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Dolphins in Pursuit of Safety Atogwe

by George Richmond on June 2, 2010

Despite positive reports regarding second-year man Chris Clemons following the team’s recent OTA sessions, the Dolphins appear to be pursuing a big fish to man the vacant free safety spot. According to AOL Fanhouse, Miami is reportedly making a “strong push” for the services of one OJ Atogwe. A five-year veteran, Atogwe became an unrestricted free agent [...]

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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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High Risk, High Reward

by Philip Unwin on April 15, 2010

My first reaction to finding out that the Dolphins had traded for Brandon Marshall was the same as (as of this writing) 93% of you: WOOOOOO!!!!! Upon thinking about it some, that reaction was tempered a little, for three reasons, which I’ll discuss here, in no particular order. 1. He’s one screw-up away from missing [...]

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A Look at Free Agency and Antonio Bryant

by George Richmond on February 26, 2010

Heading into the 2010 offseason, one of the Miami Dolphins most glaring needs is at wide receiver. The unit itself is not a barren wasteland.  Far from it.  The Dolphins have a tremendous slot man in Davone Bess, while Brian Hartline showed the makings of a capable #2 in his rookie season. Even young, reliable [...]

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Patrick Turner Stepping Up, But is There Room?

by George Richmond on October 11, 2009

Patrick Turner

It may come as a surprise to learn that Patrick Turner is still a member of the Miami Dolphins. The third round pick out of USC lit up the early weeks of training camp, impressing with his solid route-running and imposing physical stature. But the talk of the town has become the forgotten man through [...]

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