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Hard Rock Stadium to Host Peru and Croatia in World Cup Preparation Match on Friday, March 23, 2018   Download PDF version

January 3, 2018

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Hard Rock Stadium to Host Peru and Croatia in World Cup Preparation Match on Friday, March 23, 2018

Miami – Hard Rock Stadium will host an important World Cup preparation match between Peru and Croatia on Friday, March 23, 2018 at 8 p.m. Both teams have qualified for the 2018 World Cup to be held in Russia. This will be Peru’s first trip to the World Cup in 36 years. The FIFA World Rankings have Peru ranked 11th in the world and Croatia 17th.

Fans interested in buying tickets may register in advance during the pre-registration period from January 3 – 8 at HardRockStadium.com. By preregistering, fans will be granted access to buy tickets during a presale on January 9. The general public ticket on sale will take place on January 10. Tickets will be available via Ticketmaster.com with prices starting at $40.

Peru qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1982 by going undefeated in their last eight World Cup Qualifying matches and then defeated New Zealand 2-0 on aggregate in an intercontinental playoff on November 15. Peru will compete in Group C alongside France, Australia and Denmark. Peru is a young squad led by Jefferson Farfán, Christian Cueva, Pedro Gallese and Carlos Lobatón.

Peru Coach Ricardo Gareca stated, “Croatia is a very competitive team full of skilled players. Our team worked very hard to qualify for the World Cup. I am sure our fans will travel from Peru and across the United States to support us in Miami during one of the few preparation matches that remain before our trip to Russia for the World Cup. It will be exciting to play on a big stage at Hard Rock Stadium.”

Croatia advanced to the World Cup after defeating Greece 4-1 on aggregate across the two legs of their qualifying play-off in November. This is the fifth time Croatia has qualified for the World Cup, previously qualifying in 1998, 2002, 2006 and 2014, with a bronze medal finish in 1998. Croatia will compete in Group D along with Argentina, Iceland and Nigeria. Croatia has a very talented team with a star-studded roster including Luka Modrić (Real Madrid), Ivan Rakitić (Barcelona) and Mario Mandžukić (Juventus). In October, the Croatian Football Federation named Zlatko Dalić the National Team coach.

Dalić commented, “This is an exciting opportunity to play Peru in Miami. The Peru style of play will be a strong test as we prepare to compete in the World Cup against opponents including Argentina. We have heard about Hard Rock Stadium and expect the atmosphere to be very exciting. This will be a very competitive match.” Croatia will compete in Group D along with Argentina, Iceland and Nigeria.

Hard Rock Stadium is a global entertainment destination that serves as home to the Miami Dolphins, University of Miami football team, Orange Bowl, Super Bowl LIV and the 100th anniversary of the NFL, College Football Playoffs 2021 Final, major concerts and a host of world class events and international soccer, including El Clasico Real Madrid vs. Barcelona in July 2017. The facility has completed a $500 million, multi-year renovation privately funded by Owner Stephen Ross.

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Miami Dolphins sign 8 to futures contracts   Download PDF version

January 1, 2018

Miami Dolphins sign 8 to futures contracts

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have signed eight players to reserve/futures contracts: cornerback Taveze Calhoun, quarterback Brandon Doughty, tackle Sean Hickey, cornerback Tracy Howard, wide receivers Malcolm Lewis and Drew Morgan, running back Brandon Radcliff and defensive end Jonathan Woodard.

Calhoun was signed to the Dolphins practice squad on Dec. 20, 2017 after he spent he spent training camp and the 2017 offseason with New Orleans.  He played in one game with the Saints in 2016 and spent most of that season on the New Orleans practice squad. Calhoun originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Chicago on May 6, 2016. He was a four-year letterman (2012-15) and three-year starter at Mississippi State.

Doughty was a seventh-round pick (223rd overall) by Miami in the 2016 NFL draft but has yet to appear in a regular season game. He spent the entire 2017 season and all but one week of the 2016 season on the Dolphins practice squad. Doughty set 37 school records as a three-year starter (2013-15) at Western Kentucky. A native of nearby Davie, he played high school football at North Broward Prep.

