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DAVIE, Fla. -- Getting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa upgraded playmakers is a top priority for the Miami Dolphins this offseason. The Dolphins' lack of offensive juice was an eye-opening issue, particularly in the second half of the 2020 season. Wide receiver DeVante Parker, tight end Mike Gesicki and running back Myles Gaskin provided solid contributions, but no offensive player reached 1,000 total yards, 800 receiving yards or 600 rushing yards. "Obviously having playmakers on offense and defense is what the great teams have," Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said to start the offseason. "...

The candidates chosen should not have come as a huge surprise. ESPN reported three weeks ago that Studesville and Godsey were two of five candidates interviewed. External candidates (Pep Hamilton, Matt Canada, Mike McDaniel), and even those who were rumored to Miami but did not interview (Buffalo Bills quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey and Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks coach Mike Kafka), were among the more glamorous names. Outside of Studesville and Godsey, none fit what Dolphins coach Brian Flores wanted. Promoting the pair from within means Miami's offense will have continuity coupled with n...

MOBILE, Ala. -- This was the Senior Bowl “Unplugged” -- a stripped-down version of the annual college all-star game that packs much of the NFL universe into Mobile, Alabama, for a few days in January. Typically the Senior Bowl is part convention, part job fair, part mixer for team personnel, agents and media as much as it is an invaluable opportunity to evaluate some of the nation’s top draft prospects. Last week, however, the restaurants and bars and hotel lobbies were practically barren as teams focused on the one return to normalcy they relished most: a chance to see these players up...

While the Dolphins are committed to Tua Tagovailoa, there's still opportunity to draft a QB or perhaps go after Deshaun Watson if he becomes available.

Engagement and no place to hide for terrorists including across the border in pakistan. he talked beautifully about the courage and perseverance of those i've been covering the last 16 years. the idea, however, of following the same course of action on the ground including general nicholson there now have pursued may not be the kind of thing that's going to give us the results we'd like to have. i was pleased he did not mention and did not talk about the idea of conducting clandestine operations as we heard about from a friend of mine. we have had 2,258 killed in afghanistan and i spent time w...