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Miami Dolphins
2015 PRESEASON AND TRAINING CAMP GUIDE
2015 PRESEASON AND TRAINING CAMP GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS SEASON SCHEDULE
4-5
TRAINING CAMP INFORMATION
6-7
MIAMI DOLPHINS MEDIA WORKROOM ACCESS/PARKING INFO
8
JOE PHILBIN BIO
9
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS OFFENSIVE/SPECIAL TEAMS COACHES BIOS
10
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DEFENSIVE/STRENGTH COACHES BIOS
11
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN 2015
12-13
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DRAFT RECAP
14
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS ROOKIE CLASS
15
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS OFF-SEASON RECAP
16
POSITION-BY-POSITION BREAKDOWN
17-19
SUN LIFE STADIUM MODERNIZATION OVERVIEW
20-21
MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE COMMUNITY THIS OFF-SEASON
22-24
MIAMI DOLPHINS 50TH SEASON
25
DOLPHINS PRESEASON TELEVISION
26
DOLPHINS ON THE AIR THIS SEASON
27
FLASHBACK TO DOLPHINS TRAINING CAMP HISTORY
28
2014 NFL RANKINGS
29
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS TRANSACTIONS
30-31
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
32
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS NUMERICAL ROSTER
33
2014 MIAMI DOLPHINS REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
34
2014 MIAMI DOLPHINS PRESEASON STATISTICS
35-37
APRIL 20
Teams offseason
workout programs
begin
APRIL 30-MAY 2
2015 NFL Draft
Chicago, Ill.
AUG SEP
MAY 18–20
NFL Spring
League Meeting
Aurora, Ohio
MID-JULY
SEPTEMBER 1
Teams reduce rosters
from 90 players to 75
players
SEPTEMBER 5
Teams reduce
rosters from 75
players to 53 players
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Soldier Field
Sun Life Stadium
WFOR
8:00 P.M.
22
Rookie Symposium
NFL Training
Camps Open
@ Chicago Bears
`WFOR
San Francisco, Calif.
JUNE 21–27
3
13
7:00 P.M.
13
@ Carolina Panthers
@ Washington Redskins
Bank of America Stadium
FedExField
WFOR
7:00 P.M.
29
CBS
1:00 P.M.
20
Atlanta Falcons
@ Jacksonville Jaguars
Sun Life Stadium
EverBank Field
WFOR
7:00 P.M.
WFOR-TV, CBS4 will once again be the preseason home of the
Dolphins as each of the four preseason contests will be shown on
the CBS affiliate in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale market. All preseason
games will also be heard on WBGG 105.9FM and WINZ 940AM in
Miami as well as across the Dolphins Radio Network.
CBS
4:05 P.M.
27
Buffalo Bills
Sun Life Stadium
SEPTEMBER 10, 13-14
CBS
Kickoff Weekend
2015
FEB 7
SUPER BOWL 50
Santa Clara, Calif.
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2015 Preseason and Training Camp Guide
4:25 P.M.
PRESEASON
REGULAR SEASON — AWAY
REGULAR SEASON — HOME
OCT NOV DEC/JAN
4
8**
6**
New York Jets
@ Buffalo Bills
Baltimore Ravens
Wembley Stadium
Ralph Wilson Stadium
Sun Life Stadium
CBS
9:30 A.M.
CBS
1:00 P.M.
15**
11
Bye Week
1:00 P.M.
14
@ Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Lincoln Financial Field
Sun Life Stadium
CBS
1:00 P.M.
22**
18**
CBS
ESPN
8:30 P.M.
20**
@ Tennessee Titans
Dallas Cowboys
@ San Diego Chargers
LP Field
Sun Life Stadium
Qualcomm Stadium
CBS
FOX
1:00 P.M.
1:00 P.M.
29**
25**
CBS
4:25 P.M.
27**
Houston Texans
@ New York Jets
Indianapolis Colts
Sun Life Stadium
MetLife Stadium
Sun Life Stadium
CBS
1:00 P.M.
CBS
1:00 P.M.
** Games whose starting time can potentially be moved, including
to 8:20 p.m. Sunday on NBC-TV.
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@ New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium
CBS/NFLN
8:25 P.M.
All Dolphins home and away games can be heard on WBGG-FM
(Big 105.9) and WINZ-AM (940 – The Sports Animal), the flagship
stations of the Miami Dolphins Radio Network, Dolphins.com and
throughout South and Central Florida on the more than 12 stations
that make up The Miami Dolphins Radio Network. In addition
to the game broadcasts, a two-hour pregame and a two-hour
postgame show rounds out “Dolphins Game Day Live” coverage
on WBGG, WINZ, the Miami Dolphins Radio Network and Dolphins.
com.
CBS
1:00 P.M.
3**
New England Patriots
Sun Life Stadium
CBS
1:00 P.M.
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2015 TRAINING CAMP
OVERVIEW
CAMPING OUT
The Miami Dolphins will start to get “Back to Football Powered
by South Florida Ford” for the 2015 NFL season on Thursday, July
30, 2015 when the players are scheduled to take the field at the
Doctors Hospital Training Facility at Nova Southeastern University
in Davie at 8 a.m. During training camp, practice will begin
inside the practice bubble, which will not be visible to the fans
attending. However, the team will begin drills on the two outside
fields approximately 30 minutes after the announced starting
time. In all, the Dolphins will host 13 public practices, including a
Finatics Season Ticket Members only practice as they prepare for
the upcoming 2015 NFL season. Thirteen of the practices will be
held at the Doctors Hospital Training Facility at Nova Southeastern
University in Davie and one evening scrimmage will be at Ocean
Bank Field at FIU Stadium on Friday, Aug. 7.
GENERAL MEDIA
INFORMATION
When:
Starting on Thursday, July 30 and concluding on Monday, August 17
Where:
Doctors Hospital Training Facility at
Nova Southeastern University
7500 S.W. 30th Street
Davie, Fla. 33314
Fan Seating:
For 2,000 fans, located on the
west side of the facility
Concessions:
Food and beverages are available for sale
Pro Shop:
Located at south end of bleachers;
Open during all practice sessions
Practice Hotline:
954-452-7004 (Updated Times)
Tickets:
Fans can register for tickets at
dolphins.com/trainingcamp
During training camp, accredited media will be able to work
out of the Dolphins’ press room at the facility. The press room is
equipped for wireless access (Network: CMP-WIFI-PB Password:
together15).
The workroom for accredited media covering the Miami Dolphins
is located behind the Dolphins Pro Shop. Access to the media
workroom will be granted by the Miami Dolphins Communications
Department to members of the media upon their arrival at training
camp.
Parking passes will be distributed by the Communications
Department. The passes will need to be clearly displayed to gain
entry into the media parking areas. Media parking is available at
the Nova Southeastern University Medical School garage (HPD
Garage), which is next to the Dolphins Pro Shop, and located near
the intersection of University Drive and S.W. 30th Street, between
Griffin Road and I-595. Access to this garage is off University Drive
and S.W. 30th Street. In the event the HPD Garage is full, the
overflow media parking will be in the AUX Parking Lot next to the
NOVA Softball fields.
2015 Training Camp once again opens at the Doctors Hospital Training Facility at Nova Southeastern University
Live trucks will be allowed to park in the Business Parking Lot only
if prearranged through the Communications Department.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
INTERVIEW
REQUESTS
All interview requests
for Miami Dolphins
executives, coaches
and players should go
through the Dolphins
JASON
MATT
Communications
JENKINS
TAYLOR
Department. These Sr. VP, Communications Director of Football
should be submitted and Community Affairs Communications
no later than 24 hours
O: 954-452-7174
O: 954-452-7179
in advance.
M: 954-290-6864
M: 954-649-7505
[email protected]
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THERESA
MANAHAN
HANK
NATHAN
GAYLE
BADEN
MICHAEL
FARNHAM
TIM
AKINS
Communications
Manager
Football
Communications
Manager
Communications
Coordinator
Communications
Coordinator
Communications Staff
Assistant
O: 954-452-7033
O: 954-452-7173
O: 305-943-1451
O: 954-452-7047
O: 954-452-7187
M: 443-804-3674
M: 954-610-8660
M: 904-838-7160
M: 571-839-7026
M: 863-899-7915
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
2015 DOLPHINS TENTATIVE
OPEN TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE
PRACTICE #
DATE
TIME
LOCATION
1
Thursday, July 30
8 a.m.
Doctors Hospital Training Facility – Davie, Fla.
2
Friday, July 31
8 a.m.
3
Saturday, Aug. 1
8 a.m.
4
Sunday, Aug. 2
8 a.m.
Monday, Aug. 3
Players off, no media availability
5
Tuesday, Aug. 4
8 a.m.
Doctors Hospital Training Facility – Davie, Fla
6
Wednesday, Aug. 5
8 a.m.
6
Thursday, Aug. 6
8 a.m.
7
Friday, Aug. 7
7 p.m.
Ocean Bank Field at FIU Stadium – Miami, FL
Saturday, Aug. 8
8
Sunday, Aug. 9
3 p.m.
9
Monday, Aug. 10
12:30 p.m.
10
Tuesday, Aug. 11
8 a.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 12
No open practice or media availability
Thursday, Aug. 13
Pre-Season Game #1 at Chicago, 8 p.m., Solider Field
Friday, Aug. 14
11
Saturday, Aug. 15
(Finatic Only Member Day)
1:15 p.m.
12
Sunday, Aug. 16
8 a.m.
13
Monday, Aug. 17
8 a.m.
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MIAMI DOLPHINS MEDIA WORKROOM ACCESS
PARKING INFORMATION FOR THE 2015 SEASON
As a reminder, the workroom for accredited media covering the Miami
Dolphins is located behind the Dolphins Pro Shop at the Doctors
Hospital Training Facility at Nova Southeastern University. Access to the
media workroom is granted by the Communications Staff to members of
the media upon their arrival at training camp.
Parking passes are distributed by the Communications Department.The
passes need to be clearly displayed to gain entry into the media parking
areas. Media parking is available at the Nova Southeastern University
Medical School garage (HPD Garage), which is next to the Dolphins Pro
Shop, and located near the intersection of University Drive and S.W.
30th Street, between Griffin Road and I-595. Access to this garage is off
University Drive and S.W. 30th Street. In the event the HPD Garage is full,
the overflow media parking will be in the AUX Parking Lot next to the
NOVA Softball fields.
PLEASE NOTE – ALL MEDIA ARE ASKED TO PARK ON THE SECOND
FLOOR OF THE HPD GARAGE. PARKING ON THE FIRST FLOOR
IS RESERVED FOR NOVA PATIENTS ONLY. THE GARAGE WILL BE
MONITORED BY NOVA AND THOSE WHO PARK ON THE FIRST
FLOOR WILL BE TICKETED.
PLEASE PREARRANGE ALL LIVE TRUCK PARKING through the Miami
Dolphins Communications Department.
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DIRECTIONS TO DOCTORS HOSPITAL
TRAINING FACILITY AT NOVA SOUTHEASTERN
UNIVERSITY
FROM I-95 OR FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
Exit at I-595; proceed west to University Drive exit
Turn left (south) onto University Drive
Proceed to S.W. 30th Street (Abe Fischler Blvd.) turn left (east)
Proceed past the Miami Dolphins facility to Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd.
Turn right and parking facility will be on your right.
UNIVERSITY DRIVE
From north of I-595
Take University Drive south past I-595 to S.W. 30th Street (Abe Fischler Blvd.) turn left (east).
FROM SOUTH OF GRIFFIN ROAD
Take University Drive north past Griffin Road to S.W. 30th Street (Abe
Fischler Blvd.) turn right (east)
Joe Philbin
Head Coach
COLLEGE: WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON
NFL: 12TH SEASON
DOLPHINS: FOURTH SEASON
PRO CAREER
Joe Philbin became the ninth coach in Dolphins history on January 20,
2012. Philbin joined Miami after serving as the offensive coordinator
with the Green Bay Packers from 2007-11. During that era, his offense
ranked in the top 10 in points scored and total yards every season. In
five seasons at the helm of the Packers’ prolific offense, the team scored
2,263 points (third in the NFL during that span). In 2011, the Packers set
franchise records for victories (15), points (560), and total yards (6,357).
The 560 points ranked second in NFL history. In 2008-09, the Packers
became the first team in league annals to have a 4,000-yard passer (Aaron
Rodgers), a 1,200-yard rusher (Ryan Grant) and two 1,000-yard receivers
(Greg Jennings, Donald Driver) in consecutive seasons. Philbin joined the
Packers in 2003 as an assistant offensive line coach. He served as the tight
ends/assistant offensive line coach from 2004-05 and offensive line coach
in 2006. Career record: 23-25.
In 2014, the Dolphins’ second-straight 8-8 mark included several
improvements in all three phases. One of the highlights during the season
came when the team defeated the San Diego Chargers 37-0 to start the
month of November. It was the Dolphins’ first shutout victory since Dec.
10, 2006 when they beat the New England Patriots 21-0 in Miami. Further,
Miami joined elite company with its first six wins of the season being by at
least 13 points. Only three other teams since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger
recorded their first six (or more) wins in a season by margins of 13 or more
points: the 2007 New England Patriots, 1999 St. Louis Rams and 1984
Washington Redskins.
Under the guidance of Philbin and first-year Offensive Coordinator Bill
Lazor, Miami’s offense experienced a dramatic improvement in 2014. Not
only did the unit score 24.3 points per game, tied for the eighth-highest
season average in team history and most since the team averaged 24.9 in
1995, but its 4.5-point increase from 2013 (19.8 points per game) was the
fourth-highest increase in the NFL over those two seasons. Quarterback
Ryan Tannehill made significant strides in his third season and finished
with 4,045 passing yards, establishing a new career high. He joined Dan
Marino as the only quarterbacks in franchise history to surpass 4,000
yards in a season. His 27 touchdowns were a career high and the sixth
most in Dolphins history, and the most since Marino threw 30 in 1994.
Additionally, Tannehill’s 92.8 passer rating was the fifth highest in a season
in Dolphins history and his 66.4 completion percentage marked the
second-best all-time. Lamar Miller rushed for 1,099 yards and became the
first Dolphins 1,000-yard rusher since Reggie Bush in 2011 (1,086 yards).
It marked the first time in team history that the franchise has produced
a 4,000-yard passer and a 1,000-yard rusher in the same season. Jarvis
Landry recorded 84 passes, the fourth most in a season in franchise
history. With that mark, he set a team record for most receptions in a
season by a rookie and it was the sixth-most receptions by a rookie in
NFL history. Mike Pouncey was tabbed to his second-straight Pro Bowl,
being honored as a guard in 2014 after making the team at center the
year prior.
Led by Pro Bowl performers Brent Grimes and Cameron Wake, the
Dolphins defense contributed three defensive touchdowns on the season
and had a four-game stretch where they forced 11 takeaways (most by the
team since 2003). Jelani Jenkins emerged in his second NFL season and
led the team with 108 tackles. Defensive Coordinator Kevin Coyle’s pass
defense finished sixth in the NFL, allowing 222.3 passing yards per game.