Hickey spent the entire 2017 season on Miami’s practice squad after he was signed by the team on Aug. 15. He’s spent time on the practice squads of Minnesota (2016), New England (2015) and New Orleans (2015) but has not appeared in an NFL game. Hickey originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with New Orleans on May 4, 2015. He was a three-year starter (2012-14) at Syracuse.

Howard was signed to the Dolphins practice squad on Dec. 21, 2017 and spent training camp with Jacksonville. He played in 15 games with three starts for Cleveland in 2016 and recorded 16 tackles (12 solo) and one pass defensed, adding four tackles on special teams. Howard originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Cleveland on May 5, 2016. He was a four-year letterman (2012-15) and two-year starter at Miami (Fla.), where he played in 51 career games with 22 starts. A Miramar native, Howard helped Miramar High School win a state championship in 2009.

Lewis spent the entire 2017 season on Miami’s practice squad after he was signed as an undrafted college free agent on May 5, 2017. He played collegiately at Miami (Fla.) where he was a five-year letterman (2012-16) and one-year starter. He totaled 62 receptions for 649 yards (10.5 avg.) and three touchdowns in his collegiate career. Lewis attended nearby Miramar High School and earned first-team all-county honors as a senior in 2011.

Morgan was on Miami’s practice squad for all of the 2017 season after entering the NFL as an undrafted college free agent on May 5, 2017. He was a four-year letterman (2013-16) and two-year starter at Arkansas, where he played in 49 career games with 19 starts. Morgan caught 138 passes for 1,763 yards (12.8 avg.) and 14 touchdowns during his collegiate career and earned second-team All-SEC honors in 2015 and 2016.

Radcliff joined the Dolphins practice squad on Nov. 29, 2017 after spending training camp with Tennessee. He originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with Indianapolis on May 4, 2017. Radcliff was a four-year letterman (2013-16) and two-year starter at Louisville, where he played in 50 career games with 22 starts. He totaled 437 carries for 2,365 yards (5.4 avg.) and 26 touchdowns in his collegiate career. A native of Miami, Radcliff played at Columbus High School and earned third-team all-state honors as a junior in 2010.

Woodard was signed to the Dolphins practice squad on Dec. 5, 2017 after spending part of the season on Atlanta’s practice squad. He was with Jacksonville during training camp and missed the 2016 season on the physically unable to perform list. Woodard originally entered the NFL as a seventh-round pick (226th overall) by Jacksonville in the 2016 NFL draft. He was a four-year letterman (2012-15) at Central Arkansas where he played in all 47 career games with 39 starts and was named the Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Year as a junior in 2014.

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown Acq.
Taveze Calhoun CB 6-1 188 12/26/92 1 Mississippi St. ’16 Morton, Miss. FA, ‘17
Brandon Doughty QB 6-3 212 10/6/91 1 W. Kentucky ’16 Davie, Fla. D7a, ‘16
Sean Hickey T 6-6 306 9/29/91 1 Syracuse ’15 Murrysville, Pa. FA, ‘17
Tracy Howard CB 5-10 185 4/29/94 2 Miami (FL) ’16 Miramar, Fla. FA, ‘17
Malcolm Lewis WR 5-10 194 10/27/93 R Miami (FL) ’17 Miramar, Fla. FA, ‘17
Drew Morgan WR 6-0 187 12/2/94 R Arkansas ’17 Greenwood, Ark. FA, ‘17
Brandon Radcliff RB 5-9 206 3/18/93 R Louisville ’17 Miami, Fla. FA, ‘17
Jonathan Woodard DE 6-6 271 9/19/93 1 C. Arkansas ’16 Brentwood, Tenn. FA, ‘17
Miami Dolphins claim Elston off waivers   Download PDF version

December 29, 2017

Miami Dolphins claim Elston off waivers

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have claimed safety Trae Elston off waivers from Buffalo and placed safety Michael Thomas on injured reserve.

Elston played in 13 games with one start this season for Buffalo. He also played in one game with Philadelphia. In total, he recorded 15 tackles (eight solo), one interception and one pass defensed and added four special teams tackles. In 2016, he spent time on Cleveland and Tampa Bay’s practice squad and was on the active roster for two weeks with the Browns. Elston originally entered the NFL as an undrafted college free agent with New Orleans on May 6, 2016.

