Can the Dolphins get over the hump? | First Things First 

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Description: Can the Dolphins get over the hump? | First Things First Miami Dolphins S Jordan Poyer said that the Dolphins can “get over the hump” this year. Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Eric Mangini discuss what this means for the Dolphins and if they’ll find playoff success this year.

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Can the Dolphins get over the hump? | First Things First  Miami Dolphins S Jordan Poyer said that the Dolphins can “get over the hump” this year. Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Eric Mangini discuss what this means for the Dolphins and if they’ll find playoff success this year.

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Can the Dolphins get over the hump? | First Things First

Can the Dolphins get over the hump? | First Things First  Miami Dolphins S Jordan Poyer said that the Dolphins can “get over the hump” this year. Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Eric Mangini discuss what this means for the Dolphins and if they’ll find playoff success this year.

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