Joey Porter News

Outspoken Dolphins' linebacker Joey Porter believes there is one set of rules for Tom Brady and another set of rules for the rest of the NFL.

Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter said earlier this week that he thinks the Patriots don't like him , but he might not be 100 percent correct.

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

Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter , who earlier this week expressed his "natural hate" for the Patriots , said the Pats' Tom Brady gets his own set of rules from referees that go beyond the league's normal protections for quarterbacks.

But to show how this rivalry has legs again - ain't it grand? - the Dolphins were enjoying more subtle digs at the Jets.

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.

A Sports Illustrated poll of 296 players shows his peers call Pittsburgh wide receiver Hines Ward the NFL's dirtiest player.

Joey Porter zeroes in on then-Patriots' quarterback Matt Cassel in this photo from last year.

Pity the poor Peezy, so misunderstood. In a poll of NFL players conducted by Sports Illustrated that hits newstands tomorrow, the Dolphins' very own Joey Porter turned up in second place for "Dirtiest Player." He wasn't alone -- he tied with Redskins d-tackle and head stomper Albert Haynesworth, a scoundrel if there ever was one, and both trailed ...

We all know Joey Porter can have a potty mouth that keeps everyone not wearing a Jets uniform entertained.

When I showed up in the pressbox yesterday, I was surprised to hear the buzz all around about what happened during pre-game warmups between the Jets and the Dolphins.

New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards flips over Miami Dolphins cornerback Sean Smith while carrying the ball during the first quarter of an NFL football game at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., Sunday, Nov.

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.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Calvin Pace walked off the field angry and disgusted after the Jets lost to the Miami Dolphins three weeks ago.

Darrelle Revis made an interesting comment Wednesday when he was asked to characterize the Jets' rivalries against the Dolphins and Patriots.

The first question to Dolphins linebacker Jason Taylor on Thursday concerned the way the New Orleans Saints ripped a 48-point hole in the New York Giants last Sunday.

In a complete collapse, the Dolphins blew a 24-3 lead over the Saints on Sunday, and fell to 2-4 in a 46-34 loss as Miami gave up 43 points in the final 30:02 of the game.

New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees and his high-scoring offense were teetering. The once-unstoppable Saints were out of synch and the Dolphins' defense seemed to have all the answers.

Last season, linebacker Joey Porter was in the running for NFL defensive MVP until he tailed off late in the season.

The possibilities certainly are tantalizing. Two potential Hall of Famers and the kid with "good cartilage," all chasing the quarterback at the same time.