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2011 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS/ON THE COVERThe 2011 Miami Dolphins Media Guide was written and edited by Harvey Greene, Fitz Ollison and Jason Jenkins and published by Scott Stone and Rodney Wood. Special thanks to Gayle Baden, Derek Volner, Michael Leach, Billy Smith, the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Elias Sports Bureau for their help and assistance. Editors Emeritus include Jeff Blumb, Fudge Browne, Charlie Callahan, Beano Cook, Tom Grimes, Neal Gulkis, Mike Hanson, Dick Horning, Bob Kearney, Seth Levit, Arthur Mickelson, Chip Namias, Michael Pehanich, Mike Rathet and Eddie White. Photography by Dave Cross, Denis Bancroft and Kelly Gavin, printing by Franklin Communications and digital version developed by Dan Williams and Studio Tiga. The cover of the 2011 Media Guide recognizes the Dolphins four 2010 AFC Pro Bowl selections (from left): defensive end Randy Starks, tackle Jake Long, linebacker Cameron Wake and long snapper John Denney.

DEDICATION

The 2011 Miami Dolphins Media Guide is dedicated to the memory of former Dolphins tackle Anthony Cesario, guard Harry Galbreath, safety Barry Hill, tackle Eric Laakso, defensive tackle Shawn Lee and tight end/broadcaster Jim Mandich, each of whom passed away in the past year. On April 26, 2011, the Miami Dolphin organization mourned the passing of Mandich, a member of the Dolphins family both on and off the field for more than 40 years who left an imprint that was both unique and authentic. He was a popular tight end best known as Mad Dog for his tenacious and relentless attitude on the great Dolphins Super Bowl teams in the 1970s, playing for the club from 1970 through 1977. He was a member of two Super Bowl winning squads (1972, 1973), including the Perfect Season team, and three AFC Championship teams. Mandich finished his career with the Dolphins with 121 receptions for 1,406 yards and 23 touchdowns. When he left the Dolphins, he ranked sixth in team annals in receptions, tied for second in touchdown catches, and tied for seventh in scoring. Even now, in current Dolphin history, he is second among tight ends in scoring, fifth in receptions and second in touchdown catches. After his playing career ended, Mandich embarked on a successful business and civic career in South Florida and became a beloved member of the Dolphin broadcast team for 17 years. His famous All Right, Miami! exclamation after exciting Dolphin plays became his hallmark catch phrase. His passion for the team was evident in every broadcast he did, and his unique on-air presence and personality captivated Dolphins fans everywhere. Mandich was always there to help the members of the Dolphins family as a broadcaster and as fundraiser, leading his weekly Touchdown Club for ten years that contributed more than $300,000 to help former players who have fallen on hard times. He also played a lead role in the formation of the Dolphins Cycling Challenge, that in its inaugural year had more than 400 cyclists taking part from November 20-21, 2010 to cycle across three South Florida counties and raise $533,106 to support cancer research and treatment for the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. A public memorial service to celebrate the life and achievements of Mandich was held on May 4, 2011 in front of a crowd of several thousand fans at Sun Life Stadium. At the celebration it was announced that Mandich will be inducted into the Dolphin Honor Roll as a Special Contributor. Cesario, who passed away September 25, 2011 at the age of 34, was on the practice squad of the Dolphins in 2001. He began his three-year NFL career as a third-round draft choice of Jacksonville in 1999. An eighth-round draft choice of the Dolphins in 1988 from the University of Tennessee, Galbreath, passed away July 27, 2010, at the age of 45. He played with Miami from 1988-92 and went on to play with the Packers and Jets during his nine-year NFL career. One of the first players from Palm Beach County to play for the Dolphins, Hill passed away December 29, 2010 at the age of 57. He was drafted in the fifth round of the 1975 Draft and played 20 games with the Dolphins before six knee operations - three on each knee - ended his career. A veteran of two Super Bowls with Miami, Laakso, who passed away December 25, 2010 at the age of 54, played with the Dolphins from 1978-84 after joining the team as a third-round draft choice from Tulane in 1978. Lee, who passed away April 26, 2011, at the age of 44, played with the Dolphins from 1990-91. An 11-year NFL veteran, Lee also played with Tampa Bay, San Diego and Chicago.

