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Dolphins Jalen Ramsey to undergo knee surgery, expected to miss start of 2023 NFL season: report

Dolphins Jalen Ramsey to undergo knee surgery, expected to miss start of 2023 NFL season: report
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Miami Dolphins rookie Cam Smith could have a hand in Xavien Howard s future, in a couple of years

Miami Dolphins rookie Cam Smith could have a hand in Xavien Howard s future, in a couple of years
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Felon tied to COVID relief scam will get new federal prison sentence

A felon convicted in North Carolina for scamming the federal government out of $143,000 in COVID-19 relief will get a new prison sentence.

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6/7/23 UPDATE: Miami Dolphins Orange Jersey Award TRACKER; Pay the man!

Miami Dolphins minicamp continued on Wednesday which means it was another day for the team to get better, plus another day where a player was awarded the orange practice jersey award an award.

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Felon tied to COVID relief scam will get new federal prison sentence

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered a new prison sentence for a felon convicted of scamming the federal government out of $143,000 in COVID-19 relief funds. Appellate judges agreed that the trial judge in Byron Jones’ case made an error in setting the conditions for his eventual release from prison.

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