Jacksonville lost a starting tackle and ranks 30th against the pass, and Patrick Paul, Moro Ojomo and Rasul Douglas would each fix a need on a tight cap.

The Miami Dolphins are off to an 0-5 start but they have found one thing that works: Running behind LT Patrick Paul and LG Kadyn Proctor

MIAMI GARDENS — If the Miami Dolphins are going to have a successful season the offensive line must take the biggest role in leading the way. That might be a scary sentence to some. But it’s one of the sobering realities of the season-ending knee injury to Pro Bowl running back De’Von Achane, whose unique skill set as a runner and receiver made life easier for everyone. The Dolphins’ offensive ...

The Dolphins are preparing to take on the Raiders, and one of Miami's offensive lineman may have given the defense some extra motivation.

Miami Dolphins’ third-year offensive tackle Patrick Paul has faced the Las Vegas Raiders only once in his two NFL seasons. Having won that game and watching the Raiders’ veteran defensive end Maxx Crosby dominate offenses from afar, he believes he may have figured out how to get the best of the 5x Pro Bowler.

Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Patrick Paul has seen Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby lose control. Can Paul take advantage in the opener?

Crosby, who's one of the best edge rushers in the NFL, finished with 10 sacks in 15 games for Las Vegas last season

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby has been quiet lately, but that could be about to end.

Dolphins offensive lineman Patrick Paul is giving Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby another piece of extra motivation with his latest comments. The post Dolphins Starter Has Words for ‘Hothead’ Maxx Crosby Before Week 1 Raiders Clash appeared first on HEAVY.