Paul Soliai
Fins Sign Vaughn Martin For D-Line Help
The Miami Dolphins added some bulk to its defensive line Thursday when it signed defensive lineman Vaughn Martin, formerly of the San Diego Chargers, to a two-year contract.
Dolphins Value Rankings
The Dolphins were expected to be a 4-6 win team at best this season, but are looking like a playoff contender at 4-3 on the season. So which Dolphins are key to to the franchise’s success this year and in the future? CBSMiami looked at the 2012 Dolphins on a value scale for this list.
Fins Lose Kendall Langford To St. Louis
While the Miami Dolphins spent big money to bring back nose tackle Paul Soliai, the defensive line took a big hit Saturday when defensive end Kendall Langford signed on with the St. Louis Rams.
Miami Out Of Manning Sweepstakes
The Miami Dolphins are officially out of the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, according to NFL Network’s Jeff Darlington.
Fins Re-Sign Paul Soliai
The Miami Dolphins have re-signed massive nose tackle Paul Soliai roughly 24 hours after he became an unrestricted free agent, according to CBS4′s Kim Bokamper.
Dolphins Trade Brandon Marshall
The Miami Dolphins have traded All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall to the Chicago Bears in exchange for two third-round picks, according to FoxSports.com’s Jay Glazer.
Fins Have Plenty Of Holes As Free Agency Nears
The 2012 Super Bowl is fading into memory and that means it’s almost time for the NFL to officially turn the page on the league calendar. That’s important because franchise tags can be applied this week and free agency is just weeks away.
Dolphins Looking At Defensive Shift
After Tony Sparano was fired, and Mike Nolan was not retained by the Miami Dolphins, things were changing quickly for the team. That change may include a completely revamped defensive philosophy.
Fins’ Soliai Selected To 2012 NFL Pro Bowl
The Miami Dolphins face a tough financial decision with nose tackle Paul Soliai this offseason and it just got more expensive.
Dolphins Fail To Reach Long-Term Deal With Soliai
The linchpin of the Miami Dolphins defense isn’t locked up to a long-term contract and is set to hit unrestricted free agency next year.