Anthony Cesario

Harry Galbreath

Barry Hill

Eric Laakso

Shawn Lee

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INDEXAAll-Community Team ........................................................................................................................15 Attendance, Distributed, Actual and Paid ...............................................................................469-471 Attendance, Season Tickets and Preseason .................................................................................471

BBiographies Assistant Coaches..................................................................................................................36-52 Dee, Mike.....................................................................................................................................22 Directors and Partners.................................................................................................................21 Executives ..............................................................................................................................23-31 Football Operations ................................................................................................................53-65 Players Draft Choices .................................................................................................................246-254 Free Agents....................................................................................................................255-264 Veterans ...........................................................................................................................87-245 Ross, Stephen M. ........................................................................................................................20 Sparano, Tony.........................................................................................................................32-36 Broadcasters, All-Time............................................................................................................628-629

CCheerleaders ...................................................................................................................................66 Comebacks, Largest .....................................................................................................................464 Community, Dolphins in the .......................................................................................................10-13 Community Quote Sheet..................................................................................................................14 Crowds, Dolphins 10 Largest ........................................................................................................469

DDates, NFL Important for 2011-14 .................................................................................................632 Dedication ..........................................................................................................................................4 Directory, Ownership and Staff ...................................................................................................16-19 Dolphins Are Among The Best ...................................................................................................83-84 Dolphins Facts, Index of.................................................................................................................625 Dolphins = Winners.....................................................................................................................84-86 Dolphins on the Air .................................................................................................................626-627 Draft, All-Time (1966-2011) ....................................................................................................600-607 Draft, All-Time By Position .............................................................................................................607 Draft, First Round By Position........................................................................................................608

FFree Agency, Plan B ...............................................................................................................612-613 Free Agents ............................................................................................................................613-615

GGame-By-Game Starters, 2010 ..............................................................................................288-289 Game-By-Game Statistics, 2010 ............................................................................................283-290 Game-By-Game Summaries, 2010 ........................................................................................292-308 Game-By-Game Summaries, 2010 Preseason ......................................................................321-325 Game Status, 2010.................................................................................................................291-292

HHall of Fame, Dolphins In .......................................................................................................560-575 Historical Highlights ................................................................................................................472-499 Honors ....................................................................................................................................548-554

LLast Time (Playoffs) ................................................................................................................546-547 Last Time (Regular Season)...................................................................................................451-453 Leaders, All-Time....................................................................................................................415-429 Leaders, Year-By-Year ...........................................................................................................454-460 League Leaders, Dolphins......................................................................................................559-560

MMargins, Largest of Victory and Defeat .........................................................................................465 Media Information ...................................................................................................................630-631 Medical Glossary ....................................................................................................................633-636 Miami Dolphins Foundation ............................................................................................................7-9

NNumbers, Dolphins By The .....................................................................................................595-599

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OOpponents, 2011 ....................................................................................................................618-625 Opponents, All-Time Vs. ................................................................................................................316 Outstanding Performances, Dolphins .....................................................................................433-439 Outstanding Performances, Opponents..................................................................................445-451 Overtime, Dolphins In .............................................................................................................463-464

PPerformance Awards...............................................................................................................554-557 Players of the Week & Month, AFC/NFL...........................................................................................557-558 Playoff History.........................................................................................................................500-533 Playoff Leaders, All-Time........................................................................................................542-545 Playoff Records, Dolphins Individual ......................................................................................534-537 Playoff Records, Dolphins Team .............................................................................................537-541 Playoff Records, Opponents ...................................................................................................540-541 Preseason, All-Time Results ..................................................................................................325-330 Preseason, Miami In ...............................................................................................................316-317 Prime Time Dolphins ..............................................................................................................467-468 Pro Bowl Selections .......................................................................................................................550 Pronunciation Guide ......................................................................................................................268

RRankings, 2010 NFL ......................................................................................................................282 Record, Home and Away ........................................................................................................465-466 Record, Month-By-Month........................................................................................................466-467 Records, Dolphins Individual ..................................................................................................390-406 Records, Dolphins Team.........................................................................................................406-414 Records, Opponents Individual...............................................................................................440-444 Retired Jerseys ..............................................................................................................................576 Roster Moves, 2010-11...........................................................................................................308-310 Roster, 2011 Rookie and First-Year........................................................................................268-269 Roster, 2011 Numerical .................................................................................................................265 Roster, 2011 Positional ..................................................................................................................270 Roster, 2011 Veteran ..............................................................................................................266-267 Roster, All-Time Players and Coaches ...................................................................................577-594

SSchedule, 2011 Dolphins ...................................................................................................................1 Schedule, 2011 NFL ...............................................................................................................616-617 Season Leaders, Top Twenty ..................................................................................................429-432 Series Records .......................................................................................................................310-316 Service, Length of ..........................................................................................................................595 Statistical Bests, 2011 ............................................................................................................275-281 Statistics, 2011 Dolphins ........................................................................................................271-275 Statistics, 2011 Preseason ....................................................................................................317-321 Sun Life Stadium ........................................................................................................................68-77 Sun Life Stadium Parking Map ........................................................................................................78