The Dolphins set the franchise record for blocked punts in a season
with three in 2014. They added two blocked field goals, giving Miami
five blocked kicks on the season, the most since the team blocked seven
in 1977. Explosive plays weren’t limited to the block units as Landry won
AFC Special Teams Player of the Month for October when he returned five
kickoffs for 178 yards (35.6), with a long of 54 yards.
His 8-8 record in 2013 marked the second straight season the Dolphins
improved their win total under Philbin, and he became the Dolphins’ first
coach to improve the team’s record two consecutive years since the 1997
and 1998 campaigns. In addition, the Dolphins were one of only four teams
in the NFL in 2013 (along with Seattle, Cincinnati, and Carolina) to improve
their record for a second straight season.
Along the way, the Dolphins improved in a number of key areas. Philbin
emphasized the importance of takeaways throughout the year and the
defense responded by recording a takeaway in 15 of their 16 games,
one of only five NFL teams to accomplish that feat in 2013. In addition,
the Dolphins improved their turnover ratio by a plus-8 margin from the
previous season, the eighth best turnover improvement in the league. The
Dolphins tied for the third least penalized team in the league.
The Dolphins finished third in the AFC in scoring defense, while limiting
opponents to a 77.3 passer rating, the third lowest total in the AFC and the
fifth lowest total in the NFL. The Dolphins also had the best two-minute
offense in the NFL, producing a league-high 36 points in drives that began
with two minutes or less left in the half or the game.
Individually, Tannehill continued his development under Philbin’s direction,
becoming only the second Dolphins QB in team history (along with Dan
Marino) to throw for 24 or more touchdowns in a season. Brian Hartline
notched his second consecutive 1,000-yard receiving season, only the fifth
time that has been accomplished in Dolphin annals. In addition, Charles
Clay developed into one of the premier tight ends in the league, while
Pouncey was named to his first Pro Bowl team.
Defensively, two Dolphins,Wake and Grimes, were named to the Pro Bowl
as a result of their outstanding season-long play, while punter Brandon
Fields earned his first Pro Bowl selection while finishing second in the NFL
in punting with an average of 48.8 yards per kick.
In 2012, in Philbin’s first year as an NFL head coach, the Dolphins finished
in second place in the AFC East with a 7-9 record. Under his leadership,
the team finished tied for first in the AFC in touchdowns allowed by
defense (32), and its 42.6 percent of red zone touchdowns allowed was the
lowest figure in the NFL. Defensively, the team ranked third overall in the
AFC in points allowed per game (19.8), and the team’s 36.6 percent third
down conversion rate against was the sixth best in the AFC and the tenth
best mark in franchise history. In addition, the Dolphins had the third fewest
penalties in the NFL in 2012.
Also under Philbin’s guidance, Tannehill set franchise rookie records in
several offensive categories and became the first quarterback in Dolphins
history to start in all of the team’s games in his first year in the league.
In addition, Wake recorded 15 sacks to finish fourth in the NFL in that
category while earning a starting role on the AFC’s Pro Bowl team. For the
third time in team history, the Dolphins had four players with 95 or more
tackles.
BACKGROUND
Philbin played one year at Washington & Jefferson, where he earned his
degree in Sociology. He has coached collegiately at Tulane (1984-85),
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (1986-87), Allegheny (1990-93), Ohio
(1994), Northeastern (1995-96), Harvard (1997-98) and Iowa (1999-2002).
PERSONAL
Born July 2, 1961 in Springfield, Mass. He and his wife Diane have six
children: Matthew, John, Kevin, Tim, Colleen and a deceased son, Michael.
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2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS OFFENSIVE
AND SPECIAL TEAMS COACHES
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BILL LAZOR
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Born June 14, 1972, Scranton, Pa.
Quarterback Cornell 1990-93. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Cornell 1994-2000,
Buffalo 2001-02, Virginia 2010-12. Pro
coach: Atlanta Falcons 2003, Washington
Redskins 2004-07, Seattle Seahawks
2008-09, Philadelphia Eagles 2013, joined
Dolphins in 2014.
PHIL McGEOGHAN
ASSISTANT WIDE RECEIVERS
Born July 8, 1979, in Springfield, Mass.
Wide receiver Maine 1998-2000. Pro wide
receiver Denver Broncos 2001. College coach:
Maine 2007, Naval Academy Prep 2008, South
Florida 2009-11. Pro coach: Joined Dolphins
in 2012.
JOHN BENTON
OFFENSIVE LINE
Born December 13, 1963, Los Angeles, Calif.
Offensive lineman Colorado State 198690. No pro playing experience. College
coach: California University (Pa.) 1990-94,
Colorado State 1996-2003. Pro coach: St.
Louis Rams 2004-05, Houston Texans
2006-13, joined Dolphins in 2014.
JEFF NIXON
RUNNING BACKS
Born October 16, 1974, Rochester, Pa.
Running back West Virginia 1993-94, Penn
State 1996. No pro playing experience. College coach: Penn State 1997, Princeton 1998,
Shippensburg 1999-2002, TennesseeChattanooga 2003-05, Temple 2006. Pro
Coach: Philadelphia Eagles 2007-10,
joined Dolphins in 2011.
JACK BICKNELL JR.
ASSISTANT OFFENSIVE LINE
Born February 7, 1963, North Plainfield, N.J.
Center Boston College 1981-85. No
pro playing experience. College coach:
Boston College 1985-86, 2007-08, New
Hampshire 1987-96, Louisiana Tech
1997-2006. Pro coach: New York Giants
2009-11, Kansas City Chiefs 2012, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2013, joined Dolphins in 2014.
KEN O’KEEFE
WIDE RECEIVERS
Born August 18, 1953, Milford, Conn.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
New Haven 1976-77, Allegheny 1986-97,
Fordham 1998, Iowa 1999-2011. Pro coach:
Joined Dolphins in 2012.
DAN CAMPBELL
TIGHT ENDS
Born April 13, 1976, Clifton, Texas.
Tight end Texas A&M 1994-98. Pro tight end
New York Giants 1999-2002, Dallas Cowboys
2003-05, Detroit Lions 2006-08, New Orleans
Saints 2009. Pro coach: Joined Dolphins in
2010.
ZAC TAYLOR
QUARTERBACKS
Born May 10, 1983, Norman, Okla.
Quarterback Nebraska 2005-06. Pro quarterback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2007. College
coach: Texas A&M 2011. Pro coach: Joined
Dolphins in 2012.
BEN JOHNSON
ASSISTANT QUARTERBACKS
Born May 11, 1986, Charleston, S.C.
Quarterback North Carolina 2004-08. No
Pro playing experience. College coach:
Boston College 2010-11. Pro coach:
DARREN RIZZI
SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR
Born July 21, 1970, Hillsdale, N.J.
Tight end Rhode Island 1988-91. College
coach: Rhode Island 1992, Colgate 1993, New
Haven 1993-97, Northeastern 1998, New Haven 1999-2001 (head coach), Rutgers 2002-07,
Rhode Island 2008 (head coach). Pro coach:
BEN MARTIN
OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT
Born May 3, 1983, Danvers, Mass.
Offensive lineman Trinity 2002-05. No Pro
playing experience. College coach: Curry
College (MA) 2007, Merrimack College (MA)
2008-09, Texas A&M 2010-11, Princeton 2012,
Wagner 2013. Pro coach: Joined Dolphins in
2014.
MARWAN MAALOUF
ASSISTANT SPECIAL TEAMS
Born November 26, 1976, Strongsville, Ohio.
Guard Baldwin Wallace 1997-99. No pro
playing experience. College coach:
Baldwin Wallace 2000, Fordham 2001,
Rutgers 2002-03. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2004-06, Baltimore Ravens 200811, Indianapolis Colts 2012, joined
Dolphins in 2013.
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DEFENSIVE AND
STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHES
KEVIN COYLE
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Born January 14, 1956, Staten Island, N.Y.
Defensive back Massachusetts 1975-77.
Cincinnati 1978-79, Arkansas 1980, U.S.
Merchant Marine Academy 1981, Holy Cross
1982-90, Syracuse 1991-93, Maryland 1994-96,
Fresno State 1997-2000. Pro coach: Cincinnati
Bengals 2001-11, joined Dolphins in 2012.
MARK DUFFNER
LINEBACKERS
Born July 19, 1953, Annandale, Va.
Defensive lineman William & Mary 1972-74.
Ohio State 1975-76, Cincinnati 1977-80, Holy
Cross 1981-91 (HC 1986-91), Maryland 199296 (HC). Pro coach: Cincinnati Bengals 199702, Green Bay Packers 2003-05, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2006-13, joined Dolphins in 2014.
BLUE ADAMS
ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE BACKS
Born October 15, 1979, Miami, Fla.
Defensive back Cincinnati 1998-2003. Pro
defensive back New York Giants/Jacksonville
Jaguars 2003, Rhein Fire 2004, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2005-06, Cincinnati Bengals
2007. College coach: Purdue 2010,
Northern Iowa 2011. Pro coach: Joined
Dolphins in 2012.
TERRELL WILLIAMS
DEFENSIVE LINE
Born June 19, 1974, Los Angeles, Calif.
Nose guard East Carolina 1995-98. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Fort Scott
CC 1998, North Carolina A&T 1999-2001,
Youngston State 2002-03, Akron 2004-05,
Purdue 2006-09, Texas A&M 2010-11, Florida
2015. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2012-14,
joined Dolphins in 2015.
LOU ANARUMO
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Born August 18, 1966, Staten Island, N.Y.
Attended Wagner. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: U.S. Merchant
Marine Academy 1989-90, 1992-94,
Wagner 1990, Syracuse 1990-91, Harvard
1995-2000, Marshall 2001-03, Purdue
2004-11. Pro coach: Joined Dolphins in
2012.
DARREN KREIN
HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
Born July 7, 1971, Aurora, Colo.
Linebacker/defensive end Miami 198993. Pro linebacker San Diego Chargers
1994, Barcelona Dragons (NFLE) 1996.
Pro coach: Seattle Seahawks 1997-98,
2002-09, joined Dolphins in 2011.
CHARLIE BULLEN
ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE LINE
Born September 28, 1984, Palatine, Ill.
Attended Iowa. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Iowa 2007-11. Pro
coach: Joined Dolphins in 2012.
DAVE PULOKA
ASST. STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING
Born January 12, 1979, Arlington, Mass.
Linebacker Holy Cross 1997-2000.
Stevens Institute of Technology 2005,
Virginia 2006. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons
2007, joined Dolphins in 2008.
JEFF BURRIS
DEFENSIVE ASSISTANT
Born June 6, 1972, Rock Hill, S.C.
Defensive back Notre Dame 1990-93. Pro
defensive back Buffalo Bills 1994–97, Indianapolis Colts 1998–2001, Cincinnati Bengals
2002–03. College coach: Massachusetts 2012.
Pro Coach: Sacramento Mountain Lions (UFL)
2011, joined Dolphins in 2013.
DAVE REGAN
SPORTS SCIENCE ANALYST
Born April 10, 1986, Melbourne, Australia.
Attended Australian Catholic University. No
college or pro playing experience. Australian Football League coach: Port Adelaide
Football Club 2010-14. Pro coach: Joined
Dolphins in 2014.
DAVID CORRAO
ASSISTANT LINEBACKERS
Born June 11, 1974, Mission Viejo, Calif.
Running back San Diego 1992. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Syracuse
2000-03, Northeastern 2004, Mississippi 200507. Pro coach: Joined Dolphins in 2008.
JAY KAISER
ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH
Born April 8, 1974, Liberal, Kansas.
Attended Bethany. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Bethany 1993-96,
Northwest Missouri State 1997-98, Northern
Iowa 1999, Toledo 2001, Kansas State 200208. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 200911, joined Dolphins in 2012.
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T BRANDEN ALBERT...
- Has played in 94 games and needs six to reach 100 in his career.
- Has started in 92 games and needs eight to reach 100 in his career.
CB ZACK BOWMAN...
- Has played in 89 games and needs 11 to reach 100 in his career.
- Has recorded 166 total tackles and needs 34 to reach 200 in his career.
- Has recorded 12 interceptions and needs three to reach 15 in his career.
TE JORDAN CAMERON...
- Has played in 47 games and needs three to reach 50 in his career.
- Has recorded 130 receptions and needs 20 to reach 150 and 70 to reach
200 in his career.
- Has recorded 1,600 receiving yards and needs 400 to reach 2,000 in his
career.
- Has recorded a career-long 81-yard reception, the longest reception by
a tight end in the NFL since he entered the league in 2011.
- Improving on his 12.9 yards per reception average since becomming a
full-time starter in 2013, the fifth-highest average among AFC tight ends.
S LOUIS DELMAS...
- Has recorded 391 total tackles and needs nine to reach 400 in his career.
- Has recorded seven interceptions and needs three to reach 10 in his
career.
LS JOHN DENNEY…
- Extending his consecutive games played streak, which currently stands
at a franchise-record 160, having played in every game in his 10-year
career.
P BRANDON FIELDS…
- Looks to improve upon his 46.8 yards per punt average and 39.2 net
average, which are the highest in team history. His 46.8 average also is the
fourth highest in NFL history.
- Extending his consecutive games played streak, which currently stands
at 128, having played in every game in his eight-year career. His 128 consecutive games played are fifth-most in the NFL among active punters.
CB BRENT GRIMES…
- Has played in 91 games and needs nine to reach 100 in his career.
- Has recorded 22 interceptions and needs three to reach 25 in his career.
- Has recorded 85 passes defensed and needs 15 to reach 100 in his
career.
- Improving on his 21 interceptions since 2009, tied for the fifth-most in
the NFL among cornerbacks during that span.
- Improving on his 79 passes defensed since 2009, the eighth-most
among all players in the NFL during that span.
LB JELANI JENKINS…
- Has recorded 91 solo tackles and needs nine to reach 100 in his career.
- Becomming the second player in Dolphins history to record back-toback 100 tackle-3.5 sack seasons since sacks became an official statistic
in 1982, joining Bryan Cox who did it in the 1992-93 seasons. Last year,
Jenkins recorded 108 tackles (81 solo), 3.5 sacks and two forced fumbles.
Recorded career highs in total tackles (108), sacks (3.5) and forced fumbles
(two).
WR GREG JENNINGS…
- Has recorded 552 receptions and needs 48 to reach 600 in his career.
- Has recorded 8,083 receiving yards and needs 917 to reach 9,000
in his career.
- Improving on his 552 receptions, which are 11th-most among wide
receivers since entering the NFL in 2006.
- Improving on his 8,083 receiving yards, which are 12th-most among
wide receivers since entering the NFL in 2006.
- Improving on his 63 touchdown receptions, which are the fifth-most
among wide receivers since entering the NFL in 2006.
S RESHAD JONES…
- Has recorded 6.5 sacks in his career and needs 0.5 sacks to move
into sole possession of the second-most sacks by a defensive back in
franchise history. He currently is tied with Patrick Surtain.
WR JARVIS LANDRY…
- Recorded 84 receptions in his rookie season, setting a franchise record
for most receptions in a season by a rookie. He needs 47 receptions
this season to surpass Davone Bess (130) for most receptions in their
first two NFL seasons in franchise history.