Thomas played in 13 games with two starts for the Dolphins this season. He recorded 16 tackles (nine solo) and one pass defensed and leads the team with 11 special teams tackles. He was inactive the past two games. Thomas leads the NFL with 54 special teams tackles since 2014. He joined the Dolphins after being signed off San Francisco’s practice squad on Dec. 10, 2013.

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown Acq.
Trae Elston S 6-0 190 2/16/94 1 Mississippi ’16 Oxford, Ala. Wai., ’17 (Buf.)
Miami Dolphins make roster moves   Download PDF version

December 28, 2017

Miami Dolphins make roster moves

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have promoted wide receiver Rashawn Scott and defensive tackle Gabe Wright off the practice squad and placed defensive tackle Vincent Taylor on injured reserve and wide receiver Leonte Carroo on the non-football injury list.

Scott played in one game with the Dolphins in 2017 and was inactive for three others before he was waived on Nov. 29 and signed to the practice squad the following day. He began the 2017 season on the physically unable to perform list. Scott played in two regular season games and Miami’s AFC Wild Card game at Pittsburgh during the 2016 season. He originally joined the Dolphins as an undrafted college free agent on May 6, 2016.

Wright has spent the entire 2017 season on Miami’s practice squad after he was waived by Philadelphia at the end of training camp. He played in five games for Cleveland in 2016, totaling four tackles (three solo) and one pass defensed. In 2015, Wright played in seven games with one start for Detroit, recording six tackles (one solo). He originally entered the NFL as a fourth-round pick (113th overall) by Detroit in the 2015 NFL draft.

Taylor played in 13 games for the Dolphins this season and recorded 18 tackles (11 solo) and one pass defensed. He also blocked two field goal attempts. Taylor was a sixth-round pick (194th overall) by Miami in the 2017 NFL draft following a standout career at Oklahoma State, where he led all Big 12 interior defensive linemen with seven sacks as a junior in 2016.

Carroo played in 14 games for the Dolphins this season and recorded seven receptions for 69 yards (9.9 avg.). In 2016, Carroo played in 14 games with two starts and totaled three receptions for 29 yards (9.7 avg.). He was a third-round pick (86th overall) by the Dolphins in the 2016 NFL draft.

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown Acq.
Rashawn Scott WR 6-0 199 1/29/92 2 Miami (FL) ’16 Melbourne, Fla. FA, ‘16
Gabe Wright DT 6-3 305 4/3/92 3 Auburn ’15 Columbus, Ga. FA, ‘17
Miami Dolphins announce team award winners   Download PDF version

December 27, 2017

Miami Dolphins announce team award winners

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today announced their team award winners for the 2017 season. Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh was named the Dan Marino Most Valuable Player, defensive end Cameron Wake earned the Don Shula Leadership Award, center Mike Pouncey was named the team’s Ed Block Courage Award winner and wide receiver Kenny Stills earned the Nat Moore Community Service Award. It marks the second consecutive season that Wake and Stills have won their respective awards.

Suh is a first-time winner of the Dan Marino Most Valuable Player award and the first defensive tackle to earn the honor. Entering Week 17, Suh has totaled 45 tackles (29 solo), 4.5 sacks, 6.5 stuffs, two passes defensed, 12 quarterback hits and two forced fumbles. His 4.5 sacks are tied for ninth among all NFL defensive tackles and his 6.5 stuffs are tied for fourth at the position. Suh’s 51.5 sacks since entering the league in 2010 are the second-most among NFL defensive tackles in that span and his 55 stuffs lead the position. He has 416 career tackles (288 solo), the second-most by an NFL defensive tackle since 2010. Suh is the 15th defensive player to win the team’s MVP award and just the fourth defensive lineman, joining Jason Taylor (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006), Adewale Ogunleye (2003) and Wake (2012). This award is voted on by South Florida media and the organization and was re-named the Dan Marino Most Valuable Player Award in 2000 to reflect the achievements of Hall of Fame quarterback and 12-time team MVP Dan Marino.

