In today’s Three and Out: Maurice Jones-Drew is getting closer to “full speed”; Kendall Wright could change gears in 2013 and the Dolphins could make a backfield change.

In today’s Three and Out: Larry Fitzgerald can’t wait to work with Carson Palmer; Tom Brady and Danny Amendola are already working together and the Dolphins might want a new RB to work with.

In today’s Three and Out: The Raiders remain in limbo with Carson Palmer; the Dolphins are excited about their running backs while the Giants could make changes with theirs.

Ask a representative sampling of NFL players who’s going to win Super Bowl XLVII, and you’ll get some interesting insight into these guys.

Barack Obama isn’t the only U.S. president to demonstrate an avid interest in football. Richard Nixon was probably the biggest football fan to serve as chief executive.

Don Shula talks his perfect season and weighs in on the quarterback situation in San Francisco.

The Miami Dolphins take on the Buffalo Bills on “Thursday Night Football” to attempt to snap their two-game slide. To do so, the Dolphins have to take advantage of the Bills’ league-worst rushing defense, which surrenders an average of 163.7 yards per game. Coming off a game in which rookie QB Ryan Tannehill threw three interceptions, it becomes especially critical that the Dolphins get the ground game going and protect their young signal caller. The Bills’ linebackers have struggled playing in space all year, which works right into the Dolphins’ favor with their zone-running scheme spearheaded by talented RB Reggie Bush. The “Playbook” crew breaks down Miami’s use of the stretch play. To stop this stretch attack, the Bills’ linebackers […]

J.J. Watt says he tries to get snap count from any game tape.

Who will be the best AFC East QB in Week 1?

The “NFL AM” backfield came to a consensus on which rookie QB will have the best season.

Mark Kriegel says on “NFL AM” that watching Chad Johnson being cut was a seminal moment.

Wide receiver Chad Ochocinco will work out for the Miami Dolphins this week. Could this be his chance to return to fantasy relevance?

Maybe the Miami Dolphins will take Ryan Tannehill at No. 8 overall. Maybe they won’t. It seems fairly clear that they won’t trade up to get him, according to the Miami Herald.

Miami Dolphins GM Jeff Ireland denied reports that owner Stephen Ross is the driving force behind the team’s interest in selecting Texas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill.

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is the driving force behind the team’s interested in selecting Texas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill with the No. 8 overall pick in this week’s NFL draft, a league source told ProFootballTalk.com on Sunday.