- Recorded 84 receptions in his rookie season and needs 84 receptions
in his second season to surpass Brandon Marshall (167) for most
receptions in a two-year span in Dolphins history.
- Recorded 84 receptions in his rookie season and needs 85 receptions
in his second season to surpass Marques Colston (168) for most
receptions in a player’s first two seasons in NFL history.
- Continuing his five-or-more receptions streak. To end his rookie
season, he recorded nine-straight games with five-or-more receptions,
surpassing O.J. McDuffie’s eight-straight games in 1998, to set a new
franchise record for consecutive games with five-or-more catches.
- Notched five receiving touchdowns in his rookie season, tied
with Andre Brown for second-most touchdown receptions by a rookie
in franchise history. He needs five receptions this season to tie Chris
Chambers and Mark Duper for second-most touchdown receptions in their
first two NFL seasons in franchise history.
- Needs 16 receptions to reach 100 in his career. If he reaches 100 receptions
prior to his 10th game of the season, he will surpass Davone Bess and Troy
Stradford for reaching 100 receptions in his career faster than and player in
Dolphins history. Bess and Stradford both did it in 26 games.
CB BRICE McCAIN…
- Has played in 86 games and needs 14 to reach 100 in his career.
- Has recorded eight interceptions and needs two to reach 10 in his career.
RB LAMAR MILLER…
- Rushed for 1,099 yards last season and needs another 1,000-yard
rushing season to be the first Dolphins running back since Ricky
Williams accomplished the feat in the 2002-03 seasons (2002 - 1,853
yards and 2003 - 1,372 yards) to record back-to-back 1,000-yard
rushing seasons. Additionally, Miller would become the third player
in Dolphins history to accomplish that feat, also joining Larry Csonka
(1971 - 1,051 yards and 1972 - 1,117 yards).
- Has rushed 444 times and needs 56 carries to reach 500 in his career.
- Has rushed for 2,058 yards and needs 942 to reach 3,000 in his career.
- Has recorded 70 receptions and needs 30 to reach 100 in his career.
- Has recorded 490 receiving yards and needs 10 to reach 500 in his
career.
LB KOA MISI…
- Has recorded 250 total tackles and needs 50 to reach 300 in his
career.
- Has recorded nine passes defensed and needs one to reach 10 in
his career.
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DT EARL MITCHELL…
LB SPENCER PAYSINGER…
- Has recorded 95 total tackles and needs five to reach 100 in his career.
WR KENNY STILLS…
- Has recorded 95 receptions and needs five more to reach 100 in his
career.
- Has recorded 1,572 receiving yards and needs 428 more to reach 2,000
in his career.
- Continuing to improve upon his 16.5 average yards per catch, which is
the ninth highest in the NFL since entering the league in 2013.
K CALEB STURGIS…
- Has scored 239 points in his first two seasons and needs 122 to surpass
Olindo Mare for most points in a player’s first three seasons in Dolphins
history. His 128 points last season surpassed Pete Stoyanovich (124 in
1992) for the second most points in a season in franchise history.
DT NDAMUKONG SUH…
- Has recorded 179 solo tackles and needs 21 to reach 200 in his career.
- Continuing to improve upon his 179 solo tackles, which are the thirdmost in the NFL among defensive tackles since entering the league in
2010.
- Has recorded 15 passes defensed and needs five to reach 20 in his
career.
- Continuing to improve upon his 15 passes defensed, which are tied for
the fourth-most in the NFL among defensive tackles since entering the
league in 2010.
- Continuing to improve upon his 36 career sacks, which are the most in
the NFL among defensive tackles since entering the league in 2010.
QB RYAN TANNEHILL…
- Continuing to improve upon his 11,252 passing yards, which were the
sixth-most for a player in their first three seasons in NFL history. He needs
3,391 passing yards this season to crack the top five for most passing
yards through the first four seasons of a career in NFL history.
- Finished 2014 with 4,045 passing yards, becoming the first Dolphins
quarterback since Dan Marino threw for 4,116 yards in 1992 to surpass
4,000 yards. It was the seventh time this feat has been accomplished in
team history. Tannehill needs another 4,000-yard passing season this year
to be the first player since Marino did it in three-straight seasons from
1984-86 to surpass 4,000 passing yards in back-to-back seasons.
- Finished 2014 with 27 passing touchdowns, the sixth-most in franchise
history and the most since Dan Marino threw 30 touchdowns in 1994. He
needs another 25-or-more passing touchdown season to do it in backto-back years for the first time since Marino did it in five-straight seasons
from 1984-88.
- Continuing to be the only quarterback in the NFL who has started
at least 10 games in each of the past three seasons (2012-14) and has
increased his season totals in each of the league’s major statistical passing
categories in each of those years, including passing yards (3,294 in 2012
to 3,913 in 2013 to 4,045 in 2014), touchdown passes (12 to 24 to 27) and
passer rating (76.1 to 81.7 to 92.8).
- Extending his franchise-record streak for the third-straight season of
completing 350-or-more passes in a season. Last year, he set a franchise
record with 392 completions this season, surpassing Dan Marino’s 385
completions in 1994. In 2013, he completed 355 passes. He became
the first player in Dolphins history to complete 350-or-more passes in a
season in back-to-back years.
- Becoming the first player in franchise history to record back-to-back
seasons with a completion percentage of 65-or-more. Last year, he
finished the season by completing a career-high 66.4 percent of his passes,
the second-highest completion percentage in a season in franchise history.
- Needs 235 rushing yards to set the franchise record for most rushing yards by
a quarterback in their career. He currently has 760 yards.
- Rushing for more than 200 yards for the fourth-straight season to become
the first Dolphins quarterback to accomplish that feat. He currently is tied with
David Woodley (1980-82) as the only two players having done this (2012 - 211
yards, 2012 - 238 yards and 2014 - 311 yards).
- Has started all 48 games in his career and needs 12 more starts to surpass Jay
Fiedler for third-most starts by a quarterback in Dolphins history (Dan Marino 240 and Bob Griese - 152).
DE OLIVIER VERNON…
- Has played in 48 games and needs two more to reach 50 in his career.
- Has recorded 94 solo tackles and needs six more to reach 100 in his
career.
- Recorded 6.5 sacks last season, giving him 21.5 in his career, tied for the
second most sacks for a player in their first three NFL seasons in franchise
history. This season, he needs 8.0 sacks for the fourth-most and 10 sacks
for the third-most sacks by a player in their first four seasons with the
Dolphins.
DE CAMERON WAKE…
- Has recorded 194 solo tackles and needs six more to reach 200 in his
career.
- Has recorded 63 sacks in his career and needs five more to surpass Bill
Stanfill for second-most sacks in franchise history. His 63 sacks rank fifth.
- Has recorded 63.0 sacks in his career, the most sacks in franchise history
for a player through their first six seasons with the team. He needs 8.5
sacks in 2015 to record the most sacks for a player in their first seven
seasons with the Dolphins.
Miami Dolphins DE Terrence Fede is congratulated by teammates after he blocked a punt by Minnesota Vikings punter Jeff Locke resulting in a safety to break a tie during the second half of the game in
Week 16. The Dolphins defeated the Vikings 37-35.
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2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DRAFT CLASS
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DRAFT RECAP
ROUND
1
PLAYER
NO
HOW ACQUIRED
POS
HT
WT
COLLEGE
DeVante Parker
14th
---
WR
6’3”
211
Louisville
47th
to Eagles in draft trade down
52nd
from Eagles in draft trade down
DT
6’6”
334
Oklahoma
78th
to Saints
2a
2b
Jordan Phillips
3
4
Jamil Douglas
114th
G
6’4”
300
Arizona State
5a
Bobby McCain
145th
CB
5’11”
195
Memphis
5b
Jay Ajayi
149th
from Vikings
RB
6’0”
216
Boise State
5c
Cedric Thompson
150st
S
6’0”
208
Minnesota
5d
Tony Lippett
156th
CB
6’3”
185
Michigan State
6
to Eagles in draft trade down
7
to Baltimore
MIAMI DOLPHINS DRAFT TRADES
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2015
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2015
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2015
There were no trades involving the
Miami Dolphins that took place during
the first day of the 2015 NFL draft.
The list below are the trades involving
the Miami Dolphins that took place
during the second day of the 2014 NFL
draft.
There were no trades involving the
Miami Dolphins that took place during
the third day of the 2014 NFL draft.
TRADE
1
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DAY 2 - FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2015
The Miami Dolphins traded the 47th and 191st picks to Philadelphia for the 52nd, 145th and 156th selections in the 2015 draft
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS DRAFT CLASS
Rd 1 // Pick 14
Rd 2 // Pick 52
Rd 4 // Pick 114
DeVante
PARKER
Jordan
PHILLIPS
Jamil
DOUGLAS
Louisville // WR
6’3” // 211 lbs
Oklahoma // DT
5’6” // 334 lbS
Arizona St. // G
6’4” // 300 lbs
Rd 5 // Pick 145
Rd 5 // Pick 149
Rd 5 // Pick 150
Rd 5 // Pick 156
Bobby
MCCAIN
Jay
AJAYI
Cedric
THOMPSON
Tony
LIPPETT
Memphis // CB
5’11” // 195 lbs
Boise St. // RB
6’0” // 216 lbs
Minnesota // S
6’0” // 208 lbs
Michigan St. // CB
6’3” // 185 lbs
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS UNDRAFTED ROOKIE CLASS
Damarr
AULTMAN
Maine // WR
5’11” // 198 lbs
Kai
DE LA CRUZ
Matt
DARR
Tennessee // P
6’1” // 220 lbs
Michael
LIEDTKE
Illinois St. // OL
6’3” // 305 lbs
Louisville // WR
6’0” // 193 lbs
Jeff
LUC
Cincinnati // LB
6’1” // 256 lbs
Ray
DREW
Andrew
FRANKS
Georgia // DE
6’5” // 276 lbs
Kendall
MONTGOMERY
Bowling Green // DE
6’5” // 262 lbs
RPI // K
6’1” // 205 lbs
Dionte
SAVAGE
Oklahoma // OL
6’4” // 343 lbs
Neville
HEWITT
Mike
HULL
Marshall // LB
6’2” // 219 lbs
Tim
SEMISCH
Northern Ill. // TE
6’8” // 267 lbs
Christion
JONES
Penn St. // LB
6’0” // 232 lbs
Zach
VIGIL
Utah St. // LB
6’2” // 240 lbs
Alabama // WR
5’11” // 187 lbs
Aundrey
WALKER
USC // OL
6’6” // 315 lbs
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FREE AGENCY TRACKER
The Dolphins have been active in the 2015 Free Agency market. Prior to
the 2015 NFL draft, the team has re-signed 11 players who ended the
season with the club, while also adding another 11 players to the roster.
Below tracks the players the team has signed as well as those who ended
the 2014 season on the Miami roster and their current status.
PLAYERS RETAINED
PLAYERS FROM 2014 RE-SIGNED (10)
LaRon Byrd
S
Jason Fox
T
A.J. Francis
DT
T.J. Heath
CB
LaMichael James
RB
Jordan Kovacs
S
Matt Moore
QB
Kelvin Sheppard
LB
Michael Thomas
S
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS (4)
Daryn Colledge
G
Retired
Knowshon Moreno
RB
Samson Satele
C
Daniel Thomas
RB
Chicago
Cortland Finnegan
CB
Retired
Nate Garner
G
Philip Wheeler
LB
FREE-AGENTS (3)
WR
Louis Delmas
REMAINING UNSIGNED FREE AGENTS
FROM 2014 ROSTER
San Francisco
UNRESTRICTED FREE-AGENTS LOST (5)
Charles Clay*
TE
Buffalo
Jonathan Freeny
LB
New England
Jared Odrick
DT
Jacksonville
Jason Trusnik
LB
Carolina
Jimmy Wilson
S
San Diego
Brandon Gibson
WR
New England
Brian Hartline
WR
Cleveland
Shelley Smith
G
Denver
Randy Starks
DT
Cleveland
Dannell Ellerbe
LB
New Orleans
Mike Wallace
WR
Minnesota
FREE-AGENTS LOST (4)
UNRESTRICTED FREE-AGENTS SIGNED (7)
Zack Bowman
CB
N.Y. Giants
Jordan Cameron
TE
Cleveland
Jeff Linkenbach
OL
Kansas City
Brice McCain
CB
Pittsburgh
Jacques McClendon
OL
Jacksonville
Spencer Paysinger
LB
N.Y. Giants
Ndamukong Suh
DT
Detroit
TRADES (2)
* Did not match Bills offer after placing transition tag on Clay
FREE-AGENTS SIGNED (3)
Josh Freeman
QB
Greg Jennings
WR
Minnesota
J.D. Walton
OL
N.Y. Giants
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS (1)
Derrick Shelby
DE
TRADE (1)
Kenny Stills
WR
New Orleans
Kenny Stills
Jordan Cameron
Zack Bowman
Josh Freeman
Greg Jennings
Jeff Linkenbach
Brice McCain
Jacques McClendon
Spencer Paysinger
J.D. Walton
Mike Tannenbaum, Stephen Ross, Ndamukong Suh, Joe Philbin and Dennis Hickey
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QUARTERBACKS (4)
NO NAME
5
Freeman, Josh
8
Moore, Matt
Bethel-Thompson, McLeod
16
17
Tannehill, Ryan
HT
6-6
6-3
6-3
6-4
WT EXP COLLEGE
248 6 Kansas State '08
220 8 Oregon State '07
236 1 Sacramento State ‘11
220 4 Texas A&M '12
Veteran Additions: Josh Freeman. Draft Choices/College Free
Agents: None. Losses from 2014: None.
WIDE RECEIVERS (13)
NO NAME
HT WT EXP COLLEGE
1
Jones, Christion
5-11 190 R Alabama '15
6
Streeter, Tommy
6-5 216 2 Miami (FL) '12
10
Stills, Kenny
6-0 198 3 Oklahoma '13
7
De La Cruz, Kai
6-0 193 R Louisville ’14
11
Parker, DeVante
6-3 218 R Louisville '15
14
Landry, Jarvis
5-11 202 2 LSU '15
15
McDonald, Tyler
6-3 202 1 South Carolina State '13
18
Matthews, Rishard 6-0 217 4 Nevada '12
19
Preston, Michael
6-5 220 3 Heidelberg '10
81
Byrd, LaRon
6-4 230 3 Miami (FL) '11
83
Hazel, Matt
6-1 205 1 Coastal Carolina '14
85
Jennings, Greg
6-0 198 10 Western Michigan '05
87
Aultman, Damarr
5-11 208 R Maine, '15
Veteran Additions: Kenny Stills (N.O.), Greg Jennings (Min.). Draft
Choices/College Free Agents: Kai De La Cruz (CFA), Christion Jones
(CFA), DeVante Parker (D1), Damarr Aultman (CFA). Losses from 2014:
Brandon Gibson (N.E.), Brian Hartline (Cle.) and Mike Wallace (Min.)
