Rookie safety Patrick McMorris, who tied for the team lead in tackles with 8, told me he was awarded a game ball. Nice job by the rook and well deserved

Liking what I'm seeing from Patrick Paul the more I watch him. He's aggressive and stays on blocks. Not saying he's ready to start, but I like what I'm seeing so far

Nice back-to-back plays by Nik Needham, blitzing and then having a PBU

Jason Sanders hits from 51 yards pic.x.com/eerhmhsgyd

Nice play by LB Channing Tindall. He's had a quiet camp

Do you remember what the running back position looked like for the San Francisco 49ers prior to the arrival of Christian McCaffrey? Things were different, but by no means were they negative.

With the help of then run-game coordinator Mike McDaniel, Kyle Shanahan’s offense was quickly known for developing top-end talent without the star power. With the help of their running back-friendly scheme, Shanahan and the 49ers seemed to often find hidden gems who could carry the rock and get instant production. Players like Raheem Mostert, Elijah Mitchell and Matt Brieda all broke out and thrived in Shanahan’s offense

With starters for both the Miami Dolphins and Atlanta Falcons watching from the sideline, it was the home team’s backups that earned a 20-13 win at Hard Rock Stadium on Friday night.

On a night full of sloppy offense, a few of the Dolphins’ draftees shined brightest in their first game in aqua.

Running back Jaylen Wright led the way for the Dolphins offense with 5.5 yards per carry and a touchdown in his limited action, and left tackle Patrick Paul looked like a mauler against overmatched Falcons defensive linemen

On a summer afternoon joggers, bicyclists and several people with big-brimmed hats, a few looking through binoculars, focused their attention on the squawking and seemingly chaotic swarm of white birds flying over a crescent-shaped island in Mission Bay. The social frenzy was thousands of elegant terns teaching their fledglings how to fly and forage at a man-made piece of land known as West Ski Island that lies less than a quarter-mile from Crown Point Park. A few women stopped to ask Andrew Meyer, the director of conservation at San Diego Audubon Society, and Cristina Santa Maria, conservation manager for the […]

The Miami Dolphins kick off their 2024 preseason with a home exhibition against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday night. It’ll be the first glimpse at a new squad that largely resembles its 2023 version with a few tweaks across the roster.

The 2023 season was a year that saw many franchise records get shattered, but the team fell short of its season goal. A playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs continued a postseason victory drought dating back to 2001.

Gone now are Christian Wilkins, Andrew Van Ginkel, Robert Hunt, Raekwon Davis and Brandon Jones. Replacing them are a slew of defensive linemen including veteran Calais Campbell, new defensive starters Jordyn Brooks, Kendall Fuller, and Jordan Poyer, offensive lineman Aaron Brewer, and a few new targets for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

When the Miami Dolphins released their first depth chart of the season ahead of a preseason debut against the Atlanta Falcons, coaches gave Mike White the nod over Skylar Thompson as the second-team quarterback

But head coach Mike McDaniel made sure to clarify Wednesday that the battle for the backup job is far from over.

“I see that as it’s neck and neck, and far from me even thinking about who’s going to win that job, and I think that’s a compliment just because they’re both developing very well,” McDaniel said