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This is video from HBO's "Hard Knocks", where the Miami Dolphins cut receiver Chad Johnson after his recent arrent for domestic violence.

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This is a video of the Miami Dolphins' cheerleaders lip-syncing the popular hit song "Call Me Maybe", by Carly Rae.

Yeah, it's a little cheesy, but it's worth a look, because, well, you know, you're a football fan

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After a long and thorough search, HBO has announced the upcoming season of ‘Hard Knocks‘ will follow the Miami Dolphins. And, looking above, it’s easy to see why.

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With the Denver Broncos officially introducing Peyton Manning as their new starting quarterback today, the focus now shifts to their former starting QB Tim Tebow. Several teams are interested in the former Heisman Trophy winner, including...

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Miami hires their 10th head coach

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Rams appear to beat out Dolphins for former Titans' coach

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Ex-Miami Dolphins Patrick Surtain and Oronde Gadsden, along with 19 other former playes, filed a lawsuit against the NFL over severe and permanent brain damage they say is linked to concussions suffered on the job.

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Well, Todd Haley isn’t the only coach looking for work now.

The Miami Dolphins also fired their head coach, announcing that Tony Sparano (not to be confused with Tony Soprano) is being replaced by defensive backs coach Todd Bowles for the team’s remaining three games this season. The Dolphins sit at 4-9 after starting the season 0-7. In total, Sparano was 29-32 with Miami in his four years there.

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Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions – 12:30 PM
In a key NFC North game, Detroit (7-3) plays host to the undefeated Packers (10-0). With an NFL-best quarterback rating of 128.8, Aaron Rodgers is the leader of Green Bay’s offensive attack, which averages a league-best 35

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The winless Miami Dolphins lost their sixth game of the year yesterday, blowing a late lead to the Denver Broncos before losing 18-15. Dolphins running back Reggie Bush didn't sugarcoat his team's performance after the game as he described his embarrassment to the media.

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