RUNNING BACKS (5)
NO NAME
HT WT EXP COLLEGE
23
Gillislee, Mike
5-11 219 3 Florida ‘13
26
Miller, Lamar
5-10 225 4 Miami (FL) '13
27
James, LaMichael 5-9 200 4 Oregon '11
33
Ajayi, Jay
6-0 228 R Boise State '15
34
Williams, Damien 5-11 225 2 Oklahoma '14
Veteran Additions: None. Draft Choices/College Free Agents: Jay Ajayi
(D5). Losses from 2014: Knowshon Moreno, Daniel Thomas (Chi.).
TIGHT ENDS (6)
NO NAME
80
Sims, Dion
82
Semisch, Tim
84
Cameron, Jordan
86
Stoneburner, Jake
88
Lynch, Arthur
89
Robinson, Gerell
HT
6-4
6-8
6-5
6-3
6-5
6-4
WT
268
275
260
250
252
248
EXP
3
R
5
2
1
2
COLLEGE
Michigan State '14
Northern Illinois '15
Southern California '10
Ohio State ' 13
Georgia '14
Arizona State '13
Veteran Additions: Jordan Cameron (Cle.). Draft Choices/College Free
Agents: Tim Semisch (CFA). Losses from 2014: Charles Clay (Buf).
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OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (16)
NO NAME
HT
6-5
51
Pouncey, Mike
59
Walton, J.D.
6-3
60
Walker, Aundrey
6-6
61
Hawkins, Donald 6-4
63
Thomas, Dallas
6-5
64
Savage, Dionte
6-4
65
Brenner, Sam
6-2
McClendon, Jacques 6-3
66
68
Martin, Chris
6-5
69
Liedtke, Michael
6-3
70
James, Ja'Wuan
6-6
71
Albert, Branden
6-5
72
Linkenbach, Jeff
6-6
74
Fox, Jason
6-6
75
Douglas, Jamil
6-4
77
Turner, Billy
6-5
WT EXP COLLEGE
305 5 Florida '11
310 6 Baylor '09
305 R Southern California '15
305 2 Texas ‘14
315 3 Tennessee '13
335 R Oklahoma '15
310 2 Utah '13
320 4 Tennessee '09
303 1 Central Florida ’13
310 R Illinois State '15
315 2 Tennessee '14
320 8 Virginia '09
317 6 Cincinnati '09
310 6 Miami (FL) '10
310 R Arizona State '15
302 1 North Dakota State '14
Veteran Additions: Chris Martin, Jacques McClendon (Jac.), Jeff Linkenbach
(K.C.), J.D. Walton (NYG). Draft Choices/College Free Agents: Aundrey
Walker (CFA), Dionte Savage (CFA), Michael Liedtke (CFA), Jamil Douglas (D4). Losses from 2014: Daryn Colledge (retired), Samson Satele (free
agent)), Nate Garner (free agent) and Shelley Smioth (Den.).
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (15)
NO NAME
HT
47
Drew, Ray
6-5
50
Vernon, Olivier
6-2
62
Coleman, Deandre 6-3
67
Montgomery, Kendall 6-5
73
Barnett, Calvin
6-2
76
Johnson, Anthony 6-2
78
Fede, Terrence
6-4
79
Shelby, Derrick
6-2
90
Mitchell, Earl
6-3
91
Wake, Cameron
6-3
93
Suh, Ndamukong 6-4
94
Mosley, C.J.
6-2
96
Francis, A.J.
6-5
97
Phillips, Jordan
6-6
98
Dieke, Emmanuel 6-6
WT EXP COLLEGE
275 R Georgia '15
275 4 Miami (FL) '13
324 1 California '14
275 R Bowling Green '15
317 1 Oklahoma State ’14
317 2 LSU '15
278 2 Marist '14
280 4 Utah '12
310 6 Arizona '10
270 7 Penn State '05
320 6 Nebraska '09
315 11 Missouri '04
330 1 Maryland '13
330 R Oklahoma '15
278 1 Geogia Tech '14
Veteran Additions: Calvin Barnett, Ndamukong Suh (Det.). Draft Choices/College Free Agents: Ray Drew (CFA), Kendall Montgomery (CFA),
Jordan Phillips (D2). Losses from 2014: Jared Odrick (Jac.), Randy Starks
(Cle.).
LINEBACKERS (10)
NO NAME
Paysinger, Spencer
42
45
Hull, Mike
46
Hewitt, Neville
48
Luc, Jeff
49
Vigil, Zach
52
Sheppard, Kelvin
53
Jenkins, Jelani
55
Misi, Koa
57
Tripp, Jordan
58
McCain, Chris
HT
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-3
6-5
WT EXP COLLEGE
250 5 Oregon '10
237 R Penn State '15
235 R Marshall '15
255 R Cincinnati '15
240 R Utah State '15
249 5 LSU '11
243 3 Florida '13
255 6 Utah '10
244 2 Montana '14
245 2 California '14
Veteran Additions: Spencer Paysinger (NYG). Draft Choices/College Free
Agent: Mike Hull (CFA), Neville Hewitt (CFA), Jeff Luc (CFA), Zach Vigil
(CFA). Losses from 2014: Jason Trusnik (Car.), Philip Wheeler (S.F.)
18
DEFENSIVE BACKS (16)
NO NAME
20
Jones, Reshad
21
Grimes, Brent
22
Taylor, Jamar
24
McCain, Brice
25
Delmas, Louis
28
McCain, Bobby
29
Davis, Will
30
Bowman, Zack
31
Thomas, Michael
32
Gary, Shamiel
35
Aikens, Walt
36
Lippett, Tony
37
Seamster, Sammy
38
Jones, Don
Thompson, Cedric
41
44
Kovacs, Jordan
HT
6-1
5-10
5-10
5-9
5-11
5-11
5-11
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-3
6-0
5-11
6-0
5-10
WT EXP COLLEGE
218 6 Georgia '10
185 9 Shippensburg '06
195 3 Boise State '13
190 7 Utah '08
208 6 Western Michigan '09
196 R Memphis '15
190 3 Utah State '13
210 8 Nebraska '07
201 3 Stanford '12
217 1 Oklahoma State '13
208 2 Liberty '14
200 R Michigan State '15
205 2 Middle Tenn. State '14
205 3 Arkansas State '13
212 R Minnesota '15
208 3 Michigan '13
SPECIALISTS (5)
NO NAME
2
Fields, Brandon
3
Franks, Andrew
4
Darr, Matt
9
Sturgis, Caleb
92
Denney, John
HT
6-5
6-1
6-1
5-9
6-5
WT EXP COLLEGE
249 9 Michigan State '07
205 R RPI '15
220 R Tennessee '15
192 3 Florida '13
252 11 Brigham Young '05
Veteran Additions: None. Draft Choices/College Free Agents: Andrew
Franks (CFA), Matt Darr (CFA). Losses from 2014: None.
Veteran Additions: Brice McCain (Pit.), Zack Bowman (NYG). Draft
Choices/College Free Agents: Bobby McCain (D5), Tony Lippett (D5),
Cedric Thompson (D5). Losses from 2014: Cortland Finnegan (retired),
T.J. Heath (free agent), R.J. Stanford (free agent), Jimmy Wilson (S.D.).
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SUN LIFE STADIUM MODERNIZATION OVERVIEW
• On June 28, 2014, the Miami Dolphins commenced work on Sun Life Stadium’s
$400 million comprehensive modernization, which will usher in a new era of
Miami Dolphins football and special events for South Florida.
• Phase I of the project involves changing every seat in the stadium and rebuilding
the concourses on the 100 and 300 levels. Every seat in the stadium will be
brand new and fans will notice improved food and enhanced concourses
throughout the entire facility.
• Phase II will involve the installation of a state-of-the-art canopy that will keep as
many as 91 percent of the spectators in the shade and protected from the rain,
depending on the time of the day and the month, and four giant high-definition
video boards, as well as upgrading the concourse at the 200 level.
• Upon completion, Sun Life Stadium will be a best-in-class facility capable of
attracting world-class events, including Super Bowls, college football championship games and international soccer, to South Florida.
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STADIUM COMPARISON
2014
76,018
8
12 ,000
80
17 %
2015
Seats
6 5 ,3 2 6
Unique seating experiences
16
Total video board square footage
1 2 ,0 0 0
Feet from the field to the
sideline seats
56
% OF FANS IN SHADE*
17 %
*Sept. 1 PM kickoff
2016
Seats
sideline seats
% OF FANS IN SHADE*
*Sept. 1 PM kickoff
65, 3 2 6
16
22,4 0 0
56
92%
Seats
sideline seats
% OF FANS IN SHADE*
*Sept. 1 PM kickoff
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MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE COMMUNITY THIS OFFSEASON GENERAL MANAGER DENNIS HICKEY, ROOKIES HOST SPECIAL OLYMPICS CLINIC
Miami Dolphins General Manager Dennis Hickey with Special Olympics athlete
Jay Ajayi (33) pumps up huddle of Special Olympics athletes
Miami Dolphins General Manager Dennis Hickey and all twenty two rookies hosted Special Olympic athletes from Miami-Dade and Broward
counties at the Doctors Hospital Training Facility at Nova Southeastern University to promote physical fitness in the South Florida community.
“This is the second time the Dolphins had our athletes come and work with the players. This is absolutely a fantastic event,” Special Olympics
Florida Board Chair Ron Fulop said. “I actually have a daughter who’s a Special Olympian and I can tell you when they have an opportunity
to partner with a professional sports athlete, it’s just like virtually anybody in terms of we’ll do whatever it takes to be exposed to these great
athletes. For them to give us their time and their commitment to this is truly extraordinary and it’s something that these athletes will remember
for the rest of their lives.”
More than eighty Special Olympics athletes in grades 6th-12th played flag football games, ran through obstacle course stations and enjoyed
lunch with the rookies. The athletes came from Homestead Middle, Homestead High, Our Pride Academy, Taravella High, Olson Middle and
Jose Marti Park.
“It’s about the Dolphins way – that’s what we’re about. From Mr. Ross all the way on down. We’re about giving back to the community,” Hickey
said. “Our rookies do a great job, if you watch them out here. They’re making that connection, having a great time. It’s a bonding for them. It’s
also integrating them into what it takes to be a Miami Dolphin: playing on the field and winning games; but it’s also giving back to the community.”
“It was really fun coming out here with these kids,” Dolphins first round draft pick DeVante Parker said. “They look up to us, and it’s a great thing
for us to come out here and participate with them and have fun with each other.”
Kendall Montgomery (67), Bobby McCain (28) with Special Olympics athletes
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Special Olympic athlete at Doctors Hospital Training Facility
MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE COMMUNITY THIS OFFSEASON ROOKIES REBUILDING TOGETHER EVENT
Miami Dolphins Rookies at Lee YMCA for Rebuilding Together Broeard Project
49 LB Zach Vigil and 87 WR Damarr Aultman painting at Rebuilding Together Broward project
The Miami Dolphins Rookie class on Friday, June 5 participated in its second community service project at L.A. Lee YMCA Family Center in Fort
Lauderdale.
“Being in the position that we’re in – being in the NFL with the Dolphins organization – people look up to you, children look up to you,” Dolphins fifth round draft pick Bobby McCain said. “It feels good to help people in need. Having the rookies out here, having us come together as
one unit with the Dolphins partnering with Rebuilding Together; it just feels good to come out and serve the community.”
In partnership with Rebuilding Together Broward County, the rookies beautified the L.A. Lee YMCA by painting walkways, stairwells, mulching
the herb garden and play areas we well as assembling picnic tables as part of their effort to immerse themselves in service to the South Florida
community.
(L-R) 36 CB Tony Lippett, 64 OL Dionte Savage and 82 TE Tim Semisch at Rebuilding
Together Broeard project
28 CB Bobby McCain builds picnic table at Rebuilding Together Broward project
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MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE COMMUNITY THIS OFFSEASON ENTIRE ORGANIZATION BEAUTIFIES SCHOOL IN HIALEAH
Miami Dolphins at Mae M. Walters Elementary School
Dolphins Head Coach Joe Philbin with Walters Principal Milko Brito
The Miami Dolphins players, coaches and staff worked together to beautify Mae M. Walters Elementary School. More than 300 members of the
Dolphins participated in painting, landscaping and providing various improvements to the school.
“We’re going into our 50th season and since 1966 -- since the inception of the Miami Dolphins organization being a part of the community
-- having a positive impact on other people has been a huge tradition and we’re just delighted to be able to participate today and in small way
help out beautifying this school,” Miami Dolphins Head Coach Joe Philbin said.
Mae M. Walters Elementary was built in 1955 and in need of some community support. Those on site assisted in more than 20 different projects
to enhance the learning and educational environment for the 600 students who attend the school.
“It was great to see players and coaches work alongside staff to further the Dolphins’ impact on the South Florida community. We were happy
to be here in Hialeah improving the educational environment of these students,” Miami Dolphins Senior Vice President of Communications &
Community Affairs Jason Jenkins said.
Those assignments included putting new furniture in the lobby, refurbishing the school’s marquee, mulching and planting trees and shrubbery,
painting benches and walls, building picnic tables and a vegetable garden as well as painting and furnishing a teacher’s lounge.
“I’m very excited that we were selected by the district and the Miami Dolphins for this beautiful renovation project,” Mae M. Walter Elementary
Principal Milko Brito said. “Our students when they come back for the next school year, they’re going to be excited because this is a surprise.
They’re going to see brand new walls, landscaping, the marquee, benches. We’re going to have more pride in our school.”
This latest project is another illustration of the 27-year partnership between the Dolphins and Miami-Dade County schools. Players were excited
for the opportunity to bond while serving in the community. “You got to count your blessings and the best thing to do is give those blessings
back,” Dolphins Defensive End Olivier Vernon said. Center Mike Pouncey weighed in: “I think it builds team chemistry tremendously. You’ve got
a group of guys coming to work together to accomplish one thing and that’s to make this elementary school look a lot better than what it did
before.” Defensive End Cameron Wake said, “It’s all about the kids. So today is just a little bit that we can do and hoping it goes a long way.”
Quarterback Ryan Tannehill said, “We love our community. We love the area we live. And to be able to give back, help a school that I think really
needed it at this time. It’s going to turn out really nice. I’m excited about the work we’re doing.”
S Louis Delmas arrives at Mae M. Walters Elementary
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DE Olivier Vernon works with Dolphins employee Melissa Silberman painting
MIAMI DOLPHINS 50TH SEASON
MIAMI DOLPHINS UNVEIL
50TH SEASON CELEBRATIONS
MIAMI DOLPHINS ANNOUNCE TOP 50
VOTING AND THROWBACK UNIFORM AS
PART OF 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION
PRESENTED BY PEPSI
The Miami Dolphins as part of the franchise’s 50th season celebration presented by Pepsi announced on July 29 additional elements to mark the
milestone, including open fan voting for the team’s Top 50 players and a
hallmark throwback uniform. The throwback uniform and the Top 50 players will be an integral part of the organization’s 50th Season Homecoming
festivities on Dec. 14 when the Dolphins play host to the New York Giants
at Sun Life Stadium.
