Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.Cameron Wake will not open the 2016 season as a defensive starter. Jason Jones will start over Wake at defensive end and smart move in my honest opinion. Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph stated that Wake is capable of starting, but would prefer to use him in pass rushing packages for the time being. Wake is coming off a torn Achilles injury and appears to be the right move for the time being. I think down the stretch Wake may earn his starting spot back, he's always proven to be a valuable football player.
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Cameron Wake a situational player; Miami Dolphins Tuesday tidbits | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE — Today was the first time I've met Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Clyde Christensen, defensive coordinator Vance Joseph and assistant head coach/special teams coach Darren Rizzi. And they all wanted to talk college football.
Dolphins Front Office
Dolphins exec Dawn Aponte leaves for owner Steve Ross's RSE Ventures - Sun Sentinel
Dawn Aponte, the Dolphins executive vice president of football administration since 2010 and one of the NFL's highest-ranking female officials, has left the
Dolphins Offense
AC In The AM: Dolphins Zoning In On Red Zone
One of the real positives of the preseason was the success the Dolphins enjoyed in the red zone. Can they now carry that over to the regular season?
Dolphins Quarterbacks
Michael Bennett: Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill better athlete than me, Von Miller | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE — Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill was a better athlete than Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett and Broncos linebacker Von Miller when all three played at Texas A&M, Bennett told reporters Monday. "Tannehill was the best athlete at our school," Bennett said.
Dolphins Running Backs
Arian Foster will start Week 1 for the Miami Dolphins, and it's no big deal | Miami Herald
Arian Foster will begin the season as the Dolphins’ No. 1 running back. He doesn’t see it as a cause for celebration. He has something far bigger in mind.
Foster Has New Number, New Goals
The Pro Bowl running back is with a new team after playing seven seasons with the Houston Texans, a second new number this summer after switching from 34 to 29 on Monday, and new goals for the regular season.
Dolphins Defensive Line
Mario Williams says it’s "sweeter" as Miami Dolphins ask him to focus on sacks | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE — When I asked Mario Williams how important sack totals are to him at this point in his career, I thought he might downplay it. I thought Williams might talk about team defense or the importance of being a complete player. Or dropping into pass coverage. OK, not that part.
Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake pushes Range Rover as part of rehab | Miami Herald
Cam Wake lifted weights. He ran gassers. He did all the rehab he needed to get back on the field for Week 1. But he did even more. He pushed his Range Rover throughout the streets of South Florida.
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The Splash Zone 9/6/16: Laremy Tunsil And Arian Foster Listed As Starters - The Phinsider
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Dolphins depth chart 2016: Arian Foster named starting running back, Laremy Tunsil left guard - The Phinsider
The Miami Dolphins released their official depth chart heading into Week 1 of the season.
Same problems loom for Miami Dolphins in 2016 - The Phinsider
There’s no question the Miami Dolphins roster has been given a makeover in 2016, but have the upgrades been enough?