Wake earned the Don Shula Leadership Award for the second consecutive season and the fourth time in his career. He also earned the honor in 2013, 2014 and 2016. Wake joins Taylor (2002, 2006, 2007, 2009) as the only players to win or co-win the award four-or-more times and is the first player in team history to win the award outright on four occasions as Taylor was a co-winner in 2009. Wake is one of six Dolphins to win the award in consecutive seasons, but the only one to win it in consecutive seasons on two separate occasions. The others to win it twice in a row include Zach Thomas (1998-99), Derrick Rodgers (2000-01), Junior Seau (2003-04), Jason Taylor (2006-07) and Karlos Dansby (2010-11). The Don Shula Leadership Award is voted on by the players and is given to the teammate who exhibits leadership on and off the field. It was re-named the Don Shula Leadership Award in 2005 to reflect the accomplishments of Hall of Fame Head Coach Don Shula.

Pouncey is a first-time recipient of the team’s Ed Block Courage Award and the only center to earn the honor in team history. He bounced back from a hip injury that limited him to just five games in 2016 and was concerned he may not be able to continue his football career. Pouncey has started all 15 games this season and if he starts on Sunday, he’ll have started all 16 games in a season for the first time since 2012. He began the season with 10 straight games without allowing a full sack before it came to an end at New England on Nov. 26. Those were the final 10 contests of a 26-game streak without allowing a full sack, which began back on Sept. 27, 2015. Each year, players from all 32 teams select a teammate to receive the Ed Block Courage Award. The recipient symbolizes professionalism, great strength and dedication. The honoree also is a community role model.

Stills is just the second offensive player in team history to win the Nat Moore Community Service Award in back-to-back seasons, joining Lousaka Polite (2009-10). He is the team’s most active player in the South Florida community, making appearances and lending a hand nearly every single week. The team’s nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, Stills has become a pioneer among NFL players in addressing societal issues. His advocacy for social justice and equal rights has led to a partnership with RISE (Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality). Along with RISE, Stills has helped organize police ride alongs and CommUNITY tailgates, bringing local student-athletes, coaches, parents, community leaders, law enforcement and military personnel together at every Dolphins home game. Stills has used his platform to help inspire other NFL players to host similar programs in their local communities. Five other teams joined the effort and hosted their own ride alongs this season, encouraging dialogue and displaying the teamwork that unites communities and their NFL teams directly to youth in the area. The Nat Moore Community Service Award is given each year to a Miami Dolphins player recognized for his involvement in the South Florida community. The winner of this award is given to the player that logs the most community service hours and is named after Moore to highlight the commitment the former wide receiver had in the South Florida community. Moore spent 13 seasons in a Dolphins uniform, culminating by his placement on the Dolphins Honor Roll in 1999.

Miami Open Enters New Era As It Relocates to Hard Rock Stadium   Download PDF version

December 20, 2017

Miami Open Enters New Era As It Relocates to Hard Rock Stadium

MIAMI, FL – IMG, an Endeavor company, today announced that the Miami Open presented by Itau will be relocating to Hard Rock Stadium in 2019. The partnership between IMG and Hard Rock Stadium will bring an unparalleled fan experience, improved player amenities, ample parking, as well as an extended fan base to the Miami Open, a cornerstone of IMG’s events portfolio. Construction on the new tennis facilities will begin in 2018.

The Miami Open’s last event at Crandon Park in Key Biscayne, where it has enjoyed a successful 32-year run, will take place in March 2018. While the event had numerous offers to relocate to other cities, IMG committed to finding a solution that would keep the event in South Florida for the benefit of the community, working closely with Miami Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross and Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez to develop this reimagined event.

“The Miami Open belongs in Miami,” said WME and IMG Co-President Mark Shapiro. “We’re grateful to have amazing partners in Stephen, the Miami Dolphins organization, Mayor Gimenez and above all the people of Miami who have been supporting the Miami Open for decades. While we’re looking forward to creating the new Miami Open experience at Hard Rock Stadium, our priority is to make the last edition of the Key Biscayne event the best it’s ever been.”