T T.D. Biography ..................................................................................................................................67 Three Fundamental Commitments To Our Fans..............................................................................19 Ticket Information.............................................................................................................................79 Top Tens, Opponents ..............................................................................................................444-445 Trades (1966-2011).................................................................................................................608-612 Training Facility, Dolphins............................................................................................................80-81

W Warmest/Coldest Games ...............................................................................................................432 What To Look For in 2011...........................................................................................................82-83 Where Theyve Come From ...........................................................................................................594

Y Year-By-Year, Offense and Defense .......................................................................................461-462 Year-By-Year Scores ...............................................................................................................330-344 Year-By-Year Statistics (1966-2010) .......................................................................................345-389

SATURDAY AFTERNOON LIVEThe Dolphins will travel to New England on Christmas Eve Day to battle the Patriots on Saturday, December 24 at 1 p.m. The game at New England will be Miamis 26th game ever played on a Saturday and the first Saturday regular season game since December 24, 2005, at home against Tennessee. Overall, the Dolphins own a 10-13-2 record playing on Saturdays.

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For more than 45 years, the Miami Dolphins franchise has been part of the fabric of South Florida that extends well beyond our field of play. We are committed to being the team of the community both through the Miami Dolphins Foundation and the efforts of our entire organization, including our players, coaches and staff. This past year was a pivotal and exciting time for the Miami Dolphins Foundation as we established our four cornerstone initiatives: Health, Education, Youth Fitness and Volunteerism. We believe these exciting new activities and signature programs will make significant contributions and leave lasting imprints on our South Florida community. In 2010, we continued and expanded our long-time community educational efforts such as our Most Valuable Reader Program as well as our youth programs with a multitude of fitness, junior cheerleader and youth football camps. In conjunction with our stadiums naming rights partner, Sun Life Financial, we launched the Sun Life Rising Stars program which awarded $220,000 for four individual college scholarships and four grants to non-profit organizations which demonstrate a commitment to success in the classroom. To assist in the research that will one day help tackle cancer, we established the inaugural Dolphins Cycling Challenge, a 170-mile bike ride across South Florida. The DCC drew more than 400 riders of all ages and raised more than $533,000 for the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami. This event will continue to be a trademark of our Foundation in coming years and we believe will raise millions for cancer research and treatment. Assisting the Dolphins in the Challenge, and in every other community project this year, was our amazing volunteer organization, the Miami Dolphins Special Teams. This one-of-a-kind program attracted more than 3,100 volunteers who contributed more than 43,000 hours of community service both in South Florida as well as other regions in and outside of the United States. These volunteers, wearing their bright orange Special Teams shirts, have donated their time for projects including neighborhood cleanups, food giveaways, school beautifications and manning all community events sponsored by the Dolphins.

FOUNDATION CORNERSTONE INITIATIVES EDUCATION HEALTH

MIAMI DOLPHINS FOUNDATION

Quarterback Chad Pennington and Dolphins Director of Youth Programs Twan Russell lead an NFL Play 60 youth fitness clinic on the lawn of the White House.

Former Dolphins Sean Hill and Nat Moore were among the contingent of Dolphins Special Teams volunteers who traveled to Haiti.

DOLPHINS CYCLING CHALLENGE: Although the Dolphins family lost alumnus and radio voice Jim Mad Dog Mandich to cancer, his energy and spirit live on through the Dolphins Cycling Challenge. The organization responded to his initial diagnosis by creating this unique event to bring South Florida together to tackle this disease and assist an innovative and expanding Florida medical institution, the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami. More than 300 adult riders, including Dolphins legends Nat Moore, Zach Thomas, Kim Bokamper and Dick Anderson, pedaled routes ranging from 30 to 170 miles throughout South Florida. Additionally, kids ages three through 13 demonstrated their support for cancer research by riding several courses located on the grounds of Sun Life Stadium. Every dollar of the $533,106 raised by the riders went directly to the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. SUN LIFE RISING STAR AND MOST VALUABLE READER PROGRAMS: The Dolphins organization is dedicated to making sure that our kids are equipped with the tools necessary to

Jim Mandich cuts the ribbon in front of Dolphins Chairman Stephen M. Ross and CEO Mike Dee to start the inaugural Dolphins Cycling Challenge.

Riders from the inaugural Dolphins Cycling Challenge raised $533,106 for cancer research.

