Miami Dolphins

Earlier tonight, Fox debuted the fourth season of their show Master Chef. During the season premiere, one hundred different home/amateur chefs attempt to impress Chefs Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Graham Elliot with one signature dish. If two of the three like it, the person gets a white apron and moves on. If not, they leave. One notable audition during the premiere was former Miami Dolphins cornerback Eddie Jackson. Jackson made a jerk meatloaf for the three chefs to try. Jackson played for the Dolphins in 2005 and 2006. He initially entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2004 with the Carolina Panthers. With Miami, he appeared in 29 games, starting three, and recorded two passes defensed and 25 tackles. Near the end of the 2006 season, Jackson tore his ACL and was placed on injured reserve. The Dolphins did not tender him as a restricted free agent after the season. After his time with Miami, Jackson was signed by the New England Patriots for the 2007 season, but broke his wrist three games into the season and was released. He attempted a come back the next season with the Washington Redskins, but did not make it out of training camp. As he was being introduced on the show, the network displayed an image of Jackson from the 2005 season in his Dolphins uniform. In case you don't want to know the results of Jackson's audition, stop reading here (aka Spoiler Alert). If you don't really care, read on. Jackson received yes votes from two of the three judges, and will be a member of the competition show. More Dolphins Coverage: Goodell: NFL Draft could move from New York Ross statement after Miami shut out of Super Bowls Dolphins rookie Jamar Taylor has hernia surgery Phinsider Community Interactive Map Dolphins Historical Perspective Part 2 - 1967-1969

This is one of our nightly live threads. This means that you are welcome to discuss any subject that you wish but in keeping with the rules of the site we ask that you refrain from the discussion of politics and religion. Please r

This is one of our nightly live threads. This means that you are welcome to discuss any subject that you wish but in keeping with the rules of the site we ask that you refrain from the discussion of politics and religion. Please remember that this thread takes place on the front page of the site, is not a CKC and as such try to keep things as near to PG as possible. Keep this in mind with the posting of pics as well and we ask that you keep them to a maximum of 5 per person and do not post Gifs. This keeps the thread load time from slowing down for those on slower connections. This is the forty-second post in a series of top 100 "debut" albums of all time. AKA the best first album of some of the best artist of all time. Like previously stated I will be skipping over a few selections along the way to save us from the obvious pain of listening to some crap. Tonight I will not jump any selections and go straight from 10 to 9. Tonight's selection at number 9 is the 1968 debut from The Band "Music From The Big Pink". Combining Americana and Psychedelic, The Band went on to be one of the biggest bands of the late 60's and early to mid 70's. Also noted as Dylan's backing band for parts of the 60's and on many later recordings. There is probably not an Americana artist playing today that does not point back to The Band as an influence on what they do and what they became. -------------------------------------- We invite you to follow The Phinsider on Twitter, like The Phinsider on Facebook, add The Phinsider to your Google+ Circles, and follow our podcast on BlogTalkRadio.

Coach Jim Harbaugh confirmed that 49ers No. 1 wide receiver Michael Crabtree suffered a torn right Achilles tendon and that Crabtree underwent surgery Wednesday morning.

The title of the session was "View From the Top." It was not lost on any of the four panelists - Ruben Amaro Jr., Peter Luukko, Howie Roseman, and Adam Aron - that their franchises have been enjoying the view from less-lofty vantage points lately.

Jeremy Maclin was recently asked about Chip Kelly's offense and which skill-position players would thrive in it. The Eagles wide receiver did not mention obvious names such as DeSean Jackson, LeSean McCoy, or even himself.

The Dolphins defensive end sits down with Jesse Agler and OJ McDuffie to discuss the new additions to the Dolphins defense as well as his mindset as he gets ready for his second year in the league. Make sure to listen as Vernon reveals Kevin Coyle's

Dolphins linebacker Dannell Ellerbe speaks with the media following an OTA practice at the team's Doctors Hospital Training Facility. Watch as Ellerbe discusses his adjustment to his new teammates and the Dolphins defensive scheme.

Dolphins tight end Dustin Keller answers questions from reporters about his mindset heading into the 2013 season. Learn why Keller feels he has something to prove after his 2012 season in New York.

The San Francisco 49ers suddenly have a huge void in their receiving corps as they chase another Super Bowl berth: Michael Crabtree is sidelined after surgery on his right Achilles tendon.