The Miami Dolphins held a football summer campers at Felix Varela Senior High School in The Hammocks last week. The one-week camp was part of series held in various parts of Southern Florida. Boys and girls ages 6 to 14 learned from former professional players.
A failed attempt to upgrade Sun Life Stadium hurt Miami’s bid as NFL owners awarded Super Bowl 50 to San Francisco and Super Bowl 51 to Houston.
In the Dolphins’ first organized team activities of the year open to the media, new cornerback Brent Grimes showed his impressive athleticism.
Reshad Jones was back at work Tuesday. Randy Starks was still nowhere to be seen.
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