Armando Salguero

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Armando Salguero has covered South Florida sports since 1982. He's covered the Dolphins since 1990 and hosts a daily morning drive show from 6 to 10 a.m. on 640-AM (www.640wftl.com). He has worked nationally for ESPN and also writes general sports columns for The Miami Herald.

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Miami Dolphins in Depth

The decisions made and choices looming at guard, receiver, safety
May. 24, 2012

Barry Jackson making another cameo in Armando's blog with a couple of quick items and my latest Dolphins Sports Buzz post. The common theme among safety, receiver and ...
A dozen notes from OTAs
May. 22, 2012

Barry Jackson making a rare (in fact, unprecedented) foray into Armando's blog to post a practice update from Tuesday. As usual, I have a lot of Dolphins notes in my ...

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In My Opinion

Miami Dolphins change perceptions — for now

Miami Dolphins Head Coach Joe Philbin speaks to the media at the Miami Dolphins open rookie, free agent minicamp at Dolphin Training Camp in Dania on Friday, May 4, 2012.

It feels different now. That dread of knowing that everything the Dolphins tried or were planning was headed toward unmitigated failure has recently faded into the background, hasn’t it? The full-throated assertions that South Florida’s most established professional team was becoming its least relevant team seem kind of silly now, don’t they?

Sports Buzz: Appreciative Miller, Vernon begin Dolphin careers

Junior Seau | 1969-2012

Miami Dolphins, NFL mourn loss of Junior Seau

The NFL mourns loss of legendary linebacker — and ex-Dolphin — Junior Seau, whose death is being investigated as a suicide.
In My Opinion

For Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill, it all comes down to receivers

On Saturday morning, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross held up quarterback Ryan Tannehill’s new jersey and, as he handed it to the team’s first-round pick, asked if No. 17 is also the number Tannehill wore in college.
IN MY OPINION

Let’s hope newest Miami Dolphins picks can defy recent history

That terrible truth of the second and third round for the Dolphins is that we can’t expect too much because they’ve delivered so little in these rounds in recent years. So maybe Jonathan Martin will be an instant starting right tackle, maybe Olivier Vernon finally unleashes his freakish potential and yields production, and maybe Michael Egnew proves to everyone he wasn’t over-drafted.
In My Opinion

Miami Dolphins have little room for error in NFL draft

The troubles that keep Jeff Ireland awake at night and keep the Dolphins out of the playoffs practically every year have recently been hitting the general manager “in the face,” he said Thursday — and that suggests the problems must be obvious and painful.