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Something strange is going on with Lawrence Timmons, just hours before he was supposed to play in his first game as a Miami Dolphin. Although the Dolphins do now know where Timmons is, it’s unclear whether he will play today against the Chargers. The Dolphins had been in California all week after Hurricane Irma forced them out of Miami. Continue to Article

September 17, 2017 11:59:am EST

Editor’s update: Jarvis Landry is expected to play and be full go, according to Ian Rapoport. The Miami Dolphins are listing Jarvis Landry as questionable vs. the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 2. Landry is working through a knee injury that emerged Friday. He was not even listed on the injury report for Wednesday or Thursday, so it appears this issue popped up in practice. That is always concerning, but for now, it looks like Landry should play Sunday. Because the Dolphins’ opener was moved due to Hurricane Irma, Week 2 will actually be the regular season debut for Landry, who is entering a contract season and hoping to cash in next offseason. Fantasy Impact: If active, Landry will face a Chargers Continue to Article

September 17, 2017 9:12:am EST

OXNARD — Kenny Stills wants to know why more athletes aren't standing with Colin Kaepernick. The Miami Dolphins receiver has restated his questions from a series of tweets Tuesday questioning the support across sports for Kaepernick, the former 49ers quarterback currently out of football after his protests during the national anthem last season. "I just feel like the league, it's majority African-American, and you would think more people would come to have one of our guys' back," Stills said Wednesday. "We talk about the NFL being a brotherhood," Stills added. "They give us this presentation every year about the NFL being a brotherhood, and (if) something wrong is going on to one of your brothers, Continue to Article

September 14, 2017 5:51:pm EST

The Miami Dolphins have a lot on their minds lately, having been displaced in California all week after having their Week 1 game postponed due to Hurricane Irma. Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald wrote about the generosity of some Dolphins players and the organization to help MIami Central High School cover costs of their trip after Hurricane Irma wouldn’t let them come home as scheduled. Continue to Article

September 14, 2017 11:18:am EST

Kenny Stills wants to know why more athletes aren't standing with Colin Kaepernick. The Miami Dolphins receiver has restated his questions from a series of tweets Tuesday questioning the support across sports for Kaepernick, the former 49ers quarterback currently out of football after his protests during the national anthem last season. ''I just feel like the league, it's majority African-American, and you would think more people would come to have one of our guys' back,'' Stills said Wednesday. Continue to Article

September 13, 2017 9:54:pm EST