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	Williams leads Dolphins over Carolina 24-17 The Heisman Trophy winner's three touchdowns made the difference
	Dolphins top Panthers behind vintage Williams performance Ricky Williams rushed for a pair of scores and caught a touchdown pass, and Miami held off the Carolina Panthers, 24-17, at Bank of America Stadium.
	Panthers, Dolphins seek to enhance postseason prospects The Week 11 NFL schedule will kick off with what could effectively be called a playoff elimination game, as the Carolina Panthers welcome the Miami Dolphins to Bank of America Stadium on Thursday night.
	Dolphins put RB Brown on IR The Miami Dolphins have placed running back Ronnie Brown on injured reserve because of his foot injury.
	Ronnie Brown out for the year ESPN and various media report that Miami Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown will be placed on Injured Reserve and lost for the year.
	Miami RB Brown ruled out vs. Panthers Miami Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown will miss Thursday's game against the Carolina Panthers due to a foot injury.
	Ronnie Brown won't play against Panthers His status for the rest of the regular season is also uncertain.
	Miami RB Brown hurts ankle Miami Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown left Sunday's 25-23 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after rolling his right ankle late in the third quarter.
	Dolphins use late field goal to beat Bucs Chad Henne made up for an interception late in the fourth quarter by directing a final-minute drive for a game-winning field goal, as the Miami Dolphins pulled out a 25-23 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Land Shark Stadium.
	Henne helps Dolphins rally by Bucs 25-23 Chad Henne made up for the worst pass of his brief career and helped save the Miami Dolphins from a wrenching defeat.
	Smiley, Fasano inactive for Dolphins Guard Justin Smiley and tight end Anthony Fasano are inactive for the Miami Dolphins' game against Tampa Bay.
	Fins finally a favorite against Bucs Miami’s losses have all been to playoff contenders. Especially galling were defeats against Indianapolis and New Orleans, the NFL’s only unbeaten teams. The Dolphins held fourth-quarter leads in both games.