The Miami Dolphins have announced that general manager Jeff Ireland will assume full control over all aspects of the football team and support staff, effective immediately.

We heard this week that Jeff Ireland wanted to seek out Dez Bryant and shake hands with him. He apparently did just that during warmups.We hear there is no truth to the rumor that what he said was "I saw you mom last night…." [editor'

On Tuesday when I approached Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland about the Dez Bryant matter, we had a good exchange and he ended it with this question: “Do you have your 53 yet?” My 53? Even I don’t care about…

Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland will look for Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant sometime before or after the exhibition game between Miami and Dallas on Thursday night so that he can close the book on the questiongate incident that happened between t

There is a confidence about this move, a tone that has existed since the weekend of the NFL Draft when Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland first revealed the plans for it.

When the Dolphins drafted linebacker A.J. Edds in the fourth round in April, general manager Jeff Ireland said he envisioned him playing in third-down passing situations this season.

The Dolphins, on paper, look poised to make the playoffs in 2010 and have as good a shot as any team to make a Super Bowl run.

Entering Year 3 under Bill Parcells, Jeff Ireland and Tony Sparano, they have their young, franchise quarterback in place

When Miami Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland announced after the second day of the NFL Draft that Randy Starks would be moving inside to nose tackle full-time in 2010, there was little question who stood to lose the most in that transition.
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Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland speaks to the media infrequently but assessed his roster for us at a team charity event on Friday:

Ever since Bill Parcells, Jeff Ireland and Tony Sparano took over this franchise, the Miami Dolphins have prided themselves on…