50th Season Patch
The Miami Dolphins announced on May 9 elements for the team’s 50th
season celebration, including a throwback jersey, commemorative book,
voting for the top 50 players and greatest game in Dolphins history as
well as themes that will surround each home game at Sun Life Stadium.
This year, the franchise celebrates 50 seasons in South Florida, commemorating the milestone with several unique elements that will be unveiled
throughout this golden landmark. The organization for the occasion has
unveiled a customized 50th season logo. This logo will be displayed on
all associated merchandise, campaigns, content on social platforms, video
and all media as well as a patch on all player jerseys throughout the 2015
football season.
Additionally, the Dolphins unveiled the “Since” campaign, chronicling all
five decades of the franchise from the fans’ perspective and capturing the
moments when the Dolphins became part of the fabric of their fandom.
The team will roll out noted moments in time from historical assets
through the current day, and ask for user generated content submitted
through social platforms from fans and their “Since Moment” at dolphins.
com/sincemoment or #SinceMoment. The campaign was created in
house, and will be activated on social and digital platforms, with heavier
out of home activation closer to the 2015 NFL season.
“Fins at Fifty” is the team’s official 50th Anniversary coffee table book,
chronicling and celebrating the rich 50-year history of Miami Dolphins
football. Starting with a foreword by Don Shula, the definitive, 256-page
hardcover book will take fans on a half-century journey covering unforgettable players and coaches and the memorable games and seasons they
produced. Using one-of-a-kind photos and historical artifacts from the
team’s official archives, as well as unique first-person accounts from some
of the greatest names in Dolphin history, the book will tell a colorful story
of the team’s unmatched history that cannot be found elsewhere. The
book is being published by Skybox Press, one of the country’s leading
publishers of iconic sports coffee table books, and is available for pre-sale
in the Dolphins team stores, and online at DolphinsBook.com
Pepsi as presenting sponsor of the Dolphins 50th season celebration has
inclusion in the team’s microsite at Dolphins.com/Since, presence within
the campaign’s out of home signage as well as online voting for the Top
50 players.
Beginning July 29 through Sept. 15 on Dolphins.com, fans have an opportunity to help select an all-time team of the 50 best players in Dolphins
history. Fans, along with alumni, South Florida media who regularly cover
the team and a blue-ribbon panel, will each contribute input in the team’s
final composition. Those four groups will vote from a list of 100 players
throughout the team’s history compiled by the Dolphins organization. The
100 were selected based on a number of factors, with heavy emphasis on
excellence (how well they played), longevity (how long they contributed
to the team at a high level) and teamwork (how well they made the players around them better).
The Dolphins will wear a throwback uniform with a nod to the team’s
storied history while incorporating innovative aspects of modern design
and functionality for the Monday Night Football game. Aqua, orange
and white were new to football when the Miami Dolphins hit the gridiron
in 1966. Since then, the team’s color scheme has remained, but the
aesthetics have undergone a subtle evolution including, in the 1970s, the
addition of contrast cuffs. In commemoration of the franchise’s 50th year,
the Dolphins refresh their original uniform composition — a solid aqua
jersey punctuated by white and orange numbers paired to white pants —
with the NFL Nike Elite 51 Uniform.
This will mark the first time that the Dolphins have worn throwback uniforms for a home game and just the second time overall in team history.
The only other time the Dolphins wore a throwback uniform was on Nov.
27, 2003 in a 40-21 Thanksgiving Day win at Dallas, where the organization commemorated the 30th anniversary of the 1973 team that captured
Super Bowl VIII.
While the team will don this uniform as part of the Homecoming celebration on Dec. 14, fan jerseys as well as a complete line of 50th season
merchandise are available now for purchase on Dolphins.com.
Finally, throughout the 2015 season the Dolphins will celebrate the 50th
season with elements at each game, including a special tribute to 1966
members on field. This 50th season marks one of the best home schedules in years, with the Dec. 14 home matchup against the N.Y. Giants
featuring Alumni Weekend and throwback jerseys worn by the team.
“Fins at Fifty” Official
50th Anniversary Coffee
Table Book
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DOLPHINS PRESEASON TELEVISION
BOKAMPER, GRIESE, MOORE AND STOCKTON TEAM UP FOR 2015 PRESEASON
All four of the Miami Dolphins preseason games will be broadcast on WFOR-TV (Channel 4) in Miami. It marks the 20th consecutive season WFOR has
served as the preseason home of the Dolphins and the four games on WFOR will also be carried on WBBH/NBC Ch. 2 in Naples/Ft. Myers, WTVX-CW
Ch. 34 and WWHB Ch. 48 (Spanish) in West Palm Beach/Treasure Coast and WRDQ Ch. 27 in Orlando.
The Dolphins open the 2015 NFL preseason schedule on the road on Thursday, Aug. 13 as Miami travels to Chicago to face the Bears at Soldier Field.
It is the 14th time the teams will face each other in the preseason, with the Bears leading the series by a 4-8-1 count. The game will be played at 8 p.m.
and will be televised live on WFOR, WBBH, WTVX and WRDQ.
Miami continues on the road the following week as they head to Carolina on Saturday,Aug. 22 to face the Panthers at 7 p.m. ET at Bank of America
Stadium. Miami and Carolina meet for the fifth time in the preseason and first time since 2012.
The Dolphins play their first home game of the preseason when they welcome the Atlanta Falcons to Sun Life Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m.
Miami and Atlanta will meet for the 14th time with the Falcons leading the preseason series by an 8-5 margin.
The preseason concludes for Miami at home against Tampa Bay on Thursday, Sept. 3 as the Buccaneers pay a visit Sun Life Stadium. Kickoff is set for
7 p.m. This will be the 15th consecutive season and 22nd time in 24 years that the Dolphins and Buccaneers have met in the preseason, with Miami
leading the series by 17-12 margin.
Dick Stockton handles the play-by-play for the games on WFOR. Stockton has a long history of covering almost every major sports event on a national
level. Currently he is a member of FOX’s NFL broadcast team and also handles national telecasts of Major League Baseball and the National Basketball
Association on both FOX and Turner Sports.
Joining Stockton as a color analyst will be former Dolphins great and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Bob Griese. In addition, Nat Moore, the Dolphins’ third all-time leading receiver and one of the most popular players in club history, again will handle color commentary. Kim Bokamper, a former
Dolphins Pro Bowl linebacker, will continue in his role on WFOR’s broadcast team as a sideline reporter.
Play-by-Play Announcer Dick Stockton
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Color Analysts Nat Moore and Bob Griese
Sideline Reporter Kim Bokamper
DOLPHINS ON THE AIR THIS SEASON
CEFALO, GRIESE AND ROSE RETURN TO THE BOOTH IN 2015
WBGG (105.9 FM) and WINZ (940 AM) are in their sixth year as the flagship stations
for the Miami Dolphins Radio Network.
On March 1, 2010, the Dolphins announced a multi-year radio broadcast rights
partnership with Clear Channel Communications that resulted in WBGG-FM (Big
105.9) and WINZ-AM (940 – The Sports Animal) being the Dolphins flagship stations.
All Dolphin preseason, regular season and playoff games are broadcast exclusively in
South Florida on those two outlets and throughout South and Central Florida on the
Miami Dolphins Radio Network.
In addition to the game broadcasts, a two-hour pregame and a two-hour postgame
show rounds out “Dolphins Game Day Live” coverage on WBGG, WINZ, The Miami
Dolphins Radio Network, Dolphins.com, FanVision, the In-Stadium Television Network, the Dolphins Television Network and the Dolphins mobile app.
Jimmy Cefalo begins his 11th season as part of the Dolphins’ radio team, and is certainly well known as both a broadcaster and a former Dolphins player. For many years
he served as the sports anchor for WPLG-TV (Channel 10), first joining that station in In 2015, Joe Rose, Bob Griese and, Jimmy Cefalo return to the Dolphins’ radio team.
October of 1992 as the host of “Sports Monday.” Since then he became the sports anchor for Local 10 News Monday through Friday and anchored the
station’s popular “Sports Jam Live,” which aired on Sunday nights.
Prior to his broadcasting career, Cefalo played seven seasons with the Dolphins (1978-84) as a wide receiver, and finished with 93 catches for 1,739
yards and 13 touchdowns. His best season came in 1981, when he caught 29 passes for 631 yards (21.8 yards per catch) and three touchdowns. He also
was a member of two Dolphins Super Bowl teams, and in Super Bowl XVII against the Washington Redskins, he caught a 76-yard touchdown pass from
David Woodley, which at the time was the second-longest reception in Super Bowl history. Cefalo originally joined the Dolphins as a third-round draft
choice in 1978 following a stellar collegiate career at Penn State.
Joe Rose again joins Cefalo on the team’s radio broadcasts, and like Cefalo, he built a broadcast career after his playing days ended. He is in his 10th
season as a Dolphins radio analyst. In past years he has hosted “The Coaches Show” on WTVJ-TV (Channel 6), having joined the station in 1992, and
was featured on the station’s successful “Sunday Sports Final” as well before retiring from television work in 2015. Rose is well known locally for his
popular 6-10 a.m. weekday show on WQAM.
Rose was a Dolphins tight end from 1980-85, and in that time caught 112 passes for 1,493 yards and 13 touchdowns. He had his best year in 1983,
when he had 29 catches for 345 yards and three touchdowns. He is best known for catching Dan Marino’s first regular season touchdown pass, a sixyard reception on September 19, 1983 in Los Angeles versus the Raiders. Rose originally was a seventh-round draft pick of the Dolphins in 1980 after
playing at the University of California.
Joining Rose and Cefalo in the booth for the regular season is former Dolphins great and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Bob Griese, who is in his
fifth year as a member of Miami’s radio team after a long tenure on ABC and ESPN’s broadcast teams for college football.
Griese led the Dolphins from 1967-80 where his No. 12 jersey became the first in the franchise’s history to be retired, on May 6, 1982. In 1990, he was
also voted the quarterback on the Dolphins’ Silver Anniversary all-time team and was enshrined on the Dolphins Honor Roll at Sun Life Stadium. He
also was a charter inductee in the Dolphins’ Walk of Fame in 2011. Including playoffs, he had a .681 winning percentage (88-41-1) and was a consensus
All-Pro quarterback in 1971 and 1977, while appearing in six Pro Bowls. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990.
In July 2015, the Dolphins announced a multi-year deal with 1210 ESPN Deportes in Miami to be the Spanish language flagship station of the Miami
Dolphins. 1210 ESPN Deportes (WNMA-1210 AM) and the Miami Dolphins Spanish Radio Network broadcast every Dolphins game. This season marks
the 34th consecutive year that Dolphins games will be broadcast in Spanish.
LOCATION
Florida Keys
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Myers/Naples
Fort Pierce
Miami
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS RADIO NETWORKS
NETWORK
LOCATION
WKWF 1600 AM
Miami
WBGG 105.9 FM
Miami
WINZ 940 AM
Orlando
WNMA 1210 AM (Spanish) Stuart
WRXK 96.1 K-Rock FM
Vero Beach
WCZR 101.7 FM
West Palm Beach
WBGG 105.9 FM
West Palm Beach
NETWORK
WINZ 940 AM
WNMA 1210 AM (Spanish)
ESPN 580 AM
WCZR 101.7 FM
WCZR 101.7 FM
WZZR 94.3 FM
WJNO 1290 AM
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FLASHBACK...
TO
DOLPHINS TRAINING CAMP HISTORY
MIAMI DOLPHINS TRAINING CAMP LOCATIONS
FromTo Location
City
State
19661966Colonial Inn Motel & Happy Dolphin Inn Fields
St. Petersburg BeachFlorida
1966 1966 Boca Ciega High School
Gulfport
Florida
1966 1969 Saint Andrew’s School
Boca Raton
Florida
1970 1992 Biscayne College/St. Thomas University Miami Gardens Florida
1993 Present Doctors Hospital Training Facility
Davie
Florida
At Nova Southeastern University
The Dolphins have held training camp at five locations over the course of the franchise’s 50 seasons. The photos above were taken during the
1970-73 training camps at Biscayne College, which later became St. Thomas University in 1984, and show the early years of Hall of Fame coach
Don Shula’s tenure with the Dolphins. (AP Photo/MF/Jim Kerlin)
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2014 NFL RANKINGS
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
TOTAL
YDS/G
RUSH
YDS/G
PASS
YDS/G
TOTAL
YDS/G
RUSH
YDS/G
PASS
YDS/G
1. NO
411.4
1. SEA
172.6
1. IND
305.9
1. SEA
267.1
1. DET
69.3
1. SEA
185.6
2. PIT
411.1
2. DAL
147.1
2. PIT
301.6
2. DET
300.9
2. DEN
79.8
2. KC
203.3
3. IND
406.6
3. NYJ
142.5
3. NO
297.8
3. DEN
305.2
3. SEA
81.5
3. BUF
205.8
4. DEN
402.9
4. SF
136.0
4. DEN
291.3
4. BUF
312.2
4. BLT
88.3
4. SD
214.2
5. PHI
396.8
5. HST
135.1
5. ATL
284.6
5. SF
321.4
5. NYJ
93.1
5. SF
220.7
6. GB
386.1
6. CIN
134.2
6. PHI
272.3
6. NYJ
327.2
6. PIT
100.3
6. MIA
222.3
7. DAL
382.6
7. CAR
127.3
7. NYG
267.0
7. KC
330.5
7. SF
100.8
7. MIN
223.3
8. ATL
378.2
8. BLT
126.2
8. GB
266.3
8. BLT
336.9
8. DAL
103.1
8. CLV
224.5
9. SEA
375.8
9. PHI
124.5
9. NE
257.6
9. SD
338.3
9. NE
104.3
9. DEN
225.4
10. NYG
367.2
10. KC
119.9
10. SD
256.1
10. CAR
339.8
10. HST
105.1
10. GB
226.4
11. NE
365.5
11. GB
119.8
11. WAS
252.9
11. IND
342.7
11. BUF
106.4
11. CAR
227.8
12. BLT
364.9
12. MIA
117.0
12. DET
251.9
12. MIA
343.4
12. WAS
107.6
12. IND
229.3
13. WAS
358.6
13. NO
113.6
13. BLT
238.7
13. NE
344.1
13. ARZ
108.7
13. DET
231.6
14. MIA
350.1
14. MIN
112.8
14. ARZ
238.0
14. MIN
344.7
14. STL
110.3
14. NYJ
234.1
15. CIN
348.0
15. DEN
111.6
15. CHI
237.0
15. GB
346.4
15. PHI
110.7
15. TEN
235.8
16. CAR
346.7
16. PIT
109.5
16. DAL
235.5
16. HST
348.2
16. CAR
112.0
16. OAK
238.1
17. HST
344.6
17. CLV
108.0
17. MIA
233.1
17. STL
351.6
17. CHI
112.7
17. NE
239.8
18. SD
341.6
18. NE
107.9
18. BUF
225.9
18. PIT
353.4
18. IND
113.4
18. NYG
240.6
19. DET
340.8
19. WAS
105.7
19. CAR
219.4
19. DAL
355.1
19. TB
113.7
19. STL
241.3
20. SF
327.4
20. STL
102.2
20. CLV
216.6
20. WAS
356.0
20. CIN
116.3
20. CIN
243.0
21. CHI
327.1
21. JAX
102.1
21. CIN
213.8
21. OAK
357.6
21. ATL
118.4
21. HST
243.1
22. NYJ
326.6
22. IND
100.8
22. TEN
213.3
22. CIN
359.3
22. OAK
119.4
22. JAX
243.7
23. CLV
324.6
23. NYG
100.2
23. STL
212.5
23. CLV
366.1
23. GB
119.9
23. WAS
248.4
24. ARZ
319.8
24. ATL
93.6
24. HST
209.5
24. ARZ
368.2
24. MIA
121.1
24. BLT
248.7
25. KC
318.8
25. BUF
92.6
25. TB
206.1
25. TB
368.9
25. MIN
121.4
25. NO
251.2
26. BUF
318.5
26. TEN
90.4
26. OAK
204.7
26. JAX
370.8
26. SD
124.1
26. DAL
251.9
27. MIN
315.5
27. CHI
90.1
27. SEA
203.1
27. TEN
373.0
27. JAX
127.1
27. PIT
253.1
28. STL
314.7
28. DET
88.9
28. MIN
202.8
28. PHI
375.6
28. KC
127.3
28. TB
255.3
29. TEN
303.7
29. TB
85.9
29. KC
198.9
29. NYG
375.8
29. NO
132.8
29. ARZ
259.5
30. TB
292.0
30. SD
85.4
30. SF
191.4
30. CHI
377.1
30. NYG
135.1
30. CHI
264.4
31. JAX
289.6
31. ARZ
81.8
31. JAX
187.6
31. NO
384.0
31. TEN
137.2
31. PHI
264.9
32. OAK
282.2
32. OAK
77.5
32. NYJ
184.1
32. ATL
398.3
32. CLV
141.6
32. ATL
279.9
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DATE
POS.
