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Dolphins Cancer Challenge hits 7,000-plus participation, $14 million fundraising milestones in single day

The NFL's largest fundraiser hit a milestone on Saturday, with the Dolphins Cancer Challenge seeing its highest participation and fundraising amount in a single year. Over $14 million was raised for cancer research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, a part of UHealth — the University of Miami Health System.

Miami Herald on MSN · 1h

‘I’m still here.’ The 2025 Dolphins Cancer Challenge showcases growth but also power of connection

It gives me a lot of energy to come out here because then I see other people that have gone through things like me and I like to share,” said Lynette Hickenbottom, a two-time cancer survivor.

Dolphins Cancer Challenge raises over $14 million in 15th year

After 42 successful years, the controversial chain Hooters may be on the brink of bankruptcy, like several other chains in recent history. Estrella Santos-Zacaría and her attorneys worry she wouldn’t be safe as a trans woman in her native Guatemala, but also fear she could be deported to a third country.

Orlando Sentinel · 5h

Dolphins Cancer Challenge unites team with community and keeps breaking fundraising records

Get to know some of the stories for participants at Dolphins Cancer Challenge, and you’ll quickly understand why the NFL’s leading fundraising event by any one team keeps growing and breaking records every year.

Miami Dolphins, Social Media and Jevon Holland

Bleacher Report · 7h

Jevon Holland Suggests He Won't Return to Dolphins in NFL FA, Cites Social Media Posts

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Dolphins Wire on MSN · 1d

Jevón Holland says Dolphins' social media shows he's being phased out

On Valentine’s Day, the Dolphins shared a post on Instagram that featured images of Jaylen Waddle, Zach Sieler, Calais Campbell, Jalen Ramsey, Tua Tagovailoa, Jonnu Smith, Jordyn Brooks, De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Chop Robinson, Jaylen Wright, and Jason Sanders. The only player on that list not under contract for the 2025 season is Campbell.

NBC Sports on MSN · 12h

Jevón Holland thinks the Dolphins have "moved on"

The Dolphins reportedly won’t be using the franchise tag on safety Jevón Holland. Holland also thinks that the Dolphins are ready to let him walk. Via Adam Stites of USA Today, Holland believes the team's recent social-media posts mean that he's not in the organization's plans.

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Miami Dolphins raise more than $14 million to fight cancer at DCC

The Miami Dolphins raised more than $14 million at the Dolphins Challenge Cancer on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium. More than ...

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'IT'S IMPORTANT': Over 7,000 people attend 15th annual Dolphins Cancer Challenge

It was a record-breaking attendance at the 15th annual Dolphins Cancer Challenge Saturday, with over 7,000 people filling ...

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Dolphins Get Harsh National Grade for 2024 ... Is It Fair?

The Miami Dolphins had to rank among the most disappointing teams in the NFL in 2024 when they dropped to 8-9 and missed the ...

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Miami Dolphins get relief as NFL's 2025 salary cap soars by about 9.4 percent

The Dolphins still have work to do in terms of managing their roster and cap space. The Miami Dolphins just found some cash ...

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Texas guard said Longhorns took plays from the Dolphins; it could make him a fit in Miami

Texas guard Hayden Conner is a scheme fit for the Dolphins after the Longhorns took from Miami’s playbook last season.

Dolphins Wire on MSN3d

Dolphins reportedly plan to allow starting safety to reach free agency

The Miami Dolphins have no intention of using the franchise tag to retain safety Jevón Holland and their plan is to allow him ...

USA TODAY Touchdown Wire on MSN2d

Eagles nab new pass game coordinator from Dolphins' staff

The Philadelphia Eagles are hiring Parks Frazier as their new pass game coordinator, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero ...

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Dolphins Salary Cap Outlook Slightly Improves

The Miami Dolphins' salary-cap situation is looking a little bit better, thanks to some unexpected good news. The NFL has ...

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