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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.

Have you ever seen that one Jim Carrey movie? It wasn't the one where he solves pet crimes, or the one where he finds a mask, or even the one where him and Jeff Daniels prove that IQ is just a state of mind.

Dolphins defensive end Randy Starks has made the transition from part-time player to starter.

As he crouched into his three-point stance after a touchdown-saving tackle, Dolphins defensive end Randy Starks knew he had more work to do.

As the clock wound down in Sunday's 30-25 victory and the beleaguered Dolphins defense kept getting pushed toward the shadow of its own goal post, failure was not an option.

Coming into yesterday's rematch in the Meadowlands, Jets players called the Miami Dolphins a gimmicky team, called their Wildcat formation "nonsense," and called Chad Henne a clown.

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.

For now. Ted Ginn Jr. had two long kickoff returns for touchdowns in the third quarter, and the Dolphins held off the for a 30-25 victory Sunday.

The dress rehearsal for Super Bowl 44 resulted in one of the more memorable games in New Orleans Saints history.

The undefeated New Orleans Saints take on the Dolphins in Miami Sunday. Alright Who Dat Nation, it's time to go behind enemy lines.

This transcript of quotes from Miami Dolphins linebacker Jason Taylor were provided by the Miami Dolphins.

While some folks have spent this Dolphins-Jets week distracted by the fact the Jets have a great blitz package and get their best pass-rusher, Calvin Pace, back from an NFL mandated suspension, it has gotten somewhat lost that Miami's pass rush also is looking intimidating.

Two weeks ago, Chad Pennington got hurt. Miami fans everywhere were screaming a) Chad Henne! b) Pat White! or c) NOOOOOOO! Henne was the only quarterback the Fins had available to suit up against the Chargers that afternoon; Pat White being inactive.

Miami Dolphins defensive end Phillip Merling suffered what appeared to be a serious left ankle injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 38-10 victory over Buffalo.

He came from the left. He came from the right. He came from the CFL. On Sunday, Cameron Wake kept winding up in the Buffalo Bills' backfield.

Gibril Wilson didn't make it out of Land Shark Stadium the morning after Monday night's 27-23 loss to the Indianapolis Colts before his Pop Warner coach rang his cell phone to give him an earful.

A look at six USC and Clemson products who stood out on the field during Week 1 of the NFL season.

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The football slipped ever so slightly out of Will Allen's grasp late Sunday afternoon and now his game-changing, momentum-swinging interception and Miami's fate was out of his control and in the unreliable hands of the referee.

Chad Henne, Pat White work with Dolphins first team Chad Henne, Pat White work with Dolphins first team The wedding of his sister made Dolphins starting quarterback Chad Pennington unavailable for Saturday's practices, thus giving 2008 second-round pick Chad Henne and 2009 second-round pick Pat White time to work with the first-team offense.