Tony Pape

Things are a bit rocky in South Beach but with a new head coach maybe the Dolphins can finally make strides again in the now competitive AFC East.  

The Dolphins (5-10) are currently behind the Colts and Rams (both 2-13), Vikings (3-12), Jacksonville (4-11), Cleveland (4-11) and Tampa Bay (4-11) and Washington (5-10). The Redskins likely would pick ahead of the Dolphins if the teams finish ...  

Bleacher ReportMiami Dolphins' draft spot still not settledMiamiHerald.comThe Colts will clinch the No. 1 pick – and the right to draft Luck – by losing next Sunday at Jacksonville. The Rams would pick first if they lose to the 49ers and the Colts win. Fox's Jay Glazer said Saturday there's still considerable support for Sam ...With Barkley out of the Draft, the Colts Should Trade the Andrew Luck PickBleacher ReportScott Stinson: Luck not a...  

With Taylor gone as a pass-rush option, the Dolphins hope to continue to develop outside linebacker Koa Misi, who has started nine games this season but has only one sack. Misi hasn't had the impact the team envisioned when it drafted him in the second ...  

MiamiHerald.comWaiting game continues for Miami Dolphins in Jeff Fisher sagaMiamiHerald.comJeff Fisher and his agent have been working through various issues that might determine whether he chooses to coach the Fins or Rams. Jeff Fisher and his agent have been working through various issues that might determine whether he chooses to coach ...The Jeff Fisher Watch: Day TwoThe PhinsiderWhy the Miami Dolphins Are Taking a Huge Risk Hiring Jeff...  

Miami Dolphins GM Jeff Ireland has a daunting task ahead of him this offseason: to save the Fins from toiling away in the bowels of the AFC East. In his three seasons as general manager, Ireland has failed to escape the hole the Dolphins have dug themselves into for over a decade,...  

5. Tampa Bay      4-12. 6.  Washington    5-11. 7.  Jacksonville    5-11. 8.  Miami/Carolina 6-10 10. Buffalo            6-10. The Dolphins and Panthers will have to toss a coin to determine which team goes first because they both ...  

This Sunday’s game against the New York Jets will be the last for Miami Dolphins line backer Jason Taylor. Taylor will hang up his cleats after a 223 game 15 year career.  

The Miami Dolphins made a quick roster move Tuesday that will guarantee outside linebacker Jason Taylor more playing time in the team’s last two games.