The Dolphins will sport the team’s popular all white throwback uniforms on Sunday vs. AFC East rival the Patriots, and fans all had a similar reaction on social media.
The all white and aqua uniforms debuted when the Dolphins did back in 1966, and the team wore the uniforms through the ‘73 season. Since retiring the uniform full-time, the Dolphins will occasionally bring them back during a season, like this year. The Dolphins also wore these specific throwback uniforms against the Patriots in 2020 and ‘21.
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Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels decided to let players put all their frustrations and opinions on the table in a recent team meeting, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. The meeting comes just ahead of a pivotal Week 8 matchup against the Lions in which Las Vegas is attempting to avoid falling into a 3-5 hole after a tough 30-12 loss to the Bears one week prior.
“Coach Josh McDaniels, I’m told, opened the floor in a team meeting on Thursday to players, allowing them to voice all the frustrations that at times have bubbled over publicly during the team’s 3-4 start.
Shaquille O’Neal is known for being one of the most dominant NBA players to ever live. The main reason why he was such a force is no secret: he was bigger than everyone else. However, the NBA legend recently revealed that he was bigger than previously thought.
While talking to Tom Brady on SiriusXM Sports, O’Neal divulged how much he weighed during his prime while on the Lakers. The four-time champion said he weighed 285 pounds as a rookie with the Magic but added some muscle in order to deal with the onslaught of fouls he started to face in the NBA.
The Commanders appear primed and ready to lock in their position as “sellers” at the NFL trade deadline — barring a Week 8 upset. After an up-and-down 3-4 start to the season, Washington is facing a make-or-break matchup with the 6-1 Eagles, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
If the Commanders were to win against Philly, they’d be in a position to make a push for the playoffs. But a loss on Sunday could “leave them as potentially looking to unload players as soon as Monday morning,” per Schefter.
Dalton Del Don looks at every remaining game this week and provides his favorite starts along with players to sit to put you in a position to get a win.
ARLINGTON, Texas — In the eighth inning, with the Diamondbacks up 4–1 over the Rangers, Arizona general manager Mike Hazen made a prediction.
D-Backs left fielder Lourdes Gurriel, Jr. was at the plate with a runner on first and no outs. A three-run lead was nice, but on the heels of their agonizing blown save in Game 1, it certainly wasn’t enough to feel comfortable. Arizona was going to do whatever it could to build the lead. So Hazen turned to assistant general manager Amiel Sawdaye and shared what he was thinking: Gurriel’s going to lay down a sacrifice bunt.
The walls might be closing in on Jim Harbaugh at Michigan as more details emerge surrounding the football program’s elaborate sign-stealing operation — leading some to believe the head coach will make his return to the NFL. A fresh start in the pros seems like the logical next step if he were to face a lengthy suspension from the NCAA.
But not so fast.
According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero, the league is unlikely to be a “safe harbor” for Harbaugh to escape discipline from the NCAA.
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The Dolphins defensive back is set to make his Miami debut Sunday against the Patriots
Just 94 days after his first training camp with the Miami Dolphins was cut short with an knee injury, Jalen Ramsey will be active when the team takes on their AFC East rivals the New England Patriots.
And the defensive back announced his return with an absolutely incredible hype video.
Ramsey underwent surgery on July 28th to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, and early expectations were that the defensive star might not be able to return until December.
Deion Sanders sounds like a coach as close to finished with his offensive line as possible. When addressing Colorado’s struggles along the line, as they allowed seven sacks in the 28-16 loss to UCLA, “Coach Prime” was as blunt as humanly possible about it.
“The big picture, you get get new lineman. That’s the picture and I’ma paint it perfectly,” Sanders told reporters after the loss.
Colorado’s loss against UCLA on Saturday night was an ugly outing for the team. But quarterback Shedeur Sanders proved to be the one bright spot in an otherwise putrid performance by an offense, and the internet showed some sympathy for him. It did not have the same empathy for the rest of his teammates, though.
The Buffaloes 28–16 loss to the Bruins marked its fourth loss in the last five games and dropped Deion Sanders’s squad to 1–4 in conference play. Saturday’s shortcomings, however, were a result of an offense that was clearly outmatched up front.