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Dolphins fire special teams coach Bonamego

by George Richmond on October 5, 2010

After the team’s disastrous special teams performance in their 41-14 loss to the Patriots, Dolphins fans wanted blood. And they got it. Head coach Tony Sparano fired the unit’s coach, John Bonamego, Tuesday morning and promoted his assistant, Darren Rizzi. Rizzi, in his second NFL season under Bonamego, came to Miami after one season as head [...]

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Long Gone: Dolphins Sweep Jets 30-25

by George Richmond on November 1, 2009

0 catches.  0 yards Doesn’t sound much like the stat line of a hero.  Especially one whose coming off the worst game of his career. But wide receiver Ted Ginn, Jr. rediscovered another facet of his game that has long been dormant, electrifying Dolphin fans and the Mike Westhoff‘s special teams unit to the tune [...]

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Langford, Thomas Win Starting Jobs

by George Richmond on August 19, 2008

The Miami Dolphins 2008 draft class continued to sparkle on Tuesday, with two more rookies staking their claim to first team positions. Third round defensive end Kendall Langford and sixth round guard Donald Thomas completed their assent to the top of the depth chart, effectively being named starters by head coach Tony Sparano. Langford has [...]

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Feely cut…what the hell?!?

by Philip Unwin on August 12, 2008

I have been supportive, even at times an apologist, for the Parcells/Ireland regime in Miami. With very few exceptions, I’ve agreed with pretty much everything they’ve done, and even the things I disagreed with were fairly minor (i.e. trading Lorenzo Booker for a 4th round pick). And then I saw the report that Jay Feely [...]

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Feely Cut, Carpenter Now Starter

by George Richmond on August 12, 2008

The Miami Dolphins cut veteran kicker Jay Feely Tuesday morning, just one season after setting the franchise record for accuracy. Acquired as a free agent from the New York Giants in 2007, Feely represented a departure from the declining performance — especially in the clutch — of longtime kicker Olindo Mare.  The Dolphins sought an [...]

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