News about Jevon Holland

After the play-caller packed his bags for Philadelphia, Jalen Ramsey spoke adamantly about how Fangio 'misused' the defense in Miami last season. The unpleasant reviews also came after the team released Xavien Howard, who Ramsey hailed as the 'best cornerback in Dolphins history.' On Tuesday, Holland did not mince his words while describing the difference between Fangio and new DC Anthony Weaver. During a media scrum, Holland emphasized that the defense made 'a complete 180' with Weaver at the helm.

According to reports, the league made the decision to prohibit the tackle at the owners' meetings and fine players who break the new transfer next season. According to NFL executive Jeff Miller, the method of attacking, in which a defensive player starts from behind and becomes dead weight while falling to the ground, onto the attacker's legs, puts the player at a 25-fold risk of injury. However, despite the NFL's boast that it has made the call in the best interest of its players, several former and existing players retaliated.

Jevon Holland helped the Miami Dolphins win by 34-13 with his 99-yard touchdown against the New York Jets on Friday. The 23-year-old safety company's spectacular full-field success culminated in electronics giant TCL giving away $1 million worth of 98-inch TV sets. The giveaway was part of a preseason gameday promotion called 'Ultimate Gameday Upgrade,' in which TCL was promising to honor players if they had a touchdown from at least 98 yards in Week 12. Holland became a TCL spokeswoman after beating the minimum by a yard and was also given one of the televisions.

Jevon Holland of Miami said the MetLife Stadium turf 'trash' after teammate Jaelan Phillips injured his right Achilles tendon against the New York Jets on Friday. In the fourth quarter, Phillips was carted from the field late, owing to a non-contact injury that reignited the turf vs. grass debate among players. "I've heard the field is garbage since I've been in the league," Holland said, whose 99-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first half helped lead Miami to the victory. I don't know the statistics or something similar, but I do know that turf does raise the risk of getting hurt.'

Basking in the glory of Sunday's season-opening victory over the New England Patriots, the Miami Dolphins' newly signed wide receiver Tyreek Hill lauded for his first-year head coach Mike McDaniel and his 'cajones.' 'McDaniel's nuts will have a wheelbarrow to carry them around because he has a lot of cajones,' Hill said of his new coach. The McDaniel era got off to a promising start in Miami on Sunday as the Dolphins thrashed Bill Belichick's Patriots 20-7.