2017 NFL Draft: Picks go smooth and “easy” for Miami Dolphins
DAVIE Pretty much everything about this Dolphins’ draft class is normal and sensible, and that’s a nice departure for an organization that’s had some bizarre picks over the past decade or so. In their second NFL Draft together, Miami’s power trio of general manager Chris Grier, vice president Mike Tannenbaum and coach Adam Gase put together a well-reasoned collection of seven players that all look like logical fits on the current roster. More than anything else, the Dolphins were self-aware ..>> view originalElection 2017: a Miami Game of Thrones
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The day Enrique Sepulveda filled out his application to Miami Dade College, he had to think hard about what to write down for his home address. For many others, that would be a simple answer. But for Sepulveda, 19 in the spring of 2015, that was a difficult question. Should he provide his girlfriend’s address, his old home address or the address of the abandoned home where he was squatting? He had been living in a foreclosed home in Miami for two years, since his mother threw him and his sister..>> view originalMiami Hurricanes DE Al-Quadin Muhammad gets Drafted by the ...
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
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