Allen Eyestone/The Palm Beach Post New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley (22) stiff arms Miami Dolphins outside linebacker Cameron Wake (91) on a short run in the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium on December 24, 2011. By Ben Volin Palm Beach Post Staff Writer FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The Dolphins didn’t get embarrassed in Saturday’s 27-24 loss to New England the way they did back in Week 1

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Allen Eyestone/The Palm Beach Post New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley (22) stiff arms Miami Dolphins outside linebacker Cameron Wake (91) on a short run in the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium on December 24, 2011.

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FOXBOROUGH, MASS.— A common word thrown around the Miami Dolphins’ locker room this season has been “winnable.” That’s what happens when a team piles up defeats in games they probably should have won. The latest example was Saturday’s 27-24 loss to the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. The Dolphins blew a 17-point, halftime lead, creating an all too familiar post-game mood

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FOXBORO — The New England Patriots are in the playoffs for the ninth time in 11 years. The Miami Dolphins missed them for the ninth time in 10. Both, though, have a lot at stake on Saturday with the Patriots going for a first-round bye and many Dolphins playing for jobs next season.

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DAVIE— Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Mike Nolan has been involved with football as a coach since 1981. After all those years, Nolan has never been more disappointed with a performance than what happened Sept.

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Read More: Brandon Marshall (WR – MIA), Anthony Fasano (TE – MIA), Jake Long (OT – MIA), Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots The Miami Dolphins hit the practice field today to get ready for their match up with the New England Patriots in Foxboro. The Dolphins are coming off a win over the Buffalo Bills, but they suffered a few injuries in the game.

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DAVIE— Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Mike Nolan has been involved with football as a coach since 1981. After all those years, Nolan has never been more disappointed with a performance than what happened Sept

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Never mind the fact New England has Tom Brady, the best player in the NFL, pulling the trigger at quarterback. Are the Patriots positioned to make another title run? Ignore the ridiculous stats – 143 catches for 1,877 yards and 21 touchdowns - Patriots tight end duo Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez have produced this season

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Didn’t mean to eavesdrop inside the Miami Dolphins locker room after Sunday’s 30-23 win against Buffalo, but it is kind of my job.

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DAVIE — The development of rookie tight end Charles Clay has the Miami Dolphins one step closer to their goal of a two-tight end offensive set. Coach Tony Sparano said the combination of Clay and veteran Anthony Fasano is closing in on the effectiveness of Dolphins’ best duo at the position. That distinction belongs to Fasano and David Martin in 2008 when they caught 65 passes for 904 yards and 10 touchdowns

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The New Orleans Saints just might be the best hope for most Miami Dolphins fans—like me—of seeing the Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers denied their shot at immortality. The team from Wisconsin is now 11-0 and seem capable of doing what no team other than the 1972 Dolphins have done; run the table in the regular-season and finish with a Super Bowl victory

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Miami Dolphins’ kicker Dan Carpenter (5) kicks a field goal as Miami Dolphins’ punter Brandon Fields (2) holds the ball during the first half of their NFL football game in Miami, Florida October 23, 2011. REUTERS/Doug Murray Report an error Davie, FL – The Miami Dolphins have signed former Cincinnati Bengals kicker Shayne Graham.

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A day after working out four kickers, the Miami Dolphins have signed veteran Shayne Graham, who will likely replace Dan Carpenter in Sunday’s home game against the Buffalo Bills. Carpenter, the Dolphins’ starter the past four seasons, suffered a groin injury during Thursday’s practice and his prognosis remains uncertain. The Dolphins worked out kickers Jeff Reed, Rhys Lloyd and Fabrizio Scaccia on Friday, but opted to sign Graham before Saturday’s practice.

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By Omar Kelly Sun Sentinel 11:38 a.m. EST , November 19, 2011 A day after working out four kickers the Miami Dolphins have signed kicker Shayne Graham, who will likely replace Dan Carpenter in Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills

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