Brandon Marshall might not be the most likely candidate to step on a soap box and testify to the unity of the one-win Miami Dolphins. But these Dolphins just could be the NFL’s version of “Band of Brothers.”

Relive two of Sunday’s most dramatic games as they happened, with NFL Replay Tuesday night on NFL Network.

After spending last season with the Jets, Jason Taylor‘s seen how a division power prepares for games and believes the Dolphins aren’t doing enough to change the scenery of the AFC East.

Really, all it takes is for one meddling columnist to connect some wayward dots and then … sound the Brett Favre Watch!

Cowboys WR Dez Bryant has a ton of talent, but offseason red flags make him a risk-reward option in fantasy land.

Based on the current state of things around the NFL, it’s tough to find any news that has major fantasy significance (sigh). So when several coaches and other organizational leaders discussed the state of their teams during the annual Owners Meetings, you can only imagine how quickly I jumped on the information.

NFL Network’s Steve Wyche reports from Miami, where head coach Tony Sparano waits it out while the Dolphins pursue a potential replacement, with Jim Harbaugh the leading candidate.

No one wants to miss out on a year-end bonus. So it had to hurt Dolphins RB Ronnie Brown when he came this close to a $500,000 yardage bonus in Week 17, but fell short.

NFL Network insiders Jason La Canfora and Michael Lombardi doubled up on the Around the League desk on Wednesday, taking a look at coaches considered to be on the hot seat.

Channing Crowder supplied some fuel for the fire for Dolphins fans, offering up some choice words for those at Sun Life Stadium who voice their displeasure.

NFL Network’s Albert Breer joins Stacey Dales to talk about Bill Parcell’s leave of absence from the Dolphins and how it fits into the long-term plan in Miami.

Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano isn’t tipping his hand as to whether ILB Channing Crowder will make his return on Monday night against the Patriots.

Dolphins second-year QB Pat White put to rest any concerns by taking part in full practice on the second day of training camp.

Pat White was a no-show when the Dolphins opened training camp, and the team isn’t commenting on his absence.

One notable item to pass along out of Dolphins’ camp, where coach Tony Sparano told reporters RB Ronnie Brown and WR Brandon Marshall will be ready to go full-speed when the team opens practices on Friday.