“We are extremely excited that the Miami Open, a global entertainment event, will remain in our community,” Miami Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross said. “We are committed to bringing a best-in-class experience alongside IMG to all of the players, fans and partners that will take part in this global affair. The opportunity to showcase the best tennis in the world in Hard Rock Stadium, a venue that brings together the best of culture, art and entertainment, will be an amazing experience for everyone involved.”

“The Miami Open has been a part of Miami’s culture for as long as I can remember and it’s a tournament that is very special to me and my family,” added 23-time Grand Slam Champion Serena Williams. “I’ve enjoyed some of my best career moments in Miami thanks to the amazing tournament team and the supportive Miami fans. I am thrilled the Miami Open is staying in Miami, where it belongs.”

Already one of the world’s largest and most prestigious combined tennis events, the move to Hard Rock Stadium will allow the Miami Open the freedom and flexibility to grow and innovate the event with improved infrastructure, upgraded amenities, expanded space and parking. The new Miami Open will have 30 show and practice courts; a tennis oasis with the largest video screen of any tennis event; a sponsorship village with expanded and upgraded entertainment spaces; permanent retail facilities; improved Wi-Fi, media facilities, locker rooms and fitness space for players and tennis staff. The tournament’s sponsors will enjoy state-of-the-art hospitality options, improved activation areas, additional opportunities for brand exposure and access to new markets north of Miami-Dade County.

The centerpiece of the move will be a new Center Court, which will showcase a 14,000-seat stadium within Hard Rock Stadium. Ross has invested more than $500 million into Hard Rock Stadium over the years, which boasts a state-of-the-art shade canopy, four giant high-definition video boards, new seats closer to the action, concourses, restrooms and retail outlets throughout the entire facility, and new premium spaces that raise the caliber for luxury within a sports facility. The move also will allow IMG to take the fan experience to unprecedented heights by incorporating the company’s network across music, fashion, culinary and art.

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About the Miami Open presented by Itaú

The 2018 Miami Open will be played March 19-April 1 at the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Miami. The two-week combined event is owned and operated by IMG. The Miami Open is one of nine ATP Masters 1000 Series events on the ATP calendar, a Premier Mandatory event on the WTA calendar, and features the top men’s and women’s tennis players in the world. The tournament is widely regarded as the most glamorous on the ATP and WTA calendars because of its exotic Miami location, thriving nightlife, five-star hotels and restaurants, beautiful weather and beaches, and its celebrity appeal. For ticket information, call +1.305.442.3367 or visit www.miamiopen.com.

About Itaú

Itau is the largest Latin America privately owned bank, with approximately 94,000 employees and operations in 19 countries throughout the Americas, Asia and Europe. Itaú’s relationship with sport goes back to the 1970s, when Itaú first sponsored the Itaú Tennis Cup in Brazil in 1970. Itaú has been a sponsor of the Miami Open for the last six years, and also sponsors the Rio Open, the only combined ATP/WTA event in South America. Itaú also supports the Brazilian Women’s Tennis Circuit, only female professional tournament in South America, certified by the Brazilian Tennis Confederation (CBT) and the International Tennis Federation (ITF), as well as the Tennis Institute Training Center, responsible for the development of young, new talent.

About IMG

IMG is a global leader in sports, fashion, events and media, operating in more than 30 countries. The company manages some of the world’s greatest sports figures and fashion icons; stages hundreds of live events and branded entertainment experiences annually; and is a leading independent producer and distributor of sports and entertainment media. IMG also specializes in sports training and league development, as well as marketing, media and licensing for brands, sports organizations and collegiate institutions. IMG is part of the Endeavor (formerly WME | IMG) network.

About Hard Rock Stadium

Hard Rock Stadium is a global entertainment destination that serves as home to the Miami Dolphins, University of Miami football team, Orange Bowl, Super Bowl LIV and the 100th anniversary of the NFL, College Football Playoffs 2021 Final, major concerts, international soccer matches and a host of world-class events. The facility has undergone a $500 million, multi-year renovation privately funded by Owner Stephen Ross.

Miami Dolphins make roster moves   Download PDF version

December 20, 2017

Miami Dolphins make roster moves

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today announced they have promoted tight end Thomas Duarte off the practice squad, activated tackle Eric Smith off injured reserve and placed guard/tackle Jermon Bushrod and tight end Julius Thomas on injured reserve.

