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Mike Oliva recaps the Friday Morning Headlines for your Miami Dolphins, presented by Verizon.
The Virginia War Memorial and the Navy League Richmond Council, will host the 80th Commonwealth’s Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Ceremony.
Feb 28, 2021 I’ll start by saying that this, without question, almost definitely won’t happen. The number of unlikely pieces that need to fall into place for something as ludicrous as this to happen pretty much guarantees it’s just offseason speculation article fodder. ...But I’m a Chiefs fan, so when you present a worst-case scenario, my instinct is to fret about it until it doesn’t happen. Deshaun Watson wants out of Houston. That’s probably an understatement. He wants out of Houston so badly he’d embrace a trade to the Jets. He’s a generational talent stuck in a comically i...
2001: New England defeats St. Louis, 20-17 Tom Brady: Won Super Bowl XXXVI. Miami Dolphins: Went 11-5. What were the Dolphins up to in 2001? They were actually good! Well, good by what-we're-now-used-to standards. The Dolphins, led by quarterback Jay Fielder, running back Lamar Smith, and a defense that was nearly unstoppable, went 11-5. They eventually lost 20-3 to the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC wild-card game. 2003: New England defeats Carolina, 32-29 Tom Brady: Won Super Bowl XXXVIII. Miami Dolphins: Went 10-6. No playoffs here, but not bad! Welcome to the Ricky Williams portion o...
Tom Brady leads Buccaneers past Washington for 1st playoff victory since 2002 season Brady threw for 381 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers past Washington 31-23 in their NFC wild-card game Saturday night for their first playoff victory since 2002. Social Sharing The Associated Press · Posted: Jan 09, 2021 5:04 PM ET | Last Updated: January 10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady threw for 381 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers past Washington in their NFC wild-card game on Saturday.(Julio Cortez/The Associated Press)