Jan. 5
WR
Jan. 6
Jan. 7
K
WR
Jan. 8
S
Feb. 6
Feb. 10
TE
Feb. 27
WR
WR
Feb. 28
Mar. 2
TE
CB
T
Mar 7. DT
S
Mar. 10
T
LB
DE
G
LB
Mar. 11
DT
CB
DT
Mar. 12
TE
CB
Mar. 13
WR
LB
WR
Mar. 19
OL
TE
Mar. 20
S
QB RB
Mar. 26
DE
April 1
S
April 2
LB
QB
April 13
C
CB
April 15
WR
April 21
G
April 22
OL
OL
April 23
WR
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PLAYER/COACH
TRANSACTION
Tyler McDonald
Mike Tannenbaum
Zach Hocker
Michael Preston
Shamiel Gary
Terrell Williams
Ryan Taylor
Brian Hartline
Brandon Gibson
Wayne Diesel
Dennis Lock
Charles Clay
Cortland Finnegan
Nate Garner
A.J. Francis
Jordan Kovacs
Jason Fox
Kelvin Sheppard
Derrick Shelby
Shelley Smith
Philip Wheeler
Ndamukong Suh
Brice McCain
Randy Starks
Jordan Cameron
T.J. Heath
Kenny Stills
Dannell Ellerbe
Mike Wallace
J.D. Walton
Charles Clay
Louis Delmas
Matt Moore
LaMichael James
Derrick Shelby
Michael Thomas
Spencer Paysinger
Josh Freeman
Mike Pouncey
Zack Bowman
LaRon Byrd
Davonte Wallace
Jeff Linkenbach
Jacques McClendon
Greg Jennings
Signed to futures contract
Named Exec. VP of Football Operations
Named Defensive Line Coach
Signed as FA
Released
Released
Named Sports Performance Director
Promoted to Director of Analytics
Placed Transition Tag on Clay
Released
Released
Signed
Signed
Re-Signed
Re-Signed
Placed Restricted Free Agent Tender on Shelby
Released
Released
Signed as UFA (Det.)
Signed as UFA (Pit.)
Released
Signed as UFA (Cle.)
Signed
Acquired by Miami in Trade (N.O.)
Traded (N.O.)
Traded (Min.)
Signed as UFA (NYG)
Did not match Buffalo Bills offer
Re-Signed
Re-Signed
Signed
Signed Restricted Free Agent Tender
Signed
Signed as UFA (NYG)
Signed as UFA
Signed Contract Extension
Signed as UFA (NYG)
Signed as FA
Waived
Signed as UFA (K.C.)
Signed as UFA (Jac.)
Signed as FA
DATE
POS.
PLAYER/COACH
TRANSACTION
April 28
April 30
April 30
May 1
May 2 May 5
May 8
May 11
May 18
June 5
June 8
June 10
July 23
July 24
July 27
July 28
July 29
DE
QB
WR
DT
OL
CB
RB
S
CB
DB
K
DB
WR
OL
P
DE
K
LB
LB
WR
WR
OL
LB
DT
DE
G
LB
OL
TE
TE
OL
OL
QB
LB
WR
DT
DT
T
QB
WR
QB
DT
WR
T
DT
S
WR
TE
Dion Jordan
Ryan Tannehill
DeVante Parker
Jordan Phillips
Jamil Douglas
Bobby McCain
Jay Ajayi
Cedric Thompson
Tony Lippett
T.J. Heath
Zach Hocker
Lowell Rose
Damarr Aultman
Mickey Baucus
Matt Darr
Ray Drew
Andrew Franks
Neville Hewitt
Mike Hull
Christion Jones
Nigel King
Mike Liedtke
Jeff Luc
Ellis McCarthy
Kendall Montgomery
Dionte Savage
Zach Vigil
Aundrey Walker
Tim Semisch
Ryan Taylor
Donald Hawkins
Mark Asper
Ryan Tannehill
Jake Knott
Tommy Streeter
C.J. Mosley
Kamal Johnson
Mickey Baucus
Josh Freeman
Nigel King
Josh Freeman
Calvin Barnett
Kai De La Cruz
Chris Martin
Ellis McCarthy
Don Jones
DeVante Parker
Gerell Robinson
Placed on Reserve/Suspended List
Team Exercises Fifth-Year Option
Selected in NFL Draft - D1, ‘15
Selected in NFL Draft - D5a, ‘15
Selected in NFL Draft - D5b, ‘15
Selected in NFL Draft - D5c, ‘15
Selected in NFL Draft - D5d, ‘15
Waived
Waived
Waived
Signed as Undrafted College Free Agent
Waived
Acquired from waivers (Dal.)
Waived
Signed Contract Extension
Waived
Signed as FA
Signed as UFA (Det.)
Waived
Retired
Released
Waived
Signed as FA
Signed as FA
Signed as FA
Signed as FA
Waived
Placed on ACTIVE/PUP
Placed on ACTIVE/PUP
Placed on ACTIVE/NFI
31
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
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NO.
35
33
71
87
73
16
30
65
81
84
62
4
29
7
25
92
98
75
47
78
2
74
96
3
5
32
23
21
61
83
46
45
70
27
53
85
76
1
20
44
14
69
72
36
48
88
68
18
28
24
58
66
15
26
55
90
67
8
94
42
97
51
19
64
37
82
79
52
80
10
86
6
9
93
17
22
63
31
41
57
77
50
49
91
60
59
34
NAME
Aikens, Walt
Ajayi, Jay
Albert, Branden
Aultman, Damarr
Barnett, Calvin
POS.
S
RB
T
WR
DT
Bethel-Thompson, McLeod QB
Bowman, Zack
CB
Brenner, Sam
C
Byrd, LaRon
WR
Cameron, Jordan
TE
Coleman, Deandre
DT
Darr, Matt
P
Davis, Will
CB
De La Cruz, Kai
WR
Delmas, Louis
S
Denney, John
LS
Dieke, Emmanuel
DE
Douglas, Jamil G
Drew, Ray
DE
Fede, Terrence
DE
Fields, Brandon
P
Fox, Jason
T
Francis, A.J.
DT
Franks, Andrew
K
Freeman, Josh
QB
Gary, Shamiel
S
Gillislee, Mike
RB
Grimes, Brent
CB
Hawkins, Donald
T
Hazel, Matt
WR
Hewitt, Neville
LB
Hull, Mike
LB
James, Ja’Wuan
T
James, LaMichael
RB
Jenkins, Jelani
LB
Jennings, Greg
WR
Johnson, Anthony
DT
Jones, Christion
WR
Jones, Reshad S
Kovacs, Jordan
S
Landry, Jarvis
WR
Liedtke, Michael
G/T
Linkenbach, Jeff
G/T
Lippett, Tony
CB
Luc, Jeff
LB
Lynch, Arthur
TE
Martin, Chris
T
Matthews, Rishard
WR
McCain, Bobby
CB
McCain, Brice
CB
McCain, Chris
LB
McClendon, Jacques C/G
McDonald, Tyler
WR
Miller, Lamar
RB
Misi, Koa LB
Mitchell, Earl
DT
Montgomery, Kendall DE
Moore, Matt
QB
Mosley, C.J.
DT
Paysinger, Spencer
LB
Phillips, Jordan
DT
Pouncey, Mike C
Preston, Michael
WR
Savage, Dionte
G
Seamster, Sammy
CB
Semisch, Tim
TE
Shelby, Derrick
DE
Sheppard, Kelvin
LB
Sims, Dion
TE
Stills, Kenny
WR
Stoneburner, Jake
TE
Streeter, Tommy
WR
Sturgis, Caleb
K
Suh, Ndamukong
DT
Tannehill, Ryan
QB
Taylor, Jamar
CB
Thomas, Dallas
G
Thomas, Michael
S
Thompson, Cedric
S
Tripp, Jordan
LB
Turner, Billy
G
Vernon, Olivier
DE
Vigil, Zach
LB
Wake, Cameron
DE
Walker, Aundrey
T
Walton, J.D.
C/G
Williams, Damien
RB
HT.
6-1
6-0
6-5
5-11
6-2
6-3
6-1
6-2
6-4
6-5
6-3
6-1
5-11
6-0
5-11
6-5
6-6
6-4
6-5
6-4
6-5
6-6
6-5
6-1
6-6
6-0
5-11
5-10
6-4
6-1
6-2
6-0
6-6
5-9
6-0
6-0
6-2
5-11
6-1
5-10
5-11
6-3
6-6
6-3
6-1
6-5
6-5
6-0
5-11
5-9
6-5
6-3
6-3
5-10
6-3
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-2
6-2
6-6
6-5
6-5
6-4
6-0
6-8
6-2
6-2
6-4
6-0
6-3
6-5
5-9
6-4
6-4
5-10
6-5
5-11
6-0
6-3
6-5
6-2
6-2
6-3
6-6
6-3
5-11
WT.
208
228
320
208
317
236
210
310
230
260
324
220
190
193
208
252
278
310
275
278
249
310
330
205
248
217
219
185
305
205
235
237
315
200
243
198
317
190
218
208
202
310
317
200
255
252
303
217
196
190
245
320
202
225
255
310
275
220
315
250
330
305
220
335
205
275
280
249
268
198
250
216
192
320
220
195
315
201
212
244
302
275
240
270
305
310
225
BIRTHDATE
6/19/91
6/15/93
11/4/84
1/13/92
10/7/91
7/3/88
11/18/84
4/27/90
08/18/89
8/7/88
1/27/91
7/2/92
5/8/90
1/19/92
4/12/87
12/13/78
9/23/90
2/28/92
9/24/92
11/19/91
5/21/84
5/2/88
5/7/90
1/11/93
1/13/88
5/31/90
11/1/90
7/19/83
4/22/92
1/23/92
4/6/93
5/25/91
6/3/92
10/22/92
3/13/92
9/21/83
1/24/93
12/20/92
2/25/88
6/12/90
11/28/92
1/15/92
6/9/87
7/2/92
2/14/92
6/17/90
1/4/90
10/12/89
8/18/93
12/10/86
11/21/91
12/10/87
5/9/91
4/25/91
1/17/87
9/25/87
7/27/92
8/9/84
8/6/83
6/28/88
10/15/92
7/24/89
6/1/89
2/10/92
2/5/91
9/18/91
3/4/89
1/2/88
2/18/91
4/22/92
8/25/89
10/7/89
8/9/89
1/6/87
7/27/88
9/29/90
10/30/89
3/17/90
2/10/93
4/3/91
10/17/91
10/7/90
3/28/91
1/30/82
1/15/93
3/24/87
4/3/92
EXP.
2
R
8
R
1
1
8
2
3
5
1
R
3
R
6
11
1
R
R
2
9
6
1
R
6
1
3
9
2
1
R
R
2
4
3
10
2
R
6
3
2
R
6
R
R
1
1
4
R
7
2
4
1
4
6
6
R
8
11
5
R
5
3
R
2
R
4
5
3
3
2
2
3
6
4
3
3
3
R
2
1
4
R
7
R
6
2
COLLEGE
Liberty ‘14
Boise State ‘15
Virginia ‘09
Maine, ‘15
Oklahoma State ’14
Sacramento State ‘11
Nebraska ‘07
Utah ‘13
Miami (FL) ‘11
Southern California ‘10
California ‘14
Tennessee ‘15
Utah State ‘13
Louisville ’14
Western Michigan ‘09
Brigham Young ‘05
Geogia Tech ‘14
Arizona State ‘15
Georgia ‘15
Marist ‘14
Michigan State ‘07
Miami (FL) ‘10
Maryland ‘13
RPI ‘15
Kansas State ‘08
Oklahoma State ‘13
Florida ‘13
Shippensburg ‘06
Texas ‘14
Coastal Carolina ‘14
Marshall ‘15
Penn State ‘15
Tennessee ‘14
Oregon ‘11
Florida ‘13
LSU ‘15
Alabama ‘15
Georgia ‘10
Michigan ‘13
LSU ‘15
Illinois State ‘15
Cincinnati ‘09
Cincinnati ‘15
Georgia ‘14
Central Florida ’13
Nevada ‘12
Memphis ‘15
Utah ‘08
California ‘14
Tennessee ‘09
South Carolina State ‘13
Miami (FL) ‘13
Utah ‘10
Arizona ‘10
Bowling Green ‘15
Oregon State ‘07
Missouri ‘04
Oregon ‘10
Oklahoma ‘15
Florida ‘11
Heidelberg ‘10
Oklahoma ‘15
Middle Tenn. State ‘14
Northern Illinois ‘15
Utah ‘12
LSU ‘11
Oklahoma ‘13
Ohio State ‘ 13
Miami (FL) ‘12
Florida ‘13
Nebraska ‘09
Texas A&M ‘12
Boise State ‘13
Tennessee ‘13
Stanford ‘12
Minnesota ‘15
Montana ‘14
North Dakota State ‘14
Miami (FL) ‘13
Utah State ‘15
Penn State ‘05
Baylor ‘09
Oklahoma ‘14
HOMETOWN
Charlotte, NC
Plano, Texas
Glen Burnie, Md.
Wheatley Heights, N.Y.
Tulsa, Okla.
Anchorage, Alaksa
Oceanside, Calif.
