chriswalsh
chriswalsh
Chris has been around spors his whole life, playing football up through the ranks before joining the US military. Afterwards he went to Valdosta State University to and began a career as a sports journalist. He has covered major athletics and events both in and out of the country, most recently serving as the beat writer for Oklahoma State University. He has an awesome pitbull named Jackson and a fever for Miami Dolphins football.
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Carson Palmer a good fit in Miami
* Note: 15 picks at 15 series will begin March 28* Carson Palmer will not be a Cincinnati Bengal next year, that much looks certain. But would he fit in with another team clad in Orange? The Dolphins are in need of an answer at quarterback. Chad Henne hasn’t produced the way the ‘Fins [...]
TweetKolb, Palmer or Orton to Dolphins
After the NFL Combine this past weekend, a few things were made apparent. If you watched it, one of the most glaring things was the lack of superstar skill at the quarterback position. The Miami Dolphins are fast approaching a win-now mentality, from owner to ball boy, everyone in the organization knows the ‘Fins have [...]
TweetDolphins 2012 Super Bowl chances not looking good
Miami has made a ton of changes so far in this early off-season, but they have mostly all flown under the radar. After owner Stephen Ross made a worldwide fiasco of interviewing a coach that passed him up for the 49ers, it seems everything else has been very low key, very. Look no further than [...]
TweetMiami makes coaching moves
Well, they may not be big names, but head coach Tony Sparano is doing his due diligence in shaking up the Dolphins coaching staff. According to the AP, Miami announced former NFL receiver Ike Hilliard as the new assistant wide receivers coach. Hilliard has been coaching in Florida the past 2 years, with the UFL’s [...]
TweetMiami welcomes in Daboll, no they really did
Brian Daboll, now that is a big name around the NFL. Oh, you have never heard of him? No idea what team he came from, or even what position he coached? Well, Mr. Daboll comes to Miami from the offensive powerhouse that is the Cleveland Browns. That’s right, the Browns. The same Browns team that [...]
TweetMark Ingram to Dolphins
Is what I will be hoping to be writing in April. Mel Kiper and I agree on this. Mark Ingram, the Heisman winning running back from Alabama is exactly what the Dolphins need. They need some new blood at the RB position, one that took a huge step back this season. With a new offensive [...]
TweetMiami ends season in ugly fashion
And that’s a wrap folks. The Miami Dolphins had no care, no desire and no effort in a horrible 38-7 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. Tyler Thigpen played quarterback and just about all of the bench players got into a game, that resulted in Miami getting a top-15 pick in this April’s [...]
TweetJake, Wake make Pro Bowl
Well, not all was lost this season. Two Miami Dolphins were selected as Pro Bowl starters today. Left tackle Jake Long and outside linebacker Cameron “Earthquake” Wake were the only two Dolphins selected to the AFC roster. Fans, players and coaches alike have been singing Long’s praises for three years now, but I’VE BEEN SINGING [...]
TweetA new year will bring change in Miami
Starting at the top, head coach Tony Sparano will more than likely not be back for the Dolphins next season. Owner Stephen Ross has begun singing the tune of an owner ready to make some big changes. Then there’s the fact that Bill Cowher put Miami on his “list.” Ross is a big Carl Peterson [...]
TweetTime to clean house in Miami
Well, that was ugly. The Dolphins completely choked away the Lions game, thanks in most part to the inexcusable play of quarterback Chad Henne. One quick note before getting into how bad the Dolphins look as the season wraps up. The refs cost Miami a shot at a hail mary on Sunday. The Dolphins completed [...]
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