Miami Dolphins make roster moves
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May 12, 2019
Miami Dolphins make roster moves
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have signed the following tryout players: center Kirk Barron, cornerback Jamar Summers and running back Mark Walton. The team has waived/injured center Connor Hilland and safety Rob Rolle.
Barron finished his collegiate career with 39 consecutive starts at Purdue. He earned honorable mention All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 2018. Barron was a co-recipient of the team’s 2018 Leonard Wilson Award, given annually to the player who best exemplifies unselfish dedication.
Summers originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Pittsburgh on May 8, 2018, spending the 2018 offseason and training camp with the Steelers. He posted seven tackles (four solo) and two passes defensed in four preseason games. Summers played collegiately at Connecticut, earning first-team All-American Athletic Conference honors as a sophomore in 2015.
Walton is entering his second NFL season after he played for Cincinnati in 2018. He played in 14 games, totaling 14 carries for 34 yards (2.4 avg.) and five receptions for 41 yards (8.2 avg.). Walton also posted four special teams tackles (three solo). He originally entered the NFL as a fourth-round pick (112th overall) by Cincinnati in the 2018 NFL draft. A Miami native, Walton played collegiately at the University of Miami and attended Booker T. Washington High School.
Hilland spent the 2018 season on Miami’s practice squad after he was signed as an undrafted college free agent on May 10, 2018. He was a four-year starter (2014-17) at William & Mary, where he started 39 career games at left guard and earned first-team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors as a senior in 2017.
Rolle was signed by Miami as an undrafted college free agent on May 9, 2019. He was a five-year letterman (2014-18) and three-year starter at Villanova, where he played in 50 career games with 27 starts. He earned first-team All-CAA honors as a junior in 2016.
| Name |
Pos. |
Hgt. |
Wgt. |
Birthdate |
Exp. |
College |
Hometown |
Acq. |
| Kirk Barron |
C |
6-2 |
300 |
6/3/95 |
R |
Purdue ’19 |
Mishawaka, Ind. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Jamar Summers |
CB |
6-0 |
190 |
6/14/95 |
1 |
Connecticut ’18 |
Orange, N.J. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Mark Walton |
RB |
5-9 |
205 |
3/29/97 |
2 |
Miami (FL) ’18 |
Miami, Fla. |
FA, ‘19 |
Miami Dolphins sign 18 undrafted college free agents
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May 9, 2019
Miami Dolphins sign 18 undrafted college free agents
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have signed the following undrafted college free agents: center Ryan Anderson, guard Shaq Calhoun, long snapper Wesley Farnsworth, linebacker Terrill Hanks, defensive back Montre Hartage, defensive end Dewayne Hendrix, cornerback Tyler Horton, wide receiver Trenton Irwin, running back Patrick Laird, defensive end Jonathan Ledbetter, tackle Aaron Monteiro, tight end Chris Myarick, cornerback Nik Needham, safety Rob Rolle, defensive tackle Cory Thomas, linebacker Tre’ Watson, wide receiver Preston Williams and punter Stone Wilson.
Anderson was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Wake Forest, where he started 42 consecutive games to finish his career. He played in 46 games with 43 starts overall – starting 25 games at center, 16 at right tackle and two at right guard. Anderson earned honorable mention All-ACC honors as a senior in 2018 after starting 12 contests at center and one at right guard. In 2017, he started all 13 games at center and earned first-team All-ACC honors.
Calhoun was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Mississippi State, where he played in 48 career games with 36 starts, all at right guard. Calhoun started all 13 games at right guard as a senior in 2018, earning second-team All-ACC honors and helping the Bulldogs offense rank second in the SEC in rushing yards per game (223.6) and yards per carry (5.7).
Farnsworth was a four-year letterman (2015-18) at Nevada, where he snapped in all 50 games. He made five career special teams tackles (three solo) and was elected a team captain as a senior in 2018. A Reno, Nevada native, Farnsworth attended Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, where he also lettered in baseball.
