Dolphins Remove Pop-A-Shot Basketball Game from Locker Room amid Struggles, 2-7 Record

Perhaps the bigger surprise is that the Miami Dolphins are only now reaching the stage where they take recreational games out of the locker room.

Breaking Down the Dolphins Move at Tight End

The Miami Dolphins talked on a regular basis over the past four years of Tanner Conner's potential, but they clearly have given up on the idea of him reaching i

Dolphins’ locker-room Pop-A-Shot goes missing, and most players didn’t want to talk about it

MIAMI GARDENS — It seems the way of the Baltimore Ravens with their locker room games ultimately won over with the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins (2-7), which have had a Pop-A-Shot mini basketball hoop in the team’s locker room at the practice facility all season, had the arcade-style game missing Thursday.
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3 Dolphins sit out, 6 limited in Thursday practice

Dolphins safety Ifeatu Melifonwu returned on a limited basis as he works through thumb and foot injuries. The Dolphins were still without cornerback Rasul Douglas, wide receiver Dee Eskridge, and pass rusher Chop Robinson, making it unlikely that any of the three play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.

What Dolphins Coaches Said About Champ Kelly

It's now been almost a week since Champ Kelly was named Miami Dolphins interim GM, but offensive coordinator Frank Smith already had worked with him. The two we

Dolphins part ways with TE Tanner Conner after 3 1/2 seasons

Miami Dolphins tight end Tanner Conner was waived by the team abruptly Thursday as he was in the midst of his most productive season.

Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Not 'Playing to Keep My Job,' Performance Must Be 'Better'

The 2025 season has been a disappointing one for the Miami Dolphins, but Tua Tagovailoa is more focused on returning to his previous form than his job security.

Bianchi: Is Lane Kiffin about to spark a $150 million Gators-Dolphins bidding war?

Meanwhile, let’s not forget UF just paid Billy Napier $21 million to go away. Before him, Dan Mullen flamed out early. Before him, Jim McElwain. Before him, Will Muschamp. Four consecutive head coaches — none made it longer than four years. Which leads to the most terrifying math equation in the SEC.

Dolphins Coach Robert Prince Gets Emotional After Death of Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland

Dolphins wide receivers coach Robert Prince was emotional offering condolences after the tragic death of Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland. Prince was with Dallas last season and got know Kneeland. pic.twitter.com/mwFfWx3eai
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