A ponderous jailbreak for the shade follows each training camp practice benediction. On Tuesday, like most days, several players stopped to practice catching balls shooting from the Juggs machine.

First impressions go a long way in football and to that end, Dolphins wide receivers Davone Bess and Brandon Marshall made a strong first impression on each other. Now they will rely heavily on each other to take Miami’s passing game to a new level.

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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Davone Bess catches a pass during NFL training camp in

Matty I over at The Phinsider (http://www.thephinsider.com/2010/7/8/1557146/the-three-most-underrated-miami) wrote this week that he thought that WR Davone Bess was one…

A typical fantasy football league consists of 12 teams with nine starters (QB, two RBs, three WRs, TE, K, D) and anywhere from five to seven bench players. If you go with the latter bench allotment, you’re looking at 16 roster spots or 192 draft

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Davone Bess has already explained to the Sun Sentinel why he has no plans to sell jersey No. 15 to Brandon Marshall.
In the video clip below, he discusses a variety of topics with the media at Dolphins OTA’s, includ

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

In honor of the much coveted No. 15 - which Brandon Marshall wants to buy but Davone Bess is insisting he won’t sell - I’ve decided to do share the 15 things I’ve learned (or think I’ve learned) from attending this past week

Brandon Marshall was wearing jersey No. 19 again Friday as he rode the Schwinn Airdyne on the sidelines.
Don’t look for him to make the desired switch to No. 15 anytime soon. At least not as long as Davone Bess is catching passes for the Miami

Imagine it’s February 2014. Chad Henne and Brandon Marshall are both 29 and in the prime of their careers. Vontae Davis and Sean Smith are veteran shutdown corners. Jared Odrick, Koa Misi, John Jerry, Davone Bess and so many other young players broug