Hanks was a four-year starter (2015-18) at New Mexico State, where he played in 46 career games with 43 starts. He totaled 395 tackles (160 solo), 11 sacks, eight interceptions, 22 passes defensed, six forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries. Hanks’ 395 career tackles rank fourth in school history. As a junior in 2017, Hanks earned honorable mention All-Sun Belt honors after totaling 110 tackles (49 solo) and seven sacks. His 110 tackles were third in the conference. A Miami native, Hanks played at Immaculata-La Salle High School.
Hartage was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Northwestern, where he played in 51 games with 37 starts. At one point in his career, Hartage started 37 consecutive games. He totaled 172 career tackles (140 solo), 10 interceptions, 39 passes defensed, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. His 10 interceptions are tied for 10th in school history. As a senior in 2018, Hartage earned first-team All-Big Ten honors and totaled 15 passes defensed, which were tied for third in the conference.
Hendrix was a three-year letterman (2016-18) and two-year starter at Pittsburgh. He played in 25 career games with 24 starts and totaled 50 tackles (30 solo), 7.5 sacks, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. As a senior in 2018, he was second on the team with 4.5 sacks. Hendrix played his true freshman season (2014) at Tennessee before transferring to Pittsburgh.
Horton was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Boise State, where he played in 49 career games with 39 starts. He totaled 137 tackles (95 solo), four interceptions, 30 passes defensed, three forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries. As a senior in 2018, Horton earned first-team All-Mountain West honors and had three defensive touchdowns, including two in the same game at Troy (Sept. 1). Horton’s four fumble recoveries led the conference and were second in FBS that season. As a junior in 2017, Horton earned first-team All-Mountain West honors and was third in the conference with 13 passes defensed.
Irwin was a four-year letterman (2015-18) at Stanford, where he played in 53 career games with 12 starts. He totaled 152 receptions for 1,738 yards (11.4 avg.) and five touchdowns. His 152 receptions rank 10th in school history while his 1,738 receiving yards are 12th in Stanford annals. As a senior in 2018, Irwin started 12 games and recorded 60 receptions for 685 yards (11.4 avg.) and two touchdowns.
Laird was a four-year letterman (2014; 2016-18) and two-year starter at California, where he played in 41 career games with 21 starts. Laird totaled 425 carries for 2,153 yards (5.1 avg.) and 14 touchdowns, along with 99 receptions for 608 yards (6.1 avg.) and five touchdowns. As a senior in 2018, he started all 13 games and recorded 223 carries for 961 yards (4.3 avg.) and five touchdowns and 51 receptions for 288 yards (5.7 avg.) and four touchdowns. His 51 receptions were the most in school history by a running back and he was a finalist for the Burlsworth Trophy, awarded annually to the nation’s best former walk-on.
Ledbetter was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and two-year starter at Georgia, where he played in 43 career games with 28 starts. He totaled 122 tackles (42 solo), 4.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. As a senior in 2018, Ledbetter played in all 14 games with 13 starts and recorded 56 tackles (15 solo), one sack and two forced fumbles. He earned second-team All-SEC honors and served as a team captain.
Monteiro was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Boston College, where he played in 43 career games and made 42 starts at left tackle. He started 32 consecutive games to finish his career. As a senior in 2018, he earned third-team All-ACC honors.
Myarick was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and two-year starter at Temple. He played in 43 career games with 25 starts and recorded 23 receptions for 229 yards (10.0 avg.) and one touchdown. As a senior in 2018, Myarick played in all 13 games with 12 starts, totaling 14 receptions for 146 yards (10.4 avg.) and one touchdown.
Needham was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at UTEP, where he played in 47 career games with 41 starts. He totaled 213 tackles (129 solo), 1.5 sacks, three interceptions, 36 passes defensed and two fumble recoveries. Needham’s 36 passes defensed set a school record. He earned honorable mention All-Conference USA honors as a senior in 2018 and as a junior in 2017.
