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The following is a team-released transcript of referee Tony Corrente's postgame news conference: -- "One of the officials on the field felt the ball had touched the ground after it left the possession of the receiver." -- "Because the player in question, the player who was possessing the ball in the air, as he started to come down, was hit.

Dan Carpenter nailed a 25-yard field goal with 10 seconds left to play after Tampa Bay had taken the lead off a late Miami turnover and the Dolphins avoided a crucial loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday at Land Shark Stadium.

You've heard the news by now. Ronnie Brown is out for the season. The Dolphins announced it after they got off the plane, a plane that Brown was on.

Powerful running games helped the Carolina Panthers and Miami Dolphins grind out what may have been season-saving victories last weekend, but there's not much time to recover.

The officials didn't allow Jason Taylor's return, but the replay official did turn a pass ruled incomplete into an interception.

The NFL levied a hefty fine against Buccaneers first-year head coach Raheem Morris for swearing at an official in his team's loss to the Dolphins in Week 10.

The Miami Dolphins season remains on life support thanks to Chad Henne's defibrillator style game winning drive in Sunday's 25-23 win over the Buccaneers.

Share + Nov 14, 2009 4:17 pm US/Eastern Click here for more Dolphins coverage By Solange Reyner 1 of 1 MIAMI - AUGUST 17: Quarterback Chad Henne of the Miami Dolphins warms-up before entering the game while taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars during a preseason game at Landshark Stadium on August 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.

A fter as possum-ugly a game as the NFL will cringe to see, the Dolphins showed the one thing that would save their Sunday.

All season, Dolphins fans have bemoaned their team's lack of good breaks, especially when compared to last.

A controversial replay ruling went against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the closing minutes of the first half, upon which the Miami Dolphins capitalized for a touchdown and 16-6 lead.

Linebacker Joey Porter #55 of the Miami Dolphins celebrates after sacking quarterback Peyton Manning #18 of the Indianapolis Colts at Land Shark Stadium on September 21, 2009 in Miami, Florida.

Every team, every season, starts out thinking out about Roman numerals. This season, it was XLIV.

OK, here we go with what is potentially the most intriguing story from today's Miami-New England game.

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"You have to hit him," Torbor said. But Torbor and his Miami teammates barely touched Brady when it mattered most in Sunday's 27-17 loss to New England.

But to show how this rivalry has legs again - ain't it grand? - the Dolphins were enjoying more subtle digs at the Jets.

Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said his team's lack of a pass rush was not the reason Miami lost to the Patriots Sunday.

The Miami Dolphins had just spent more than 10 minutes marching to a wildcat touchdown when Randy Moss used one stiff-arm to wipe out their lead.

The strange part, the fun part, the part he never expected to say is how it feels sometimes like he never left.