Duarte has spent all of the 2017 season on Miami’s practice squad. He played one game for the Dolphins and was inactive for eight contests in 2016, spending the remainder of that season on the practice squad. Duarte was a seventh-round pick (231st overall) by the Dolphins in the 2016 NFL draft. He was a three-year letterwinner (2013-15) and two-year starter at UCLA, where he totaled 97 receptions for 1,626 yards (16.8 avg.) and 17 touchdowns.

Smith was placed on injured reserve on Oct. 3 after being inactive for the first three games. He originally joined Miami as an undrafted college free agent on May 5, 2017. Smith was a four-year starter (2013-16) at Virginia where he started 44 consecutive games to finish his collegiate career. He was the team’s starting right tackle for every game from 2014-16 and earned Freshman All-American honors in 2013.

Bushrod started 10 games at right guard for the Dolphins in 2017, but was inactive for the past four games due to injury. He started all 16 games at right guard for Miami in 2016, his first season with the team. Bushrod joined the Dolphins as a free agent on March 11, 2016. He is in his 11th NFL season after also spending time with New Orleans (2013) and Chicago (2013-15). Bushrod originally entered the NFL as a fourth-round pick (125th overall) by New Orleans in the 2007 NFL draft.

Thomas played in 14 games with 12 starts for the Dolphins in 2017. He recorded 41 receptions for 388 yards (9.5 avg.) and three touchdowns. Thomas has caught 36 touchdowns since 2013, the third-most among all NFL tight ends during that span. He was acquired by Miami in a trade with Jacksonville on March 9, 2017. Thomas originally entered the NFL as a fourth-round pick (129th overall) by Denver in the 2011 NFL draft.

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown Acq.
Thomas Duarte TE 6-2 244 3/30/95 2 UCLA ’16 Fullerton, Calif. D7b, ‘16
Eric Smith T 6-4 321 9/2/95 R Virginia ’17 Decatur, Ga. FA, ‘17
Jones Selected to Pro Bowl   Download PDF version

December 19, 2017

Jones Selected to Pro Bowl

MIAMI – The National Football League today announced that Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones has been selected to start for the AFC team in the 2018 Pro Bowl.

Jones’ selection extends Miami’s streak to 20 consecutive seasons with a defensive player elected to the Pro Bowl. Miami has had at least one representative in the Pro Bowl in all but two seasons of the team’s 50-year history. The only seasons in which the Dolphins did not have a Pro Bowl representative were following the 1980 and 1997 campaigns.

It’s the second selection of Jones’ career after he also earned a Pro Bowl nod following the 2015 season. Jones has started all 14 games for the Dolphins this season and has recorded 99 tackles (76 solo), a half-sack, two interceptions, three fumble recoveries and four passes defensed. He is the only player in the NFL to return two fumbles for touchdowns this season and his five career defensive touchdowns are second in team history. His 99 tackles lead all AFC safeties this season.

Jones becomes the eighth player on the Dolphins active roster to be selected to multiple Pro Bowls, joining guard/tackle Jermon Bushrod (2011-12), long snapper John Denney (2010, 2012), wide receiver Jarvis Landry (2015-16), center Mike Pouncey (2013-15), defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (2010, 2012-14, 2016), tight end Julius Thomas (2013-14) and defensive end Cameron Wake (2010, 2012-14, 2016).

Jones is one of six Dolphins safeties to be selected to the Pro Bowl and is one of just four to be selected multiple times, joining Jake Scott (five times; 1971-75), Dick Anderson (three; 1972-74) and Brock Marion (three; 2000, 2003-04). Yeremiah Bell (2009) and Tim Foley (1979) are the other Dolphins safeties selected to the Pro Bowl.

The 2018 Pro Bowl, which kicks off at a new start time of 3 p.m. ET, will take place on Sunday, January 28, and be televised live from Camping World Stadium in Orlando on ESPN and ESPN Deportes and simulcast on ABC. Fans may visit NFL.com/ProBowlOnSale to purchase game tickets.

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