Rolle was a five-year letterman (2014-18) and three-year starter at Villanova, where he played in 50 career games with 27 starts. He totaled 160 tackles (104 solo), seven interceptions, 17 passes defensed and three fumble recoveries. Rolle was a team captain as a senior in 2018 and granted a medical redshirt for the 2017 season. As a junior in 2016, he led the FCS with seven interceptions and earned first-team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors.
Thomas was a four-year letterman (2015-18) at Mississippi State, where he played in 39 career games with six starts. He totaled 52 tackles (16 solo), two sacks, one interception, three passes defensed and two forced fumbles. As a senior in 2018, Thomas played in 12 games and recorded 12 tackles (four solo) and one sack.
Watson started one season (2018) at Maryland after a graduate transfer from Illinois. As a senior in 2018, Watson played in 12 games with 11 starts, totaling 114 tackles (70 solo), one sack, five interceptions, eight passes defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. He earned second-team All-American and first-team All-Big Ten honors, leading the conference with 9.5 tackles per game and five interceptions. His five interceptions were tied for the most by a linebacker in school history.
Williams started one season (2018) at Colorado State after transferring from Tennessee. As a junior in 2018, he played in all 12 games with 10 starts, totaling 96 receptions for 1,345 yards (14.0 avg.) and 14 touchdowns. Williams earned second-team All-American and first-team All-Mountain West honors. His 96 receptions and 14 receiving touchdowns were third in FBS, while his 1,345 receiving yards ranked fourth. All three marks were among the top three in each category in school history. Williams also competed in track and field, where he earned All-Mountain West honors in the indoor triple jump in 2017.
Wilson was a four-year letterman (2015-18) at Florida International, where he played in 50 games. He totaled 203 punts for 8,225 yards (40.5 avg.) and 66 punts inside the 20. His 203 punts and 8,255 punt yards are the most in school history. As a senior in 2018, Wilson earned second-team All-Conference USA honors. His 44.0 punt average and 12 punts of 50-plus yards that season ranked third in the conference.
| Name |
Pos. |
Hgt. |
Wgt. |
Birthdate |
Exp. |
College |
Hometown |
Acq. |
| Ryan Anderson |
C |
6-6 |
305 |
12/30/94 |
R |
Wake Forest ’19 |
Raleigh, N.C. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Shaq Calhoun |
G |
6-3 |
320 |
2/20/96 |
R |
Mississippi State ’19 |
Pleasant Grove, Ala. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Wesley Farnsworth |
LS |
6-1 |
230 |
4/10/97 |
R |
Nevada ’19 |
Reno, Nev. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Terrill Hanks |
LB |
6-3 |
235 |
12/7/95 |
R |
New Mexico State ’19 |
Miami, Fla. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Montre Hartage |
DB |
6-0 |
195 |
6/16/97 |
R |
Northwestern ’19 |
Cordele, Ga. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Dewayne Hendrix |
DE |
6-4 |
265 |
6/13/95 |
R |
Pittsburgh ’19 |
O’Fallon, Ill. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Tyler Horton |
CB |
5-11 |
190 |
1/17/97 |
R |
Boise State ’19 |
Fresno, Calif. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Trenton Irwin |
WR |
6-2 |
204 |
12/10/95 |
R |
Stanford ’19 |
Valencia, Calif. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Patrick Laird |
RB |
6-0 |
205 |
8/17/95 |
R |
California ’19 |
Arroyo Grande, Calif. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Jonathan Ledbetter |
DE |
6-4 |
280 |
9/12/97 |
R |
Georgia ’19 |
Tucker, Ga. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Aaron Monteiro |
T |
6-7 |
320 |
3/25/97 |
R |
Boston College ’19 |
Brockton, Mass. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Chris Myarick |
TE |
6-5 |
250 |
10/6/95 |
R |
Temple ’19 |
Elkins Park, Pa. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Nik Needham |
CB |
6-0 |
203 |
11/4/96 |
R |
UTEP ’19 |
Buena Park, Calif. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Rob Rolle |
S |
6-0 |
190 |
5/12/96 |
R |
Villanova ’19 |
Newfield, N.J. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Cory Thomas |
DT |
6-5 |
310 |
8/2/95 |
R |
Mississippi State ’19 |
Bessemer, Ala. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Tre’ Watson |
LB |
6-2 |
236 |
7/5/96 |
R |
Maryland ’19 |
Tampa, Fla. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Preston Williams |
WR |
6-4 |
210 |
3/27/97 |
R |
Colorado State ’19 |
Lovejoy, Ga. |
FA, ‘19 |
| Stone Wilson |
P |
5-10 |
180 |
8/17/96 |
R |
FIU ’19 |
Nokomis, Fla. |
FA, ‘19 |
Miami Dolphins sign 5 draft picks
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May 9, 2019
Miami Dolphins sign 5 draft picks
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have signed the following draft picks: defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel, tackle Isaiah Prince and running backs Chandler Cox and Myles Gaskin.