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instill the joy of reading and learning at an early age. The team enthusiastically supports several education and literacy programs throughout Florida, highlighted by the Sun Life Rising Stars and Most Valuable Reader programs. Through the Rising Stars in 2010, the Dolphins and Sun Life Financial gave four area education programs $50,000 grants and also rewarded four area students with $5,000 college scholarships. Through our Most Valuable Readers program, the Dolphins made a $60,000 annual commitment to state libraries in which children exchange reading credits for the opportunity to attend Dolphins games or receive other incentives. DOLPHINS YOUTH ATHLETIC PROGRAMS: The importance of education, physical fitness and positive choices are the principles taught by Director of Youth Programs and former Dolphins linebacker, Twan Russell, and his staff through the Dol-Fit program, Gatorade Junior Training Camp program, Girls Flag Football, High School Player Development 7-on-7 program, Summer Football/Cheer Camp and various other Dolphins Academy programs. In 2010 alone, more than 160,000 childrens lives were transformed by our Dolphins Academy athletic and school programs. Since 1996, more than 700,000 children pledged to become Dol-Fit and, since 2006, over 350,000 children have participated in our athletic programs. SPECIAL TEAMS: The Dolphins Special Teams pull together volunteers from throughout South Florida to donate their sweat equity for worthy community projects. More than 3,100 individuals donated over 43,000 hours its first year. The first of its kind in the NFL, Dolphins Special Teams lent their support to programs and projects that included the Dolphins Touchdown For Life Blood Drive, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, clearing out an old army facility in Orlando to create a new childrens park, working with the local Boys & Girls Clubs to beautify several of their facilities and teaming up with Feeding South Florida at area events. Special Teams even went international to assist a shelter for the physically and mentally disabled in Mexico City.

ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES

YOUTH FITNESS VOLUNTEERISM

Miranda Stackhouse was among the four area students who earned $5,000 college scholarships through the Sun Life Rising Star program.

Kids participate in the annual summer football and cheer camps at the Dolphins Training Facility.

The Dolphins Special Teams attracted more than 3,100 volunteers who donated over 43,000 hours in its first year.

TOUCHDOWN FOR LIFE BLOOD DRIVE: The Dolphins held the 2nd Annual Touchdown For Life blood drive at Sun Life Stadium in 2010 and broke their own state-record for a singlesite, one-day blood drive in Florida with 1,567 participants registered. The inaugural blood drive in 2009 attracted 1,003 blood donors. Recent natural disasters like the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile and Hurricane Katrina five years ago have increased peoples awareness about the importance of having a large enough supply of blood to treat patients. COMBATING HUNGER & POVERTY: The Dolphins organization works with partners such as Publix Supermarkets to provide 200,000 meals each year to community programs including Feeding South Florida and LifeNet4Families. The largest of these events is the annual Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway, in which Dolphins players and coaches donate and deliver complete meals to area families and serve food at local soup kitchens. In 2010, the Thanksgiving Food Giveaway single event fed more than 24,000 deserving people throughout our region. MAKING A DIFFERENCE BEYOND OUR BORDERS: While the world watched in horror as a catastrophic earthquake hit

General Manager Jeff Ireland and CEO Mike Dee were among the record number of donors at the Touchdown for Life Blood Drive

Safeties Yeremiah Bell and Chris Clemons distribute food in support of Feeding South Florida.

Hall of Fame Head Coach Don Shula and wife, Mary Anne, take part in the Haiti Connect initiative.

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2 Consecutive state records set for most single-day blood donors by the Touchdown For Life Blood Drive 9 Cheerleader military tours reaching more than 24,000 members of the military 145 Schools visited by Dolphins players and staff as part of the Most Valuable Reader program 420 Riders who participated in the inaugural Dolphins Cycling Challenge 1,278 Community appearances made by Dolphins players, alumni, mascot, coaches and cheerleaders 1,800 Turkeys and meals donated by Dolphins players, coaches and staff as part of the Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway 3,168 Volunteers between ages of six and 84 who were part of the Miami Dolphins Special Teams 4,500 Lives impacted by donations by the 1,500 Touchdown For Life Blood Drive donors 4,671 Appearance hours by Dolphins players, alumni, mascot, coaches and cheerleaders 17,000 Hours spent in local community by Youth Programs department 24,000 South Floridians fed by the 1,800 turkeys and meals donated by Dolphins players, coaches and staff as part of the Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway 43,171 Community hours donated by Miami Dolphins Special Teams Members on more than 700 events 100,000 Kids participated in Junior Training camps throughout South Florida $150,000 Contribution in cash and programs by the Sun Life-Miami Dolphins Haiti Relief Fund 181,653 Kids impacted by Dolphins school visits as part of the Most Valuable Reader program $220,000 Awarded in total for four individual college scholarships and four grants awarded to four non-profit organizations that demonstrate a commitment to success in the classroom by the Sun Life Rising Stars Program 300,000 Pounds of food given away $440,000 Value to South Floridas children by the Dolphins Youth Programs department $533,106 Donation to the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center through the Dolphins Cycling Challenge $785,712 Value to the South Florida community by the 43,171 volunteer hours by Special Teams members $2,000,000 Total monetary donations and contributions to the South Florida community $5,000,000 Charitable giving value of the Miami Dolphins Foundation and Sun Life Stadium community initiativesHead Coach Tony Sparano takes part in the Dolphins Foundation Golf Tournament as part of the annual FinsWeekend.

