According to a tweet by the Miami Herald’s Mike Bernardino, Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano stated that the Florida Highway Patrol has closed the case against second year wide receiver Brian Hartline, with no charges being filed.
Apparently, Hartline

The Dolphins open their 2010 training camp in 12 days, but defensive end Phillip Merling has bigger things to worry about.

The state attorney’s office in Broward County officially filed felony charges against Merling on Friday for aggravated battery

Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown is widely regarded as having top-notch character, and has no history of off-the-field problems dating back to his time at Auburn.  Therefore, his March arrest for driving under the influence caught everyone by

A Broward Sheriff’s Office commander who’s accused of giving Miami Dolphins defensive end Phillip Merling special treatment after his arrest last month has been temporarily reassigned.

Wide receiver Davone Bess was doing a phone interview with Jorge Sedano of 790-AM The Ticket at about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday when he witnessed a one-vehicle accident right in front of him.

“I just saw the tail end of it,” he said after the Dolphins’ morn

Pro Football Talk tweeted today that the Dolphins have traded guard Justin Smiley to Jacksonville pending a physical exam.

The Dolphins told Smiley not to report to their offseason training program back in March while they attempted to trade him. Ef

A flurry of statements, including one from Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, filled media e-mail boxes Wednesday in the wake of the revelation that Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland asked potential draftee Dez Bryant during a predraft interview if Bry

Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland apologized Tuesday for using “poor judgment'' during his line of questioning in an interview with an NFL prospect leading up to this weekend's draft.

'Run, Ricky, Run' – the documentary that airs Tuesday night on ESPN – provides a behind-the-scenes look at Dolphins running back Ricky Williams' unusual journey.

Before the draft, which he calls “my Super Bowl,'' Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland admits he felt nervous, maybe even a little anxious. He felt prepared because the Miami front office typically is, and he also had his game face on beca