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Brown Bag it, Baby
It’s become an annual tradition unlike any other. Each year for the past three years, angry Miami Dolphins fans have protested GM Jeff Ireland holding his current position. Two years ago, the folks at finsnation.com hired an airplane to fly a …
Some Miami Dolphins fans may feel embarrassed about what’s going on with their team, but others are standing by Richie Incognito. Some attended the Monday night game between the Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium and had …
Former New York Jets superfan Ed Anzalone, aka “Fireman Ed,” is not the only notorious supporter of his favorite NFL team. The Miami Dolphins have a noteworthy nut job as well, and he goes by the name “Big Papa Pump.” Big Papa …
Jeff Ireland has to be used to not being the most popular man in Miami by now. Dolphins fans have long been tired of the teams their general manager has assembled and the draft choices he has made, and many of them want him gone. Still, Ireland is a …
In terms of head tattoos, this is about as hardcore as they come. When a guy gets a tattoo of a Dolphins logo that is big enough to overshadow his Eeyore ink, you know he must take his favorite team seriously. That’s exactly what we see here …
As expected, a number of Dolphins fans gathered to protest on Tuesday outside the team’s training facility in Davie, Fla. The brown paper bags were out and — unsurprisingly — general manager Jeff Ireland was the target of most of …
The 2012 offseason has not been kind to Dolphins fans. When Peyton Manning was released over a week ago, it was widely believed that Miami was the most likely destination for the four-time MVP. As the days passed and Manning visited the likes of the …
During his 15-year NFL career, Jason Taylor left the Dolphins twice. He found his way back to Miami both times. Taylor signed with the Redskins in 2008 before returning to the Dolphins in 2009. He then signed with the Jets last season before going …
Some Miami Dolphins fans are upset that Tony Sparano was whacked earlier this week, but that GM Jeff Ireland (pictured) is still employed, so they’re planning to hire an airplane ad calling for his firing. Chris Joseph and Roger Paul are …
