No. 1 wide receiver, the Dolphins traded away the last man given the task. Miami ended weeks of speculation on Friday, sending Ted Ginn, Jr. to San Francisco in exchange for a fifth-round pick (No. 145. overall).  Miami recoups the fifth rounder it sent to Kansas City last [...]

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Miami Dolphins Weekly Roundup

by George Richmond on January 8, 2010

An overview of what’s going on with the Miami Dolphins, first week of January, 2010. • The Dolphins lost two coaches this week to the college ranks. As expected, outside linebackers coach Jim Reid accepted the defensive coordinator job at the University of Virginia.  The move was made official on Thursday.  Reid, who joined the [...]

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Mort: Ginn to See Reduced Role

by George Richmond on October 26, 2009

Dolphins wide receiver Ted Ginn, Jr. has fallen out of good graces with the team following Sunday’s disastrous performance against the Saints, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen. Leading 24-10, Ginn bobbled a beautiful pass from quarterback Chad Henne that resulted in an interception-for-touchdown by Saints safety Darren Sharper, cutting the Dolphins lead to 24-17. Ginn [...]

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Stability at the Top Breeds Consistency on the Field

by Travis Wingfield on June 1, 2009

After Don Shula held the position for 21 years, the Dolphins have shuffled through coaches like Jon Gruden shuffles through quarterbacks. Instability and uncertainty had become the mantra of the head of the organization for a once proud organization. Fans saw the high profile men fail to continue their success with the Dolphins (Jimmy Johnson [...]

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