In the 1970s and 80s, it used to matter if your team got scheduled to play in a prime time game.  But with the advent of cable tv, it’s not so important any more.  For example, NBC now has the right to choose whatever game it wishes for its Sunday Night slot. So if you see that the Dolphins are scheduled to play on SNF in late December, take it with aRead More →

The Dolphins added a another key piece to the offensive line today by signing former Detroit Lion Jason Fox to a one-year deal.  Fox can be a bruiser and a great blocker, but he’s had some injury issues. Still, despite the injuries, Fox is a great addition. Last we checked, he never quit the team because his friends teased him, so that makes him instantly better than a certain offensive tackle we had on the roster last year at this time…Read More →

Each time we are close to ending and moving on from the “bullying” fiasco that enveloped much of the Dolphins’ 2013 season, a new wrinkle appears.  This time, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is apparently ordering–yes, ordering–three grown men to undergo psychiatric evaluations. There is so much wrong with that; we don’t even know where to begin. The men in question areRead More →

Denver running back Knowshon Moreno is rumored to be coming to Miami for a talk with the Dolphins.  Last year, he ran for over a thousand yard in a pass-happy offense, so we know he makes the most of his opportunities.  That’s aRead More →

The Miami Herald is reporting that the Dolphins are top contenders to sign KC left tackle Branden Albert.  Let’s hope this is so. Last year around this time, we also had a chance to get Albert, but the Dolphins management decided that Jonathan Martin was a better and more loyal option at LT.   That was perhaps the worst misjudgment in sports history, but we have a chance to make up for it now. Dolphins Truth optimistically looks forward to the beginning of free agency tomorrow.  Stay tuned for our reports.Read More →

To make matters clear, none of our writers here at Dolphins Truth have ever said  that Richie Incognito is 100% innocent. He used vile language that is not appropriate.  However,  Jonathan Martin used the same identical language. Martin sent death threats to Richie. Martin spoke of using drugs and prostitutes and drunkenness.  When Martin talks about those things, Ted Wells says Martin was just goofing around.  But when Richie talks about those things, he is an abusive bully.  Is that objective? Is that fair? Ted Wells refuses to acknowledge this. Stephen Ross refuses to discuss it. Joe Philbin refuses to mention it. Dolphins Truth DOESRead More →

As we often mention here at Dolphins Truth, owner Stephen Ross does too many things unrelated to helping the Miami Dolphins win.  Mr. Ross is extremely active, but he is not productive.  What does that mean? The latest example is the anti-bullying legislation/task force that Mr. Ross initiated with some law professors and NY University.  In a recent conference call, Mr. Ross explained his involvement. After listening to the entire call, it is (once again) very apparent that this endeavor will not help the Miami Dolphins whatsoever.  And should THAT be Mr. Ross’s prime concern. Here are a few of the highlights of Mr. Ross’sRead More →

One of these players is a Pro-Bowler with the support of 100% of his teammates, and he was suspended by team management. The other turned his back and walked out on the team. Which one should owner Stephen Ross apologize to?Read More →