the capital area of Haiti in January of 2010, the Dolphins immediately began coordinating with the Red Cross to use Sun Life Stadium as a central collection site for food and supplies. In all, the Miami Dolphins-Sun Life Haiti Relief Fund donated more than $150,000 to health organizations in Haiti and Miamis Little Haiti. On Easter, the Dolphins began the Haiti Connect initiative, which allowed children receiving medical care in South Florida to see and communicate with their families back in Haiti by using the cutting edge Cisco Telepresence system. The team also worked closely with Project Medishare to donate resources to the hospital in Port Au Prince, fund urgently needed prosthetic limbs and assist Shelter Box to provide tents and cooking facilities in Haiti. A CELEBRATION OF GIVING: The teams annual Fins Weekend Fishing and Golf Tournaments allow generous Dolphins fans to spend a weekend with the organization, including their favorite players, while raising money for Miami Dolphins Foundation programs. In 2010, the 14th annual weekend had more than 1,000 people gather to interact with players, coaches and alumni while competing for golf, fishing and auction prizes. In 2010, FinsWeekend raised more than $500,000, allowing the Foundation to fund its signature programs in the areas of health, education, youth fitness and volunteerism.

FOUNDATION BY THE NUMBERS

Center Mike Pouncey hauls in a catch at the Fishing Tournament Presented by eDiets.com, part of FinsWeekend.

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MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE COMMUNITYThe Miami Dolphins take great pride in playing an active role in the South Florida community. By lending support to both civic and community based charitable causes, the Dolphins are able to make an impact in the lives of those who need it the most. The assistance that the Dolphins are able to provide comes from the teamwork of coaches, players, alumni, cheerleaders, T.D. (the Dolphins mascot), staff and members of the Miami Dolphins Womens Organization working together toward the common goals of helping those in need and supporting the community that has always been there to support the Dolphins. When the final chapter of 2010 was written, members of the Dolphins organization made more than 1,200 community appearances totaling more than 4,600 hours and reaching 650,500 of our fellow Floridians. The team said yes to more than 99-percent of the requests it received from charitable organizations and distributed 2,600 donations throughout the state. The Miami Dolphins understand that the education of the youth of South Florida is of utmost importance. For this reason, the Dolphins have partnered with both Broward and MiamiDade County Public Schools on several extensive programs. In 2008, the Miami Dolphins received the Commissioner of Education Awards for their partnerships with Miami-Dade and Broward County Public Schools. STUDENT OF THE WEEK PROGRAM: The Miami Dolphins honor a selected student from each of their 20 partner schools at all of the teams regular season home games. The students are selected by their principals and teachers for their citizenship and classroom achievements. In recognition of their accomplishments, they are presented with a plaque during an on-field presentation. Publix also donates a $25 gift certificate to each Student of the Week. TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS: One teacher from each partner school is selected as a Teacher of the Year and is recognized for their accomplishments during a pregame, on-field presentation. MIAMI DOLPHINS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: A $2,000 scholarship is awarded annually to both a Miami Carol City High School and Miramar High School senior who demonstrates strong community service along with a solid academic performance. A $1,000 honorable mention scholarship is also awarded. SUMMER READING PROGRAM AT THE LIBRARIES: The Miami Dolphins are the first team to partner with the entire State of Florida Library System for a Summer Reading Program. The Miami Dolphins also partner locally with the libraries in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Each year, the club extends its support which includes funding reading incentives such as posters, signed hats and footballs and Miami Dolphins teddy bears signed by the Dolphins players. Prizes are also distributed state-wide to kids for summer reading prizes sponsored by the Miami Dolphins Foundation.

EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

The Miami Dolphins Womans Organization is comprised of the wives/girlfriends of staff and players and has participated in charitable endeavors such as the Susan G. Komen Walk For a Cure.

Wide receiver Brandon Marshall and tackle Jake Long visit with MiamiDade students as part of a Cupcake and Pizza Party learning incentive program.

CEO Mike Dee hands out a plaque to a Student of the Week winner prior to a home game.

Fullback Lousaka Polite reads with a student as part of the Summer Reading Program at the Libraries.

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Dolphins players, alumni and cheerleaders make appearances at local libraries in Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Southwest Florida counties in conjunction with their summer reading programs. In addition, the Dolphins offer prizes to the kids including tickets and a VIP experience for the top winners to attend training camp practice as a VIP for the day. The team also sponsors Browards summer reading game, which is distributed to 20,000 children. The Miami Dolphins Foundation sponsors the programs. MOST VALUABLE READER: The Miami Dolphins have joined forces with local libraries and schools in encouraging South Floridas youth to read by developing the Most Valuable Reader Program. This year-round initiative provides incentives for children to read. Kids have the chance to read books in exchange for the opportunity to attend a Dolphins home game. Other events at the libraries include Teen Read Week, Childrens Book Week and the Books & Bears program. COMMIT 2B FIT: The Miami Dolphins have teamed up with the Commit 2B Fit Program, which promotes physical activity and healthy eating to more than 45,000 students and their families in South Florida. Dolphins players, alumni and cheerleaders visit schools to speak to children. Kids also receive incentives such as Dolphins charms and rulers. EMPTY BOWLS: The Miami Dolphins work with Broward County Public Schools on the Empty Bowls Program, which gives students an opportunity to fight hunger and poverty. Dolphins players make visits to schools to make bowls with the children. More than 82 schools have signed up for the program each year, helping to raise more than $32,000 annually for a variety of charities, including the Cooperative Feeding Program and Broward Partnership for the Homeless. KIDS AND FINS PUBLIX SHOPPING SPREE HOSTED BY RONNIE BROWN, DAN CARPENTER AND CHANNING CROWDER: One hundred kids are given the opportunity to shop with a player, alumni or cheerleader with a $100 Publix gift certificate for a Thanksgiving meal. The event includes a party prior to their shopping experience. BACKPACK AND SCHOOL SUPPLY GIVEAWAY: 150 children from Miami-Dade and Broward schools and additional local charities are invited to the Dolphins Practice Bubble for a party to receive backpacks and school supplies. The event also includes dance contests for the kids judged by the players for prizes. The Miami Dolphins have an ongoing relationship with Feeding South Florida, an organization that provides food to the needy throughout South Florida. The Miami Dolphins team up with Feeding South Florida on the following projects: THANKSGIVING TURKEY GIVEAWAY: The Dolphins organization, along with the coaches, players and staff, contribute monetary donations to purchase more than 1,800 Thanksgiving meals to feed underprivileged people in South Florida. Dolphins players join volunteers from Feeding South Florida to distribute turkeys to various agencies affiliated with Feeding South Florida.

FEEDING THOSE IN NEED

Jeanette Sparano, wife of Head Coach Tony Sparano, and safety Yeremiah Bell make a school visit to promote literacy.

Linebacker Channing Crowder reads to kids as part of the Most Valuable Reader Program.

Fullback Lousaka Polite and T.D. take part in the Commit 2B Fit Program, which promotes physical activity and healthy eating.

To help fight hunger and poverty, Yeremiah Bell and elementary school students make bowls for the Empty Bowls Program.

Quarterback Chad Henne shops with a child during the Kids and Fins Publix Shopping Spree.

