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Dolphins center Jake Grove "doubtful" for Buffalo game
Dolphins starting center Jake Grove is listed as "doubtful" for Sunday's game at Buffalo after sitting out Friday's practice with a left ankle injury.
Center Jake Grove sit outs again, likely to miss Bills game
Dolphins' back-up center Joe Berger is one day closer to making his first NFL start.
Dolphins desperate for healthy offensive linemen
The Miami Dolphins are desperate for offensive linemen, they've even had to resort to in-game hiking lessons to teach players how to snap the ball.
Dolphins' Ricky Williams is AFC offensive player of week; Browns pick up Matt Roth
Williams, 32, was honored for carrying 22 times for 119 yards and scoring three touchdowns in Miami's 24-17 win at Carolina last Thursdaynight.
Nate Garner opens eyes with versatile performance against Carolina
There's no telling where Nate Garner will play this week at Buffalo. But at least the Dolphins know he can play virtually anywhere along their banged-up offensive line.
Bucs' Sabby Piscitelli regrets season-ending injury to Ronnie Brown
Tampa Bay strong safety Sabby Piscitelli, a former Boca Raton High standout, feels as badly as anyone about the season-ending injury to Miami Dolphins star Ronnie Brown.
Dolphins coach Tony Sparano says: "Don't feel sorry for us."
The Miami Dolphinshavebeen decimated by injuries, but coach Tony Sparano doesn't seem too concerned, and he knows nobody in the NFL will be shedding any tears for his depleted roster.
Jim Mandich: Dolphins are epitome of resilient
Former Dolphins tight end Jim Mandich, who broadcasts games for WQAM , offers his thoughts: The Dolphins came up here on a short week of preparation with a banged up football team and found a way to get it done.
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It'll be interesting to see what the Miami Dolphins' active roster looks like Nov.
Miami Dolphins talking points: Davone Bess comes up big again
CHARLOTTE, N.C. a ' The Miami Dolphins kept their season alive Thursday night against the Carolina Panthers.
Williams, Stewart a go for Panthers vs. Dolphins
Williams missed practice Wednesday with a sore left knee. Stewart was held out a day earlier with a sore left Achilles' tendon.
Just came from Dolphins practice in Da Bubble -- beautiful day outside, I mean beautiful, what the heck are they doing in Da Bubble! -- and here's what I saw in that limited period: () Injured left guard Justin Smiley, who was sent to see a shoulder specialist on Thursday, was back at practice but limited to riding a stationary bike.
Dolphins: RB Ronnie Brown's status uncertain for Thursday's game at Carolina
Dolphins running Ronnie Brown made a quick move and was gone before anyone could catch him.
Smiley, Fasano inactive for Dolphins
Guard Justin Smiley and tight end Anthony Fasano were inactive Sunday for the Miami Dolphins' game against Tampa Bay.
Fasano was listed as questionable. Linebacker Joey Porter participated in the full practice and was listed as probable.
How do Dolphins-Bucs match up?
Dolphins running game vs. Buccaneers run defense Over their last 10 quarters, the Dolphins have averaged just 3.4 yards per carry out of their base offense in sliding to fourth in the league.
Dolphins left guard Justin Smiley not at practice, goes to see doctor
Justin Smiley has been one of the Dolphins' best offensive linemen this season, if not the best one, especially when he gets out and runs in space.
Dolphins send Justin Smiley to see a specialist
The Miami Dolphins sent starting left guard Justin Smiley to see a specialist about his troublesome shoulder, and based on Tony Sparano's mood during Thursday's interview session it's likely the team didn't hear good news.
Where did the Murphy project fail?
Did Shawn Murphy fail as a Miami Dolphin, or did the Dolphins fail in developing him? That question came to mind Wednesday afternoon when listening to Dolphins coach Tony Sparano address the former fourth-round pick's recent release.
Dolphins Waive '08 Fourth-Round Pick Shawn Murphy; Sign OT Lydon Murtha
The Miami Dolphins announced Tuesday they have waived second-year guard Shawn Murphy and signed rookie offensive tackle Lydon Murtha.
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