News about Xavien Howard

Xavien Howard, the Dolphins' longest-tenured player, was informed on Friday that they intend to cut him. Ramsey praised Howard as the'most corner' in franchise history after the news broke. Ramsey wrote a similar letter in which he expressed how he'would never excuse' an unidentified individual for how he mistook them in their lone season together. While things are random, it's been an honor to be a member of the Miami Dolphins,' Ramsey captioned a series of images with his now-former teammate.

According to a league source, the Dolphins will part ways with their longest-tenured player and one of the best players in franchise history. Howard, 30, was selected by the Dolphins with the No. 38 pick in the 2016 Draft. His hire leaves the Dolphins $18.5 million in cap space, which they will use on June 2 as a post-June 1 cut. Despite only playing the field for one season, Jalen Ramsey praised Howard after the news broke. Ramsey posted a series of photographs with Howard on X, lauding him as the 'greatest corner' in franchise history.

Xavien Howard, a four-time Pro Bowler, has alleged that the woman accusing him of filming and distributing tried to bring him down right before he filed a lawsuit against him. The woman referred to as Jane Doe attempted to inherit 'presumably millions' from him prior to filing in May in a motion filed Monday, as outlined by TMZ's Howard. Per his counsel, Brad Sohn, he maintained that Florida's constitutionally binding steps had not been followed.

More than $100,000 is being sued by Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard for reportedly releasing classified sex videos and posting them online in a 'intentional, outrageous, and irresponsible act.' The 30-year-old is accused of filming photos and videos of sexual encounters with a former lover and then yelling them out of a'mad' man because (they) did not want to have sex with him.' His conduct is described as "beyond all decency boundaries,' as well as "completely intolerable" in the case, which was brought to light by DailyMail.com in May.

According to reports, a long-serving NFL agent is under scrutiny by the NFLPA after allegedly calling multiple NFL teams with an effort to compel the franchises to draft his customers. According to ESPN's Brooke Pryor, Canter, President of GSE Worldwide, was 'offering the use of vacation homes he and his wife if the team drafted one of his client'.' Canter's suspected behavior was portrayed as a "form of bribery," according to ESPN reports.'

In Bills' AFC wild card playoff game against the Dolphins on Sunday afternoon, tensions were clearly high. In the second quarter, Buffalo was up 17-3 when Allen attempted to pile on the Dolphins' heartbreak by shooting downfield to receiver John Brown. However, the quarterback ended up throwing an interception instead of cornerback Xavien Howard. Allen was clearly dissatisfied and began screaming for Miami defensive tackle Wilkins, which culminated in an all-out brawl between both teams after Howard's big 49-yard return on the interception.

Xavien Howard, a footballer, has retorted to allegations that he intentionally gave a woman a sexually transmitted disease. Jane Doe, the Miami Dolphins' cornerback, has filed a motion to dismiss the complaint brought by an unidentified woman who was identified as Jane Doe in the lawsuit on October 26. Howard's complaint, which describes the allegation as "the epitome of a shakedown," was filed two days later.

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.

On Thursday, the Miami Dolphins called off their joint workout with the Philadelphia Eagles after a stomach bug sidelined several players, according to coach Mike McDaniel. 'Early this morning, we saw a remarkable curveball,' McDaniel said. We don't know exactly where it comes from and are just trying to be overly cautious.' More than a couple of players have been affected and are showing the typical symptoms of a stomach bug, according to McDaniel. According to he, just a few members of the Dolphins staff have been affected, and it appears to be contagious.