Hahnville, La.
Newbury Park, Calif.
Seattle, Wash.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Spokane, Wash.
Montvale, N.J.
North Miami Beach, Fla.
Thornton, Colo.
Jackson, Miss.
Cypress, Calif.
Thomasville, Ga.
Nyack, NY
Toledo, Ohio
Fort Worth, Texas
Severn, Md.
Carmel, Calif.
Kansas City, Mo.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
DeLand, Fla.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Tunica, Miss.
North Agusta, SC
Conyers, Ga.
Canonsburg, Pa.
Suwannee, Ga.
Texarkana, Texas
Olney, Md.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
New Orleans, La.
Adamsville, Ala.
Atlanta, Ga.
Curtice, Ohio
Lutcher, La.
Woodstock, Ill.
Sandusky, Ohio
Detroit, Mich.
Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Dartmouth, Mass.
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Santa Ana, Calif.
Oxford, Ala.
Terrell, Texas
Greensboro, NC
Cleveland, Tenn.
Summerville, SC
Miami, Fla.
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Houston, Texas
Miami, Fla.
Newhall, Calif.
Waynesville, Mo.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Towanda, Kan.
Lakeland, Fla.
Euclid, Ohio
Flint, Mich.
Ooltewah, Tenn.
Omaha, Neb.
Houston, Texas
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Detroit, Mich.
Carlsbad, Calif.
Dublin, Ohio
Miami, Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla.
Portland, Oregon
Big Spring, Texas
San Diego, Calif.
Baton Rouge, La.
Houston, Texas
Calipatria, Calif.
Missoula, Mont.
Shoreview, Minn.
Miami, Fla.
Clearfield, Utah
Hyattsville, Md.
Cleveland, Ohio
Allen, Texas
San Diego, Calif.
HOW ACQ.
D4, ‘14
D5b, ‘15
UFA, ‘14 (K.C.)
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA ‘14
UFA, ‘15 (NYG)
FA, ‘13
FA, ‘15
UFA, ‘15 (Cle.)
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘15
D3b, ‘13
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘05
FA ‘14
D4, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D7, ‘14
D7b, ‘07
UFA, ‘14 (Det.)
FA, ‘13
FA, ‘15
FA ‘15
FA ‘15
D5a, ‘13
UFA, ‘13 (Atl.)
Wai., ’15 (Dal.)
D6, ‘14
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D1, ‘14
FA ‘14
D4a, ‘13
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘15
D5b, ‘10
FA, ‘14
D2, ‘14
FA, ‘15
UFA, ‘15 (K.C.)
5d, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D5, ‘14
FA, ‘15
D7b, ‘12
D5a, ‘15
UFA ‘15 (Pit.)
FA, ‘14
UFA, 15 (Jac.)
FA, ‘15
D4, ‘12
D2, ‘10
UFA, ‘14 (Hou.)
FA, ‘15
UFA, ‘11 (Car.)
UFA, ‘15 (Det.)
UFA, 15 (NYG)
D2, ‘15
D1, ‘11
FA ‘15 (Ten.)
FA, ‘15
Wai., ’14 (Balt.) FA, ‘15
FA, ‘12
FA, ‘14
D4b, ‘13
T, 2015 (N.O.)
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘15
D5b, ‘13
UFA ‘15 (Det.)
D1, ‘12
D2, ‘13
D3a, ‘13
FA, ‘13
D5c, ‘15
D5b, ‘14
D3, ‘14
D3a, ‘12
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘09
FA, ‘15
UFA, 2015 (NYG)
FA, ‘14
ACTIVE/PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
BIRTHDATE
EXP.
COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
38
Jones, Don
S
5-11
205
5/14/90
3
Arkansas State ‘13
Town Creek, Ala.
Wai, ‘14 (N.E.)
11
Parker, DeVante WR
6-3
218
1/20/93
R
Louisville ‘15
Louisville, Ky.
D1, ‘15
CTIVE/ NON-FOOTBALL INJURY A
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
BIRTHDATE
EXP.
COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
89
Robinson, Gerell
TE
6-4
248
10/13/89
2
Arizona State ‘13
Chandler, Ariz.
FA, ‘14
32
2015 MIAMI DOLPHINS NUMERICAL ROSTER
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NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
41
42
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
55
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
90
91
92
93
94
96
97
98
NAME
Christion Jones
Brandon Fields Andrew Franks
Matt Darr
Josh Freeman
Tommy Streeter
Kai De La Cruz
Moore, Matt
Caleb Sturgis
Kenny Stills
Jarvis Landry
Tyler McDonald
POS.
WR
P
K
P
QB
WR
WR
QB
K
WR
WR
WR
McLeod Bethel-Thompson QB
Ryan Tannehill
QB
Rishard Matthews
WR
Michael Preston
WR
Reshad Jones
S
Brent Grimes
CB
Jamar Taylor
CB
Mike Gillislee
RB
Brice McCain
CB
Louis Delmas
S
Lamar Miller
RB
LaMichael James
RB
Bobby McCain
CB
Will Davis
CB
Zack Bowman
CB
Michael Thomas
S
Shamiel Gary
S
Jay Ajayi
RB
Damien Williams
RB
Walt Aikens
S
Tony Lippett
CB
Sammy Seamster
CB
Cedric Thompson
S
Paysinger, Spencer
LB
Jordan Kovacs
S
Mike Hull
LB
Neville Hewitt
LB
Ray Drew
DE
Jeff Luc
LB
Zach Vigil
LB
Olivier Vernon
DE
Mike Pouncey
C
Kelvin Sheppard
LB
Jelani Jenkins
LB
Koa Misi
LB
Jordan Tripp
LB
Chris McCain
LB
Walton, J.D.
C/G
Aundrey Walker
T
Donald Hawkins
T
Deandre Coleman
DT
Dallas Thomas
G
Dionte Savage
G
Sam Brenner
C
McClendon, Jacques C/G
Kendall Montgomery DE
Chris Martin
T
Michael Liedtke
G/T
Ja’Wuan James
T
Branden Albert
T
Linkenbach, Jeff
G/T
Calvin Barnett
DT
Jason Fox
T
Jamil Douglas
G
Anthony Johnson
DT
Billy Turner
G
Terrence Fede
DE
Derrick Shelby
DE
Dion Sims
TE
LaRon Byrd
WR
Tim Semisch
TE
Matt Hazel
WR
Jordan Cameron
TE
Greg Jennings
WR
Jake Stoneburner
TE
Damarr Aultman
WR
Arthur Lynch
TE
Earl Mitchell
DT
Cameron Wake
DE
John Denney
LS
Ndamukong Suh
DT
C.J. Mosley
DT
A.J. Francis
DT
Jordan Phillips
DT
Emmanuel Dieke
DE
HT.
5-11
6-5
6-1
6-1
6-6
6-5
6-0
6-3
5-9
6-0
5-11
6-3
6-3
6-4
6-0
6-5
6-1
5-10
5-10
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-10
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-0
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-2
5-10
6-0
6-2
6-5
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-5
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-6
6-4
6-3
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-3
6-5
6-5
6-3
6-6
6-5
6-6
6-2
6-6
6-4
6-2
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-4
6-4
6-8
6-1
6-5
6-0
6-3
5-11
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-5
6-6
6-6
WT.
190
249
205
220
248
216
193
220
192
198
202
202
236
220
217
220
218
185
195
219
190
208
225
200
196
190
210
201
217
228
225
208
200
205
212
250
208
237
235
275
255
240
275
305
249
243
255
244
245
310
305
305
324
315
335
310
320
275
303
310
315
320
317
317
310
310
317
302
278
280
268
230
275
205
260
198
250
208
252
310
270
252
320
315
330
330
278
BIRTHDATE
12/20/92
5/21/84
1/11/93
7/2/92
1/13/88
10/7/89
1/19/92
8/9/84
8/9/89
4/22/92
11/28/92
5/9/91
7/3/88
7/27/88
10/12/89
6/1/89
2/25/88
7/19/83
9/29/90
11/1/90
12/10/86
4/12/87
4/25/91
10/22/92
8/18/93
5/8/90
11/18/84
3/17/90
5/31/90
6/15/93
4/3/92
6/19/91
7/2/92
2/5/91
2/10/93
6/28/88
6/12/90
5/25/91
4/6/93
9/24/92
2/14/92
3/28/91
10/7/90
7/24/89
1/2/88
3/13/92
1/17/87
4/3/91
11/21/91
3/24/87
1/15/93
4/22/92
1/27/91
10/30/89
2/10/92
4/27/90
12/10/87
7/27/92
1/4/90
1/15/92
6/3/92
11/4/84
6/9/87
10/7/91
5/2/88
2/28/92
1/24/93
10/17/91
11/19/91
3/4/89
2/18/91
08/18/89
9/18/91
1/23/92
8/7/88
9/21/83
8/25/89
1/13/92
6/17/90
9/25/87
1/30/82
12/13/78
1/6/87
8/6/83
5/7/90
10/15/92
9/23/90
EXP.
R
9
R
R
6
2
R
8
3
3
2
1
1
4
4
3
6
9
3
3
7
6
4
4
R
3
8
3
1
R
2
2
R
2
R
5
3
R
R
R
R
R
4
5
5
3
6
2
2
6
R
2
1
3
R
2
4
R
1
R
2
8
6
1
6
R
2
1
2
4
3
3
R
1
5
10
2
R
1
6
7
11
6
11
1
R
1
COLLEGE
Alabama ‘15
RPI ‘15
Tennessee ‘15
Kansas State ‘08
Miami (FL) ‘12
Louisville ’14
Oregon State ‘07
Florida ‘13
Oklahoma ‘13
LSU ‘15
South Carolina State ‘13
Sacramento State ‘11
Texas A&M ‘12
Nevada ‘12
Heidelberg ‘10
Georgia ‘10
Shippensburg ‘06
Boise State ‘13
Florida ‘13
Utah ‘08
Miami (FL) ‘13
Oregon ‘11
Memphis ‘15
Utah State ‘13
Nebraska ‘07
Stanford ‘12
Oklahoma State ‘13
Boise State ‘15
Oklahoma ‘14
Liberty ‘14
Middle Tenn. State ‘14
Minnesota ‘15
Oregon ‘10
Michigan ‘13
Penn State ‘15
Marshall ‘15
Georgia ‘15
Cincinnati ‘15
Utah State ‘15
Miami (FL) ‘13
Florida ‘11
LSU ‘11
Florida ‘13
Utah ‘10
Montana ‘14
California ‘14
Baylor ‘09
Texas ‘14
California ‘14
Tennessee ‘13
Oklahoma ‘15
Utah ‘13
Tennessee ‘09
Bowling Green ‘15
Central Florida ’13
Illinois State ‘15
Tennessee ‘14
Virginia ‘09
Cincinnati ‘09
Oklahoma State ’14
Miami (FL) ‘10
Arizona State ‘15
LSU ‘15
North Dakota State ‘14
Marist ‘14
Utah ‘12
Miami (FL) ‘11
Northern Illinois ‘15
Coastal Carolina ‘14
Ohio State ‘ 13
Maine, ‘15
Georgia ‘14
Arizona ‘10
Penn State ‘05
Brigham Young ‘05
Nebraska ‘09
Missouri ‘04
Maryland ‘13
Oklahoma ‘15
Geogia Tech ‘14
HOMETOWN
Adamsville, Ala.
Toledo, Ohio
Carmel, Calif.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Kansas City, Mo.
Miami, Fla.
Montvale, N.J.
Newhall, Calif.
St. Augustine, Fla.
Carlsbad, Calif.
Lutcher, La.
Summerville, SC
Big Spring, Texas
Santa Ana, Calif.
Euclid, Ohio
Atlanta, Ga.
Philadelphia, Pa.
San Diego, Calif.
DeLand, Fla.
Terrell, Texas
North Miami Beach, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
Texarkana, Texas
Oxford, Ala.
Spokane, Wash.
Anchorage, Alaksa
Houston, Texas
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Plano, Texas
San Diego, Calif.
Charlotte, NC
Detroit, Mich.
Ooltewah, Tenn.
Calipatria, Calif.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Curtice, Ohio
Canonsburg, Pa.
Conyers, Ga.
Thomasville, Ga.
Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Clearfield, Utah
Miami, Fla.
Lakeland, Fla.
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Olney, Md.
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Missoula, Mont.
Greensboro, NC
Allen, Texas
Cleveland, Ohio
Tunica, Miss.
Seattle, Wash.
Baton Rouge, La.
Flint, Mich.
Oceanside, Calif.
Cleveland, Tenn.
Miami, Fla.
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Woodstock, Ill.
Suwannee, Ga.
Glen Burnie, Md.
Sandusky, Ohio
Tulsa, Okla.
Fort Worth, Texas
Cypress, Calif.
New Orleans, La.
Shoreview, Minn.
Nyack, NY
Houston, Texas
Detroit, Mich.
Hahnville, La.
Omaha, Neb.
North Agusta, SC
Newbury Park, Calif.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Dublin, Ohio
Wheatley Heights, N.Y.
Dartmouth, Mass.
Houston, Texas
Hyattsville, Md.
Thornton, Colo
Portland, Oregon
Waynesville, Mo.
Severn, Md.
Towanda, Kan.
Jackson, Miss
HOW ACQ.
FA, ‘15
D7b, ‘07
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
UFA, ‘11 (Car.)
D5b, ‘13
T, 2015 (N.O.)
D2, ‘14
FA, ‘15
FA ‘14
D1, ‘12
D7b, ‘12
FA ‘15 (Ten.)
D5b, ‘10
UFA, ‘13 (Atl.)
D2, ‘13
D5a, ‘13
UFA ‘15 (Pit.)
FA, ‘14
D4, ‘12
FA ‘14
D5a, ‘15
D3b, ‘13
UFA, ‘15 (NYG)
FA, ‘13
FA ‘15
D5b, ‘15
FA, ‘14
D4, ‘14
5d, ‘15
Wai., ’14 (Balt.) D5c, ‘15
UFA, 15 (NYG)
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D3a, ‘12
D1, ‘11
FA, ‘14
D4a, ‘13
D2, ‘10
D5b, ‘14
FA, ‘14
UFA, 2015 (NYG)
FA, ‘15
Wai., ’15 (Dal.)
FA, ‘14
D3a, ‘13
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘13
UFA, 15 (Jac.)
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D1, ‘14
UFA, ‘14 (K.C.)
UFA, 15 (K.C.)
FA, ‘15
UFA, ‘14 (Det.)
D4, ‘15
FA, ‘14
D3, ‘14
D7, ‘14
FA, ‘12
D4b, ‘13
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘15
D6, ‘14
UFA, ‘15 (Cle.)
FA, ‘15
FA, ‘14
FA, ‘15
D5, ‘14
UFA, ‘14 (Hou.)
FA, ‘09
FA, ‘05
UFA ‘15 (Det.)
UFA, ‘15 (Det.)
FA, ‘13
D2, ‘15
FA ‘14
ACTIVE/PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
BIRTHDATE
EXP.
COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
38
Don Jones
S
5-11
205
5/14/90
3
Arkansas State ‘13
Town Creek, Ala.
