Cameron Wake News Archives

A little over four hours remain to the 4 p.m. trade deadline, and still no plumes of white smoke from Miami Dolphins headquarters.

Share + Oct 20, 2009 11:52 am US/Eastern 1 of 1 Linebacker Matt Roth, #98, of the Miami Dolphins sets on defense against the Baltimore Ravens in an NFL Wildcard Playoff Game at Dolphins Stadium on January 4, 2009 in Miami, Florida.

Maybe it's the Madden gamer in me, but I have a hard time believing the Miami Dolphins can'tfind a wayto make a defensive lineup that features Joey Porter , Jason Taylor , Cameron Wake and Matt Roth on the field together at the same time, work.

Drew Brees can be downright scary. Watching the New Orleans quarterback torch what had been the NFLa TMs No.

A couple of days ago I told you the Dolphins are buyers as the NFL's Oct 20th trade deadline nears.

Patrick Cobbs was more than a third-string running back. He was also a vital cog in the Dolphins ' Wildcat package, a core special-teamer and their primary kick returner, so his teammates believe it will take several players to fill the void left after Cobbs suffered a season-ending knee injury Monday night.

The bye week arrived just in time for Joey Porter. Porter, the Dolphins' starting weak-side linebacker, admitted Thursday that the strained right hamstring that kept him out of the Buffalo game Oct.

Matt Roth says his injured groin has healed. If he had to play today, he could. "Heck, yeah," Roth said Wednesday at his locker.

Fergie may soon be on the Miami Dolphins' bandwagon as a limited partner. NFL owners meeting in Boston this week approved the Black Eyed Peas singer as a part owner, but the team has yet to complete an agreement with her, Dolphins chief executive officer Mike Dee said in an e-mail Tuesday.

Joey Porter made it to the brawl in the parking lot after all. Porter, the Dolphins ' pass-rushing specialist who missed last Sunday's game against Buffalo with a right hamstring injury, is on the 45-man active roster for tonight's Monday Night Football game against the New York Jets .

This transcript of coach Tony Sparano's comments was provided by the Miami Dolphins .

"I think we have had a very good week of practice. I think this is two weeks in a row we have had a really good week of practice.

This transcript of quotes from Miami Dolphins linebacker Jason Taylor were provided by the Miami Dolphins.

NFL Preview Wake happy to make a splash down south Hamilton Tiger-Cats' Quinton Porter, right, is sacked by B.C. Lions' Cameron Wake during first half CFL action in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday, September 27, 2008.

The Edmonton Eskimos are at home tonight, but the B.C. Lions will likely be the ones bringing the house.

Third-and-long just got a whole lot longer for Dolphins opponents. Miami already had one of the best pass-rushing duos in NFL history in Jason Taylor and Joey Porter, who have a combined 208.5 career sacks.

During the offseason, Dolphins coach Tony Sparano believed his defensive line needed to be better.

Sometimes we all need a veteran to break it down for us, putting things in perspective.

The picture said it all. While a cluster of reporters gathered around Dolphins rookie receiver Brian Hartline Sunday afternoon, Ted Ginn dressed quickly and quietly a couple of locker stalls over.

The young guys were great. That was Sunday's theme. They had impact, showed instincts and provided glimpses to a better tomorrow -- all except the young guy everyone came to see.

After three tough losses to the start the season, the Dolphins took a step toward turning their season around Sunday with a 38-10 win against the Bills.

Dolphins defensive end Phillip Merling wore a walking boot Monday to protect a left ankle injured in the fourth quarter of Sunday's win over the Buffalo Bills .

What do you do with a backup linebacker who is showing a knack for getting to the quarterback? That kicks off todaya TMs talking points coming off Miamia TMs impressive 38-10 victory over Buffalo: 1. Cameron Wake has to start playing a bigger role.

Everyone knows why Cameron Wake is here. "They brought him in to get pressure off the edge," Bills offensive tackle Kirk Chambers said.

RUN OFFENSE : A-minus Whether out of the Wildcat or more traditional sets, the Dolphins continue to get good work done.

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