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The Matt Rhule era begins with a chance for a unique first impression.

Veteran wide receiver Robbie Chosen, formerly Robbie Anderson, is on the move again after being released by the Dolphins.

Dolphins wide receiver Robbie Chosen has an opportunity to resurrect his career with his hometown team after a rough 2022 season spent between Carolina and Arizona.

Signing with the Miami Dolphins this offseason, wide receiver Chosen Anderson, who previously went by Robby Anderson, feels a homecoming to South Florida and playing under coach Mike McDaniel is the right fit for him.

New Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chosen Anderson has addressed his latest name change, which occurred after the 2022 NFL season. 

Signing with the Miami Dolphins this offseason, wide receiver Chosen Anderson, who previously went by Robby Anderson, feels a homecoming to South Florida and playing under coach Mike McDaniel is the right fit for him.

But history has shown that new Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule is no slouch at selecting collegiate assistants

Amie Just is starting a new tradition. Here is her month-by-month predictions for the local (and national) sports landscape.