Bill Parcells is wasting no time in reworking the Dolphins' front office.

Bill Parcells' shakeup of the Dolphins began Monday with the firing of GM Randy Mueller.

Dolphins' defensive end Jason Taylor didn't have too many answers Sunday evening - not about his future, not about his coach, not about the team's prospects.

If Keith Traylor's career is over, it ended on a sour note.

Dolphins general manager Randy Mueller could be fired as early as this week, the Florida Sun-Sentinel reported on its web site Sunday.

Bill Parcells reported to his new job and quickly put aside one theory about what ails the Miami Dolphins.

Bill Parcells, the Dolphins' newly named Executive Vice President of Football Operations, isn't ready to decide on the fate of first-year Coach Cam Cameron or General Manager Randy Mueller, but Pro Bowl defensive end Jason Taylor is another matter.

Dolphins' Coach Cam Cameron won't talk about his team's new executive vice president of football operations, or speak his name around reporters.

Miami Dolphins' linebacker Channing Crowder will miss the rest of the season because of an injured right knee.

Miami's new executive vice president of football operations, Bill Parcells, said on Friday he wants to bring in dedicated players to the onetime NFL power.

Bill Parcells backed out of a deal he had agreed upon in principle with the Falcons to take a revised contract offer from Miami.

Bill Parcells signed a four-year contract with the Miami Dolphins to become the team's executive vice president of football operations, according to a Dolphins source.

Bill Parcells' day began with reports he would rebuild the Falcons.

The Atlanta Falcons said Wednesday that Bill Parcells has informed the team that he will not sign a contract with the team to be its vice president of football operations.

The Dolphins acted as though they'd never won a game before.

Ravens' middle linebacker Ray Lewis was forced out of Sunday's game at Miami with a broken left hand.

A loss at Baltimore on Sunday will bring the Miami Dolphins one step closer to the ignominy of the NFL's first-ever 0-16 season.

Miami Dolphins' owner Wayne Huizenga said he's, "not actively looking to sell" the team despite frustration over a winless season, but he confirms he has talked with potential buyers since April.

Dolphins' owner Wayne Huizenga is discussing the sale of his struggling franchise to two real estate developers, The Associated Press has learned.

Everything had happened so fast, Dolphins' left tackle Vernon Carey didn't realize how bad it'd actually been.

The Miami Dolphins confirmed they are the worst team in football this season -- and maybe ever -- by making Buffalo's popgun offense and banged-up defense look spectacular in dropping their 13th straight game.

Fans still clamor for No.

With his 0-12 Dolphins spiraling toward NFL infamy, coach Cam Cameron faces the challenge of keeping his team unified.