Wai, ‘14 (N.E.)
11
DeVante Parker WR
6-3
218
1/20/93
R
Louisville ‘15
Louisville, Ky.
D1, ‘15
CTIVE/ NON-FOOTBALL INJURY A
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
BIRTHDATE
EXP.
COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
89
Gerell Robinson
TE
6-4
248
10/13/89
2
Arizona State ‘13
Chandler, Ariz.
FA, ‘14
33
WON 8, LOST 8
09/07 W 33-20
09/14 L 10-29
09/21 L 15-34
09/28 W 38-14
10/12 L 24-27
10/19 W 27-14
10/26 W 27-13
11/02 W 37- 0
11/09 L 16-20
11/13 W 22- 9
11/23 L 36-39
12/01 W 16-13
12/07 L 13-28
12/14 L 13-41
12/21 W 37-35
12/28 L 24-37
34
2014 MIAMI DOLPHINS REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
* RUSHING
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
New England
70,630 Miller
216 1099
5.1 97t 8
at Buffalo
69,954 Tannehill
56 311
5.6 40
1
Kansas City
70,313 Dan. Thomas
44 168
3.8 15
2
at Oakland
83,436 Moreno
31 148
4.8 15
1
Green Bay
70,875 Damie. Williams
36 122
3.4 19
0
at Chicago
62,413 M. Wallace
4
16
4.0 12
0
at Jacksonville
65,633 L. James LG
5
9
1.8
5
0
San Diego
70,222 L. James TM
3
9
3.0
5
0
at Detroit
63,179 Matthews
1
3
3.0
3
0
Buffalo
71,573 Darkwa
TM
4
2
0.5
7
0
at Denver
76,987 Moore
2
-2 -1.0 -1
0
at New York Jets
78,160 Landry
2
-4 -2.0
4
0
Baltimore
70,244 TEAM
399 1872
4.7 97t 12
at New England
68,756 OPPONENTS
453 1937
4.3 47 13
Minnesota
66,203 * RECEIVING
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
New York Jets
70,220 Landry
84 758
9.0 25
5
Miami
Opp.
M. Wallace
67 862 12.9 50 10
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
361
309
Clay
58 605 10.4 41
3
Rushing
99
99
Hartline
39 474 12.2 35
2
Passing
226
194
Miller
38 275
7.2 20
1
Penalty
36
16
Gibson
29 295 10.2 40
1
3rd Down: Made/Att
80/200
98/223
Sims
24 284 11.8 38
2
3rd Down Pct.
40.0
43.9
Damie. Williams
21 187
8.9 32
1
4th Down: Made/Att
7/19
13/22
Dan. Thomas
13 121
9.3 25
0
4th Down Pct.
36.8
59.1
Matthews
12 135 11.3 23
2
POSSESSION AVG.
30:08
29:52
Darkwa
TM
3
31 10.3 17
0
TOTAL NET YARDS
5601
5494
Hoskins
TM
3
21
7.0 14
0
Avg. Per Game
350.1
343.4
Damia. Williams TM
1
14 14.0 14
0
Total Plays
1040
1029
Moreno
1
8
8.0
8
0
Avg. Per Play
5.4
5.3
Tannehill
1
-4 -4.0
0
0
NET YARDS RUSHING
1872
1937
TEAM
394 4066 10.3 50 27
Avg. Per Game
117.0
121.1
OPPONENTS
338 3768 11.1 74t 27
Total Rushes
399
453
* INTERCEPTIONS
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
NET YARDS PASSING
3729
3557
Grimes
5
80 16.0
32
1
Avg. Per Game
233.1
222.3
R. Jones
3
62 20.7
50
0
Sacked/Yards Lost
46/337
39/211
Delmas
1
81 81.0
81t 1
Gross Yards
4066
3768
Aikens
1
43 43.0
43
0
Att./Completions
595/394
537/338
J. Wilson
1
31 31.0
31
0
Completion Pct.
66.2
62.9
Shelby
1
2
2.0
2
0
Had Intercepted
12
14
Stanford
1
0
0.0
0
0
PUNTS/AVERAGE
59/45.6
61/42.5
Trusnik
1
0
0.0
0
0
NET PUNTING AVG.
59/38.6
61/38.2
TEAM
14 299 21.4
81t 2
PENALTIES/YARDS
81/635
105/920
OPPONENTS
12 252 21.0
70
0
FUMBLES/BALL LOST
27/11
19/11
* PUNTING
No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B
TOUCHDOWNS
42
42
Fields
58 2688 46.3 38.6 3 21 60 1
Rushing
12
13
TEAM
59 2688 45.6 38.6 3 21 60 1
Passing
27
27
OPPONENTS
61 2593 42.5 38.2 3 24 64 3
Returns
3
2
* PUNT RETURNS
Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD
* SCORE BY PERIODS
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Landry
25 19 204
8.2 32 0
TEAM
53 108 137 90
0 388 TEAM
25 19 204
8.2 32 0
OPPONENTS
74 84 85 130
0 373 OPPONENTS
36 11 349
9.7 47 0
* SCORING
TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT
FG S PTS * KICKOFF RETURNS
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
Sturgis
0 0 0 0 41/41 29/37 0 128 Landry
34 954 28.1
74
0
M. Wallace
10 0 10 0
0 60 Damie. Williams
5 102 20.4
26
0
Miller
9 8 1 0
0 54 Fede
1
13 13.0
13
0
Landry
5 0 5 0
0 30 Garner
1
13 13.0
13
0
Clay
3 0 3 0
0 18 TEAM
41 1082 26.4
74
0
Dan. Thomas
2 2 0 0
0 14 OPPONENTS
46 1237 26.9 102t 1
Hartline
2 0 2 0
0 12 * FIELD GOALS
1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Matthews
2 0 2 0
0 12 Sturgis
1/ 1 12/12 7/ 8 6/10 3/6
Sims
2 0 2 0
0 12 TEAM
1/ 1 12/12 7/ 8 6/10 3/6
Delmas
1 0 0 1
0
6 OPPONENTS
1/ 1 6/ 6 11/13 7/13 1/1
Finnegan
1 0 0 1
0
6 Sturgis: (38G,24G,22G,27G)(34G)(48N,22G,51G)
Gibson
1 0 1 0
0
6 (41G)(48G)(50N,33G,37B,19G)(43G,29G)(26G,25G,
Grimes
1 0 0 1
0
6 45N,23G)(23G,50G,20G)(38G,32G)()(43N,43G,44G,
Moreno
1 1 0 0
0
6 26G)(46G,34G)(41B,24G,53G)(56N)(37G,53N)
Tannehill
1 1 0 0
0
6 OPP: (47G,45G)(27G,27G,31G,32G,31N,38G)()()(43G,
Damie. Williams 1 0 1 0
0
6 30G)()(48B,30G,40G)()(26G,42B,50G)(33G,21G,46G,
Fede
0 0 0 0
1
2 47N)(38G,33N)(40G,48N,45G,45N)()(35G,36G)(18G,
TEAM
42 12 27 3 41/41 29/37 3 388 33G)(45N,26G,23G,39G)
OPPONENTS
42 13 27 2 39/39 26/34 0 373
2-Pt Conv: Dan. Thomas, TM 1-1, OPP 2-3 SACKS: Wake 11.5, Vernon 6.5, Starks 4.5, Jenkins
3.5, Shelby 3, Mitchell 2, Delmas 1, Fede 1, Freeny 1, R. Jones 1, Jordan 1, McCain 1, Misi
1, Odrick 1, TM 39, OPP 46 FUM/LOST: Tannehill 9/2, Landry 7/4, Miller 3/3, Gibson 2/0, M.
Wallace 2/1, Hartline 1/0, R. Jones 1/0, Matthews 1/0, Dan. Thomas 1/1
* PASSING
Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD
TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating
Tannehill
590 392 4045 66.4 6.86 27
4.6 12
2.0 50
46/ 337
92.8
Moore
4
2
21 50.0 5.25
0
0.0 0
0.0 14
0/
0
65.6
M. Wallace
1
0
0
0.0 0.00
0
0.0 0
0.0 --0/
0
39.6
TEAM
595 394 4066 66.2 6.83 27
4.5 12
2.0 50
46/ 337
92.5
OPPONENTS
537 338 3768 62.9 7.02 27
5.0 14
2.6 74t 39/ 211
89.7
2014 MIAMI DOLPHINS FINAL PRESEASON STATISTICS
WON 2, LOST 3
08/08 L 10-16
08/16 W 20-14
08/23 W 25-20
08/28 W 14-13
* RUSHING
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
Darkwa
25 112
4.5 53
1
Damie. Williams
27
69
2.6 20
2
Moreno
10
64
6.4 19
0
L. Miller
14
48
3.4 11
0
Dan. Thomas
13
38
2.9
9
1
Gillislee
8
30
3.8 10
0
Marshall
4
11
2.8
5
0
Tannehill
2
6
3.0
7
0
Lobato
3
5
1.7
6
0
Quinn
2
1
0.5
2
0
Mat. Moore
3
-7 -2.3 -1
0
TEAM
111 377
3.4 53
4
OPPONENTS
109 356
3.3 14
1
* RECEIVING
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
Landry
7
73 10.4 26
0
Darkwa
7
53
7.6 15
0
Matthews
6
91 15.2 36
1
Hazel
6
87 14.5 22t 1
M. Wallace
6
67 11.2 21
0
Cone
6
59
9.8 21
0
Damie. Williams
6
36
6.0 12
0
L. Miller
6
31
5.2 13
0
Brackett
5
69 13.8 30
0
Damia. Williams
4 100 25.0 54
0
Gibson
4
42 10.5 16
1
Binns
4
39
9.8 21
0
K. Miller
4
38
9.5 14
0
Hartline
4
30
7.5 16
0
Thigpen
3
27
9.0 15
0
Hoskins
2
32 16.0 27t 1
Sims
2
14
7.0
8
0
Spadola
1
27 27.0 27
0
Clay
1
18 18.0 18
0
Marshall
1
8
8.0
8
0
Egnew
TM
1
7
7.0
7
0
E. Wilson
1
6
6.0
6
0
Gillislee
1
-2 -2.0 -2
0
TEAM
88 952 10.8 54
4
OPPONENTS
69 854 12.4 57
4
* INTERCEPTIONS
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
TEAM
0
0
--- --0
OPPONENTS
3
22
7.3
12
1
* PUNTING
No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B
Fields
22 1030 46.8 41.0 1 7 60 0
TEAM
22 1030 46.8 41.0 1 7 60 0
OPPONENTS
26 1276 49.1 39.6 2 9 76 0
* PUNT RETURNS
Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD
Thigpen
5 2
81 16.2 32 0
Landry
4 3
74 18.5 48 0
Damia. Williams
4 1
38
9.5 26 0
Fogg
1 0
13 13.0 13 0
TEAM
14 6 206 14.7 48 0
OPPONENTS
15 2 109
7.3 21 0
* KICKOFF RETURNS
No. Yds
Avg Long TD
Landry
4
93 23.3
26
0
Damie. Williams
3
82 27.3
38
0
Thigpen
2
56 28.0
31
0
Darkwa
1
29 29.0
29
0
Fogg
1
16 16.0
16
0
TEAM
11 276 25.1
38
0
OPPONENTS
15 388 25.9
50
0
* FIELD GOALS
1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Potter
0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/ 1 1/1
Hrapmann
0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/0
Sturgis
0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/1
TEAM
0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/2
OPPONENTS
0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 1/ 1 3/4
Potter: ()(48G,51G)(26G)()
Hrapmann: (42G)()()()
Sturgis: ()()()(56N)
TM: (42G)(48G,51G)(26G)(56N)
OPP: (21G,21G,34G)()(52G,50G)(49G,63N,53G)
Cmp% Yds/Att TD
TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating
49.1 5.11
1
1.9 1
1.9 30
2/ 17
62.7
65.2 8.00
2
4.3 1
2.2 54
1/
1
95.2
68.3 7.10
1
2.4 1
2.4 36
1/ 10
86.5
100.0 5.50
0
0.0 0
0.0
8
0/
0
89.6
61.1 6.61
4
2.8 3
2.1 54
4/ 28
81.1
51.5 6.37
4
3.0 0
0.0 57
13/ 72
81.5
at Atlanta
68,540
at Tampa Bay
50,555
Dallas
55,623
St. Louis
43,340
Miami
Opp.
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
72
72
Rushing
19
13
Passing
42
46
Penalty
11
13
3rd Down: Made/Att
21/57
20/60
3rd Down Pct.
36.8
33.3
4th Down: Made/Att
3/4
2/4
4th Down Pct.
75.0
50.0
POSSESSION AVG.
29:12
30:48
TOTAL NET YARDS
1301
1138
Avg. Per Game
325.3
284.5
Total Plays
259
256
Avg. Per Play
5.0
4.4
NET YARDS RUSHING
377
356
Avg. Per Game
94.3
89.0
Total Rushes
111
109
NET YARDS PASSING
924
782
Avg. Per Game
231.0
195.5
Sacked/Yards Lost
4/28
13/72
Gross Yards
952
854
Att./Completions
144/88
134/69
Completion Pct.
61.1
51.5
Had Intercepted
3
0
PUNTS/AVERAGE
22/46.8
26/49.1
NET PUNTING AVG.
22/41.0
26/39.6
PENALTIES/YARDS
36/277
39/306
FUMBLES/BALL LOST
6/3
5/2
TOUCHDOWNS
8
6
Rushing
4
1
Passing
4
4
Returns
0
1
* SCORE BY PERIODS
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS
TEAM
13 10 18 28
0 69
OPPONENTS
10 23 13 17
0 63
* SCORING
TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT
FG S PTS
Damie. Williams 2 2 0 0
0 14
Potter
0 0 0 0 2/ 2 3/ 3 0 11
Darkwa
1 1 0 0
0
8
Gibson
1 0 1 0
0
6
Hazel
1 0 1 0
0
6
Hoskins
1 0 1 0
0
6
Matthews
1 0 1 0
0
6
Dan. Thomas
1 1 0 0
0
6
Hrapmann
0 0 0 0 1/ 1 1/ 1 0
4
Sturgis
0 0 0 0 2/ 2 0/ 1 0
2
TEAM
8 4 4 0 5/ 5 4/ 5 0 69
OPPONENTS
6 1 4 1 6/ 6 7/ 8 0 63
2-Pt Conv: Darkwa, Damie. Williams, TM 2-3,
OPP 0-0
SACKS: McCain 2, Vernon 2, Wake 2,
K. Johnson 1.5, Fede 1, Jenkins 1, Jordan 1,
Odrick 1, G. Smith 1, A. Johnson 0.5, TM 13,
OPP 4
FUM/LOST: Cone 1/0, Landry 1/0, Lobato 1/1,
Sims 1/1, Tannehill 1/1, Thigpen 1/0
* PASSING
Lobato
Mat. Moore
Tannehill
Quinn
TEAM
OPPONENTS
Att Cmp Yds
53
26 271
46
30 368
41
28 291
4
4
22
144
88 952
134
69 854
35
36
37
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