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SHOP WITH A FIN Ten Dolphins players each shop at Publix with a family selected by the Cooperative Feeding Program. The families also attend a Dolphins home game. NFL TUESDAYS: NFL Tuesdays are the traditional day off for NFL players during the season, but many players use the day off to go to work in their communities. Visiting children in the hospital, speaking to high school football teams or reading books to children are just a few of the activities Miami Dolphins players participate in on their day off during the season. DOLPHINS COMMUNITY BLITZ: The Tuesday before Christmas, Dolphins players, alumni, cheerleaders, members of the Miami Dolphins Womens Organization and staff visit different charities in our community to spread holiday cheer. In 2010, the Dolphins served food at the Cooperative Feeding Program, handed out food with Feeding South Florida in OpaLocka, took 20 kids from the Boys and Girls Club shopping at Dicks Sporting Goods and visited Doctors Hospital and Miami Childrens Hospital. HOLIDAY HOSPITAL VISITS: Each year during the holiday season, Dolphins players, cheerleaders and mascot, T.D., visit area hospitals to brighten the spirits of sick children and military veterans who are not able to go home for the holidays. While at the hospitals, the players, cheerleaders and mascot visit with the children and veterans, take pictures with them, sign autographs and give out Dolphins souvenirs. In 2010, the Miami Dolphins visited Broward Health, Doctors Hospital, Jackson, Joe DiMaggio Childrens Hospital and Miami Childrens Hospital. HOLIDAY TOY EVENT: Dolphins players, coaches, cheerleaders and staff make toy donations during the holidays to various organizations in the community that are in need. More than 175 kids from Miami-Dade and Broward County Public Elementary schools and kids from H.A.N.D.Y. and Forever Family are invited to a holiday celebration at the Miami Dolphins Training Facility. NFL STUDENT ALL-STAR PROGRAM: The NFL Student AllStar Program is an NFL initiative that awards small level grants to help finance student-initiated proposals on how to better the community. The goal of the program is to promote community investment and volunteerism in children. Five winning organizations receive a grant of $400 to help fund their service projects. NFL JUNIOR COMMUNITY QUARTERBACK: The NFL Junior Community Quarterback Award recognizes student-initiated projects focusing on community betterment. The program awards a $3,000 grant to a student partnered with a 501(c)(3) organization for their project. BREAST CANCER AWARENESS: In 2010, the Miami Dolphins Foundation made a donation to the Susan G. Komen For The Cure. In addition, the Miami Dolphins Womens Organization participated in the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Walk in Miami. UNITED WAY: Along with the NFL, the Miami Dolphins actively support the United Way. The Dolphins also work closely with the United Way of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counKicker Dan Carpenter participates in the Shop with a Fin Program at a local Publix Supermarket.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

The Dolphins Backpack and School Supply Giveaway helps hundreds of students get ready for the new school year.

Wide receiver Brandon Marshall shops with a local youth as part of NFL Tuesdays.

Running back Patrick Cobbs and teammates help distribute food as part of the Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway in conjuction with Feeding South Florida.

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ties on several projects throughout the year, including filming a Public Service Announcement featuring a prominent Dolphins player as a spokesman. Dolphins players also participate in the NFL/United Way Hometown Huddle Day, a national day of community service. MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION: The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Miami Dolphins have developed a close relationship over the years in granting wishes of terminally-ill children. Make-A-Wish children are given the opportunity to attend a home game and meet with coaches and players during a postgame visit. WALKABOUT AUTISM: The inaugural Dan Marino Foundation WalkAbout Autism event attracted an estimated 6,000 walkers to Sun Life Stadium and raised more than $500,000 for numerous local autism organizations. Leading the way was Marino, his wife Claire and 22-year-old autistic son, Michael. They were joined by Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland, his wife Rachel and their twin 15-year-old daughters, Haley and Hannah, who also are autistic. CANNED FOOD DRIVE: Each year the Fins and Fans Tackle Hunger canned food drive is held at a Dolphins home game prior to Thanksgiving. Fans are encouraged to deposit canned goods and other non-perishable food items in collection containers located at each entrance to the stadium. BREAST CANCER AWARENESS: As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the wives and girlfriends of Dolphins players, coaches and staff pass out pink ribbons to fans. In addition, the team, cheerleaders and staff all wear pink in support of the cause, the players jerseys being auctioned off after the game to support the battle against breast cancer. FAMILY FALL FESTIVAL: The Family Fall Festival was created to provide an entertaining, educational and safe event for children and families seeking a more family-oriented celebration of fall. The Festival provides entertainment, carnival rides, face painting, food and candy bags for children. SICKLE CELL WALK: The Stadium plays host to an annual walk/run in support of The Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, Miami-Dade County Chapter, Inc. to help improve the quality of life for people with the Sickle Cell disease. TOYS FOR TOTS: Each year, at a Miami Dolphins home game in December, the team sponsors an annual toy drive for underprivileged children in the South Florida community. Finatics are encouraged to drop off new, unwrapped toys at entry gates on their way into the stadium. The toys are then distributed through the United States Marine Corps to the less fortunate families in the local area.The United States Marine Corps and Sun Life Stadium team to collect new, unwrapped toys to distribute throughout the holiday season. Tackle Vernon Carey delivers presents during the teams Holiday Toy Event.

STADIUM INVOLVEMENT

The annual Family Fall Festival opens the stadium to local children of all ages in have a safe and fun environment.

Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland and Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino cut the ribbon to open the inaugural WalkAbout Autism event at Sun Life Stadium.