Wilkins was selected with the 13th overall pick and was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Clemson, where he won two national championships following the 2016 and 2018 seasons. Wilkins played in all 59 games and made 45 career starts, totaling 191 tackles (94 solo), 16 sacks, 16 passes defensed, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. He was a unanimous first-team All-American as a senior in 2018 and won the William V. Campbell Trophy, given annually to the nation’s top scholar-athlete. Wilkins was also a first-team All-American as a junior in 2017 and a sophomore in 2016 and earned Freshman All-American honors in 2015.
Van Ginkel was selected in the fifth-round (151st overall) out of Wisconsin, where he was a two-year letterman (2017-18). He played in 27 games with 10 starts at Wisconsin, where he totaled 99 tackles (64 solo), 12 sacks, seven passes defensed, four forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Van Ginkel earned third-team All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 2018 and led the team with 5.5 sacks. He played his sophomore season (2016) at Iowa Western Community College and his redshirt freshman season (2015) at South Dakota.
Prince was Miami’s sixth-round pick (202nd overall). He was a four-year letterman (2015-18) and three-year starter at Ohio State, where he played in all 54 games. He finished his career with 41 consecutive starts at right tackle. Prince earned first-team All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 2018 and was voted a team captain. He was a third-team All-Big Ten selection as a junior in 2017.
Cox was a seventh-round pick (233rd overall) out of Auburn, where he played in 52 career games with 41 starts. He totaled 11 carries for 18 yards (1.6 avg.) and three touchdowns and 26 receptions for 237 yards (9.1 avg.) and one touchdown. As a senior in 2018, Cox played in all 13 games with 11 starts and totaled three touchdowns (two rushing and one receiving). He attended Apopka (Fla.) High School, where he played quarterback and running back, leading his team to a state championship as a senior in 2014.
Gaskin was a seventh-round pick (234th overall) from Washington, where he was a four-year starter (2015-18). He played in 52 career games with 40 starts and totaled 945 carries for 5,323 yards (5.6 avg.) and 57 touchdowns. He finished his collegiate career as the school’s all-time leader in rushing yards (5,323), rushing touchdowns (57) and total touchdowns (62) and his rushing yards and rushing touchdowns totals were both third in Pac-12 history. Gaskin is the first player in Pac-12 history and the second player in FBS history to record 1,000 rushing yards in four seasons. He earned second-team All-Pac-12 honors as a senior in 2018 and a junior in 2017, first-team All-Pac-12 honors as a sophomore in 2016 and was a Freshman All-American in 2015.
