Dolphins try to translate on-paper expectations to real-life success

Author:: Don Banks
Publish date:: Aug 16, 2013

Dolphins offensive coordinator Mike Sherman said Ryan Tannehill would "be the most improved quarterback in the National Football League from Year 1 to Year 2.'' — Dolphins offensive coordinator Mike Sherman said Ryan Tannehill would "be the most improved quarterback in the National Football League from Year 1 to Year 2.''
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