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The strange part, the fun part, the part he never expected to say is how it feels sometimes like he never left.

Miami Dolphins inebacker Joey Porter sacks New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady during the first quarter of a game on Dec.

Jason Taylor and Tom Brady have, as Taylor put it Thursday, "been friends for awhile." But that doesn't mean they'll look forward to seeing one another Sunday.

Something A- or someone A- has gotten lost in all this talk about the rapid midseason rise of rookie safety Chris Clemons .

Against the rest of the NFL , he is Tom Brady . Dashing figure of impending doom, King of New England, winner of three Super Bowl rings and nearly a fourth, orchestrator of the Patriots ' quick-strike offense, author of countless fourth-quarter comebacks, and, lest we forget, husband of a Brazilian supermodel.

The following is a team-released transcript of Tom Brady 's Wednesday conference call with South Florida media: - "I was a little disappointed when he signed back.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Miami Dolphins linebacker Jason Taylor , exultant over collecting a fumble and returning it 48 yards for a touchdown Sunday against the New York Jets , looked for the appropriate way to express himself.

The Dolphins defense got big plays from Randy Starks and Jason Taylor to avoid blowing a big lead for the second week in a row.

In the shadow of their 11-5, AFC East-winning campaign, the Miami Dolphins' 3-4 start to the 2009 season comes off as something of a disappointment.

Hello from the Meadowlands? When I signed off a few days ago , I mentioned I would pop up in an odd yet familiar place.

New York Jets safety Kerry Rhodes and a few Miami Dolphins players got into a shoving match on the field about a half-hour before the teams' game.

Yes, NFL organizations need to make the most of free agency, the draft, even the waiver wire.

DAVIE, Fla. a ' Sorry, don't expect Jason Taylor to turn nostalgic over the Dolphins' final regular-season trip to the Meadowlands.

An hour after the Miami Dolphins' most recent defeat, Jason Taylor was the last player in the locker room, his glum demeanor summing up the outcome more succinctly than a scoreboard.

Dolphins coach Tony Sparano called the timeout that helped the Saints get back into the game.

Share + Oct 20, 2009 11:52 am US/Eastern 1 of 1 Linebacker Matt Roth, #98, of the Miami Dolphins sets on defense against the Baltimore Ravens in an NFL Wildcard Playoff Game at Dolphins Stadium on January 4, 2009 in Miami, Florida.

The Dolphins honored their 1982 and 1984 teams Sunday, but the game felt more like 2002.

Running back Leon Washington #29 of the New York Jets is chased down by linebacker Jason Taylor #99 of the Miami Dolphins at Land Shark Stadium on October 12, 2009 in Miami, Florida.

"I thought in the first half we definitely ran the ball really well, the defense got some turnovers for us and we got some good field position.

This is not an easy admission for Jason Taylor . He has spent more than half of his life making life miserable for the pretty boys who play sports' most glamorous position.