| Name |
Pos. |
Hgt. |
Wgt. |
Birthdate |
Exp. |
College |
Hometown |
Acq. |
| Christian Wilkins |
DT |
6-4 |
315 |
12/20/95 |
R |
Clemson ’19 |
Springfield, Mass. |
D1, ‘19 |
| Andrew Van Ginkel |
LB |
6-4 |
236 |
7/1/95 |
R |
Wisconsin ’19 |
Rock Valley, Iowa |
D5, ‘19 |
| Isaiah Prince |
T |
6-7 |
310 |
7/29/97 |
R |
Ohio State ’19 |
Greenbelt, Md. |
D6, ‘19 |
| Chandler Cox |
RB |
6-1 |
242 |
7/29/96 |
R |
Auburn ’19 |
Apopka, Fla. |
D7a, ‘19 |
| Myles Gaskin |
RB |
5-10 |
193 |
2/15/97 |
R |
Washington ’19 |
Lynnwood, Wash. |
D7b, ‘19 |
Miami Dolphins sign Mills
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May 9, 2019
Miami Dolphins sign Mills
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have signed tackle Jordan Mills.
Mills has played in 87 career games with 82 starts over six seasons. He spent the past four seasons (2015-18) in Buffalo after a two-year stint in Chicago (2013-14). His 58 consecutive games played is the eighth-longest active streak by an NFL offensive tackle. In 2017, Mills played in 97.2 percent of Buffalo’s offensive snaps, the most by any offensive lineman on the team. He originally entered the NFL as a fifth-round pick (163rd overall) by Chicago in the 2013 NFL draft.
| Name |
Pos. |
Hgt. |
Wgt. |
Birthdate |
Exp. |
College |
Hometown |
Acq. |
| Jordan Mills |
T |
6-5 |
316 |
12/24/90 |
7 |
Louisiana Tech ’13 |
Napoleonville, La. |
FA, ‘19 |
Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida Donate Equipment to South Broward High School Football and Girls Flag Football Team as Part of the Junior Dolphins Donation Program
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May 8, 2019
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Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida Donate Equipment to South Broward High School Football and Girls Flag Football Team as Part of the Junior Dolphins Donation Program
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida yesterday surprised the South Broward High School football and girls flag football team with equipment to help create a safer and healthier environment for their programs. The donated equipment included Junior Dolphins and Baptist Health branded shirts, helmets, cleats, shoulder pads, uniform pants, backpacks, footballs and Gatorade product. The team also had the opportunity to hear from Dolphins alum and Youth Programs Ambassador Twan Russell about persistence and dedication.
“Anytime somebody comes to give something to you to help you be more productive, it’s always a great thing,” said South Broward High School Head Football Coach Anthony Collins. “I think Twan drove home something that I’ve been telling them every day: you’ve got to put in the work. They needed somebody else, another voice, to tell them in a different way that they need to focus and put the work in.”
“It was truly amazing to know that people out there are caring for us and wanting us to be better and supporting us on and off the field and supplying us with such awesome gifts,” said South Broward High School junior offensive tackle Thomas Dudra. “With the longboards – sometimes when we go to hit and go off kilter – now on the boards we can stay straight.”
“It was very inspirational. It will push the team more and encourage them to do better,” said South Broward High School senior quarterback and running back Rosa Garcia.
This is the fifth Junior Dolphins Equipment Donation this year. The Dolphins also made a donation to Pahokee High School, Felix Varela Senior High School, Stranahan High School and Ronald W. Reagan Doral High School in April. In 2018, the Dolphins made donations to Miramar High School in May, Pompano Beach High School in July, Booker T Washington in August, Spanish River High School, Key West High School, Marathon High School and Coral Shores High School in September and Glades Central Community High School in November.
The Junior Dolphins program encourages youth players and coaches to teach, learn and play football in a fun and safe environment. The Junior Dolphins program is designed to give kids access to learn the fundamentals of football using the NFL’s top resources. To grow the game, the Junior Dolphins program will work to educate coaches, parents and youth on the health and safety of football with a strong emphasis on character development. Junior Dolphins is building the next generation of Dolphins Fans.
