Miami, FL
Previewing Dolphins/Rams Monday night matchup – The Splash Zone 11/10/24
The Miami Dolphins 2024 season is on life support and the Los Angeles Rams could be the team that pulls the plug on Monday night. The Dolphins have looked much better the past two weeks with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa back under center. Unfortunately, the offensive outings have been all for naught as the Dolphins defense has been unable to keep teams out of the endzone. Which is sad to see considering that unit stepped up when Tua was not in the lineup and it was the Dolphins offense that was losing the team games. The Dolphins will have a tough task ahead of them tomorrow night but if they want to keep their playoff hopes alive, they have to win this game. If not, time to start planning for next year.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles Rams Game Preview
Heading out west for a primetime showdown.
Dolphins at Rams
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Dolphins Wide Receivers
Miami Dolphins must get Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle on track at Los Angeles | Schad – Yahoo Sports
Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle have 5 catches of 25+ yards this season. They had 30 such plays last season. Change this Monday night, Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins Offensive Line
Miami Dolphins Juggle Offensive Line Due to Injury
Miami Dolphins RT Kendall Lamm is expected to start in teammate Austin Jackson’s place.
Dolphins Defense
Dolphins to move forward with this lineup change. And Weaver addresses personnel issues – Yahoo Sports
Dolphins defensive coordinator Weaver discusses lineup change at linebacker and other issues
Dolphins Linebackers
Miami Dolphins’ Emmanuel Ogbah can’t be stopped even by biceps tear | Habib – Yahoo Sports
A torn biceps usually stops NFL players. Miami Dolphins linebacker Emmanuel Ogbah says he plans to keep on playing at a high level.
Dolphins Secondary
Miami Dolphins’ Jalen Ramsey ‘trying to keep my emotions … in check’ in return to LA – Yahoo Sports
Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey will face his former team, the Los Angeles Rams, on “Monday Night Football”
Dolphins 2024 Season
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The Miami Dolphins are among four 2023 playoff teams that currently have a losing record
Phinsider News You May Have Missed
Grading the Dolphins at the halfway point – Miami Dolphins News 11/9/24 – The Phinsider
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Dolphins’ Zach Sieler talks injury, plans to wear visor moving forward – The Phinsider
The Miami Dolphins will get an important a piece of their defensive line back for Monday Night’s matchup vs. the Los Angeles Rams.
NFL Week 10 TV schedule: What games will Florida receive ahead of Dolphins vs Rams on Monday? – The Phinsider
With Miami Dolphins fans waiting until Monday Night Football for their game against the Los Angeles Rams, which games will be shown in Florida over the weekend?
Phinsider Victory Of The Week Open Thread Vol. 609 – The Phinsider
Join us on Friday evenings to share your week’s victory and discuss your Miami Dolphins.
Miami Dolphins injury news: wide receiver Tyreek Hill and tackle Austin Jackson miss practice Friday – The Phinsider
Hill’s dealing with a wrist injury ahead of Monday Night Football.
Miami Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver on Zach Sieler’s impact: He should be a Pro Bowl and All-Pro player – The Phinsider
Defensive tackle Zach Sieler is expected to be back in the lineup Monday after missing two games.
Miami, FL
Hundreds of Caribbean flights canceled, leaving travelers stranded at Miami International Airport
Travel disruptions continued Sunday at Miami International Airport after hundreds of flights to and from the Caribbean were canceled, leaving passengers stranded, separated from their luggage, and scrambling to salvage vacation plans.
The Federal Aviation Administration closed airspace in and around Venezuela following the reported capture of Nicolás Maduro on Saturday, triggering a ripple effect across Caribbean travel routes.
By Sunday, long lines had formed inside MIA as travelers waited hours to track down luggage that had been sent ahead — even though their flights never took off.
“As you can see, there’s a lot of people, and apparently thousands and thousands of bags,” said Jennifer Heimann, who was traveling from Tampa.
Heimann and her family were scheduled to sail on a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands. Their flight to St. Thomas was canceled, but their luggage still made the trip.
“They said, ‘Your bags are in St. Thomas,’ and I said, ‘Wait — our bags are there and we’re not?’” Heimann said. “We can’t even get a flight until Thursday, and they just sent the bags ahead.”
The family is now renting a car to drive back to Tampa and hoping their luggage eventually finds its way home.
Similar frustrations were echoed by other travelers across the terminal.
The Cookson family, traveling from Tyler, Texas, had their flight to San Juan, Puerto Rico canceled just before they were set to board a cruise.
“They’re shipping our bags out to the Caribbean and not allowing us to retrieve them,” said Pamela Cookson. “We don’t know when we’re going to get our luggage.”
American Airlines says it added six additional flights out of Miami, bringing the total to roughly two dozen extra flights and nearly 5,000 additional seats to help impacted customers. Even so, many passengers told CBS News Miami the earliest rebooking available wasn’t until Thursday.
Susan Daniel, traveling from Little Rock, Arkansas to St. Croix, said the delays forced her family to make last-minute arrangements.
“We had to Uber, leave our bags, get an Airbnb, then come back today, take another Uber, and stand in this long line just to hopefully get our bags and our computers — everything we need,” Daniel said.
Some travelers reported waiting hours in one line, only to be directed into another long wait for their luggage. Others tried to make the best of the situation.
“Guess we’re vacationing in Miami now for three days or something like that,” said Jake Boylin, who was traveling from St. Louis. “Then going back home and rescheduling the trip.”
The next unanswered question for many travelers: whether they’ll be reimbursed for canceled trips, hotels, and cruises.
Travel experts advise passengers to keep all receipts and documentation in case refunds or reimbursements become available.
Miami, FL
Miami-Dade sheriff’s deputy opens fire on vehicle after altercation during traffic stop, officials say
An investigation is underway in Northwest Miami-Dade after the sheriff’s office said a deputy opened fire after an altercation occurred during a traffic stop on Sunday night.
According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, a deputy received an alert about a stolen vehicle Sunday evening and eventually located the vehicle in the area of NW 17th Avenue and NW 95th Street in West Little River and conducted a traffic stop.
The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office said that as the deputy approached the vehicle, an altercation began, and the deputy opened fire, striking the vehicle.
That vehicle then fled the scene and was located nearby.
The sheriff’s office said a gun was located inside the vehicle, and the driver fled the scene.
That person is still at large as of early Monday morning, officials said.
The deputy was not injured in the incident, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement has taken over the investigation.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477).
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