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Huizenga: Dolphins Will Not Trade First Pick
MVN Outsider —
... The Miami Herald reports that Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga does not plan on trading the first pick of the 2008 NFL Draft. He made this clear yesterday at the owner meetings. ...
FINS TO KEEP NO. 1 PICK
ProFootballTalk.com —
Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga has acknowledged the obvious: No one wants to trade for the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. More accurately, no one wants to have the No. 1 overall pick. Why would they? There’s no clear-cut, must-have, football stud in this year’s draft. And so the team with the first shot at the board will get to pay $35 million or so guaranteed to a guy who hasn’t worn an NFL uniform since he was five. And so Huizenga also has declared that he’s willing to pay to one of those unproven (and arguably undeserving) former college players a huge pile of ...
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Dolphins sale approved, but Huizenga around for now
myespn.go.com 4/1/2008 — Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Stephen Ross will eventually take a 95 percent ownership stake in the Miami Dolphins after NFL owners unanimously approved the team's sale today. Longtime owner Wayne Huizenga will remain in charge as managing general ...
NFL Transactions 3/31
bizoffootball.com 4/1/2008 — Transactions that happened in the NFL on Monday, as reported by ESPN.com : The Houston Texans signed safety C.C. Brown and tackle Brandon Frye . The Miami Dolphins signed safety Chris Crocker to a one-year contract. For more recent news from around the league reported by the Biz of Football check here . Posted by Business of Sports staff member and Biz of Football Editor of Content Bill ...
League Approves Sale of Half of Dolphins
bizoffootball.com 4/1/2008 — NFL owners unanimously voted in favor of letting Wayne Huizenga sell 50 percent of the Miami Dolphins to a New York real estate billionaire named Stephen Ross . Huizenga will still play a large roll, as reported by SI.com : Huizenga will remain as managing partner of the club for the near future, setting no timetable for when Ross will take command. Ross is spending about $550 ...
Fins: NFL Owners Meetings (2)
blogs.sun-sentinel.com 4/1/2008 — Tony Sparano met with the media today, for 64 minutes, at the AFC Coaches Breakfast at the Breakers in Palm Beach. His table was the second-most crowded of the 16, with only Bill Belichick drawing more attention. That was due...
Jason Taylor Joke Causes Media Frenzy
phinphanatic.com 4/1/2008 — Sure wish I could have thought of this one. Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk stirred it up this morning when readers awoke to news that Jason Taylor would announce his retirement on tonights episode of “Dancing With the Stars“. To pursue dancing as a proffession no less.
The Palm Beach Post is reporting that the news sent [...]
The NFL Draft Board —
Bleacher Report - NFL 3/31/2008
With a lot of controversy containing the top 6 picks in this years draft, I plan to put a undeniable draft that nobody will complain with. I've seen a lot of drafts and I've read everything about them and even bought SportsNews draft review ...
Draft Day Decision's Loom —
Bleacher Report - NFL 4/1/2008
As I wrote last month about the Kansas City Chief's draft dillema I am beginning to notice the same parody around the league. Some teams such as the Jaguars, Cowboys and Chargers need little to improve their teams. The decision ...