This event is one of the DolphinsHuddlefor100 service projects as part of the NFL’s 100th celebration. The NFL has invited fans, players, clubs and employees to join Huddle for 100, an effort to inspire 1 million people to volunteer 100 minutes of their time to make meaningful contributions to their communities. These activities connect to the Miami Dolphins “Teamwork at Work” initiative to level the playing field through the power of teamwork to inspire a healthier, more educated and united South Florida community. For more information on the NFL Huddle and to see volunteer opportunities with the Dolphins, visit https://www.miamidolphins.com/community/specialteams.
Miami Dolphins make roster moves
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Miami Dolphins make roster moves
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have waived cornerback Dee Delaney, quarterback Luke Falk and defensive end Jeremiah Valoaga.
Delaney joined the Dolphins after being claimed off waivers from Jacksonville on Dec. 4, 2018. He did not appear in a game. Delaney played in two games with the Jaguars in 2018 but did not record any statistics. He originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Jacksonville on April 20, 2018.
Falk was awarded off waivers to Miami on Sept. 2, 2018. He was inactive for four games before being placed on injured reserve on Oct. 6, 2018. Falk originally entered the NFL as a sixth-round pick (199th overall) by Tennessee in the 2018 NFL draft.
Valoaga spent most of the 2018 season on Miami’s practice squad after he was signed on Sept. 26, 2018. He played the 2017 season with Detroit, where he appeared in nine games and recorded five solo tackles and one sack. Valoaga originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Detroit on May 12, 2017.
Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida Donate Equipment to Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School Football as Team Part of the Junior Dolphins Donation Program
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May 1, 2019
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Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida Donate Equipment to the Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School Football Team as Part of the Junior Dolphins Donation Program
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins and Baptist Health South Florida yesterday surprised the Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School football team with equipment to help create a safer and healthier environment for their program. The donated equipment included Junior Dolphins and Baptist Health branded shirts, shoulder pads reconditioned by Riddell, down markers, tackling pads and dummies, a sled, cleats and Gatorade product.
“This is a big confidence boost for our program. There have been some years where we’ve had low numbers and it seems like we needed something to get us going. What a great thing this was for us and our program and our school,” said Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School Head Football Coach John Lopez. “The reconditioned pads is a safety, life issue we thought about right away and that was a great thing they did it for us. The new tackling pads – besides helping us out football-wise – it’s a boost every time you go outside and see the pads with the Dolphins logo on it and Baptist Health.”
“This was super cool. I didn’t expect this at all and I really appreciate them looking out for us,” said Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School sophomore center Carlos Cisneros. “I play o-line, so these boards can help us with our driving skills and also the bags to help push and simulate a defense. That will help us a lot.”
The team also had the opportunity to hear from Dolphins alum and Youth Programs Ambassador Twan Russell about overcoming adversity.
This is the fourth Junior Dolphins Equipment Donation this year. The Dolphins also made a donation to Pahokee High School, Felix Varela Senior High School and Stranahan High School in April. In 2018, the Dolphins made donations to Miramar High School in May, Pompano Beach High School in July, Booker T Washington in August, Spanish River High School, Key West High School, Marathon High School and Coral Shores High School in September and Glades Central Community High School in November.
The Junior Dolphins program encourages youth players and coaches to learn, teach and play football in a fun and safe environment. The Junior Dolphins program is designed to give kids access to learn the fundamentals of football using the NFL’s top resources. To grow the game, the Junior Dolphins program will work to educate coaches, parents and youth on the health and safety of football with a strong emphasis on character development. Junior Dolphins is building the next generation of Dolphins Fans.
This event is one of the DolphinsHuddlefor100 service projects as part of the NFL’s 100th celebration. The NFL has invited fans, players, clubs and employees to join Huddle for 100, an effort to inspire 1 million people to volunteer 100 minutes of their time to make meaningful contributions to their communities. These activities connect to the Miami Dolphins “Teamwork at Work” initiative to level the playing field through the power of teamwork to inspire a healthier, more educated and united South Florida community. For more information on the NFL Huddle and to see volunteer opportunities with the Dolphins, visit https://www.miamidolphins.com/community/specialteams.
