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### We hear the Dolphins’ decision to sign defensive tackle C.J. Mosleywasn’t an indictment on second-round pick Jordan Phillips, but more so, borne out of concern about the young players behind Phillips. (A.J. Francis and Anthony Johnson are now competing for the fifth tackle job.) Ndamukong Suh is close with Mosley and was very much in favor of Miami signing him.
### The Dolphins gave Mosley just over $1 million for this season, leaving them with a shade under $9 million in cap space. With regard to discussions on Evan Mathis, keep in mind that the Dolphins want to enter the season with several million dollars in cap space.
### One player criticism of Joe Philbin over the years has been his lack of fire and emotion. So this wasn’t surprising: When USA Today asked Mike Wallace about transitioning from Philbin to Vikings coach Mike Zimmer, Wallace said:
“Oh my God — I love it, man. I love it. I love it. Honestly, [Zimmer]'s more of my type of guy — fired up. It's cool when you do things and just do them. But when you do them and have some fire with it, it's a lot more fun. I think it's more of an environment for me, coming from [Steelers] coach [Mike] Tomlin being fired up and going to Coach Philbin, who was a lot more reserved, then coming back to another coach who's fired up. I love it.”
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### We hear the Dolphins’ decision to sign defensive tackle C.J. Mosleywasn’t an indictment on second-round pick Jordan Phillips, but more so, borne out of concern about the young players behind Phillips. (A.J. Francis and Anthony Johnson are now competing for the fifth tackle job.) Ndamukong Suh is close with Mosley and was very much in favor of Miami signing him.
### The Dolphins gave Mosley just over $1 million for this season, leaving them with a shade under $9 million in cap space. With regard to discussions on Evan Mathis, keep in mind that the Dolphins want to enter the season with several million dollars in cap space.
### One player criticism of Joe Philbin over the years has been his lack of fire and emotion. So this wasn’t surprising: When USA Today asked Mike Wallace about transitioning from Philbin to Vikings coach Mike Zimmer, Wallace said:
“Oh my God — I love it, man. I love it. I love it. Honestly, [Zimmer]'s more of my type of guy — fired up. It's cool when you do things and just do them. But when you do them and have some fire with it, it's a lot more fun. I think it's more of an environment for me, coming from [Steelers] coach [Mike] Tomlin being fired up and going to Coach Philbin, who was a lot more reserved, then coming back to another coach who's fired up. I love it.”
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