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COMMUNITY QUOTE SHEETI have never been more proud to be affiliated with the Miami Dolphins than I was during the DCC. This event demonstrates how a beloved sports team can transcend the field of play and have an impact on thousands of families, including mine, for generations to come. Late Dolphins Tight End and Broadcaster Jim Mandich Through the Student of the Week program, the Dolphins have provided a flexible and powerful tool for our schools to motivate their students. We are grateful for the strong commitment the Dolphins have shown to the students of Broward County Janet Del Pinal, Community Involvement Broward Public Schools I opened this stadium in 1987 and there have been a lot of great memories and this will be a special memory, too. I think this is something that we have started that I think we can build on and make an incredible impact over the years throughout South Florida. To have it here is great. Its our place. Hall of Fame Quarterback Dan Marino (on the WalkAbout event) We greatly appreciate our partnership with the Miami Dolphins. Together, weve been able to impact over 160,000 children in South Florida, giving them the tools and education needed to create healthier lifestyles. Michelle Schect, Co-Founder of Commit 2B Fit The partnership with the Miami Dolphins, Publix and the school board has just been fantastic. It breaks your heart to hear some of these kids stories, but anything we can do to help put a smile on their face is extremely worthwhile and for a great cause. Bill Fauerbach, V.P. of Retail Operations for Publix Supermarkets, Miami Division As a player, theres nothing greater that I can emphasize to students than the importance of their education. I have seen firsthand how these programs benefit Floridas next generation. Fullback Lousaka Polite Its a special day when we get to serve dinners and thank our fans for their support. It also gives us a perfect platform to draw attention to the needs in our community and remind people that we can all find a way to help our neighbors. Pro Bowl Tackle Jake Long The Dolphins commitment to the underserved knows no boundaries. Through the generosity of the players and coaches and the hard work of the Special Teams volunteer force, the impact that the Miami Dolphins and their players have on those who need it most is truly beyond words. Brian Phelan, Feeding South Florida I know Ill never carry a football on a Sunday afternoon on national television, or score a Dolphins touchdown, but when we come into a community with our orange T-shirts, people know were there to help. It makes me proud to be a part of the Dolphins team and give back like I never have before. Jessica Haider, Special Teams Participant It would have been really cool for me to get school supplies from a professional player growing up. I remember I was excited to get a backpack from my mom and getting it from a professional athlete, the cheerleaders and T.D. is very special. Safety Yeremiah Bell

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Player/Coach Head Coach Tony Sparano GM Jeff Ireland CB Jason Allen T Vernon Carey LB Channing Crowder T Jake Long FB Lousaka Polite RB Ricky Williams Defensive Backs Wide Receivers

For the sixth straight season in 2010, many Miami Dolphins players and coaches made the dreams of underprivileged children come true through the teams All-Community Team program. The Dolphins All-Community Team program allows players and coaches to purchase a block of tickets to all Miami Dolphins regular season home games and donate them to a charitable organization of their choice. Their chosen charities then distribute the tickets to youth groups or others associated with their organization so the recipients have the chance to experience a Dolphins game at Sun Life Stadium. Players and coaches who participate in the Legacy All Community Team program provide 100 game tickets, T-shirts and food vouchers, good for a hot dog, popcorn and a soft drink, for charitable organizations for each of the Dolphins eight regular season home games. All-Community Team participants treat each of the 20 members of their chosen charities with a game day ticket and a food voucher for each of the Dolphins regular season home games. The following are the Dolphins players and coaches who participated in the All-Community Team in 2010:

Player RB Ronnie Brown LB Karlos Dansby WR Brandon Marshall QB Chad PenningtonJakes Block Party

2010 LEGACY ALL-COMMUNITY TEAM PARTICIPANTS: 2010 ALL-COMMUNITY TEAM PARTICIPANTS:(100 TICKETS, T-SHIRTS AND FOOD VOUCHERS PER GAME) (20 TICKETS AND FOOD VOUCHERS PER GAME)The Brandon Marshall Foundation

ALL-COMMUNITY TEAMGroup Name The Ronnie Brown Project Dansbys Difference Makers The Brandon Marshall Foundation Friends of 10

Dansbys Difference Makers

Group Name Sparanos Squad Irelands Lucky Charms J. Allen All Stars Foundation Vernon Carey Foundation Crowders Beast Squad Jakes Block Party Polites Posse Ricky Williams Foundation NO FLY ZONE Operation Air Strike

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PLAYER PERSONNEL Director of Player Personnel ....................................................................................Brian Gaine Director of College Scouting .....................................................................................Chris Grier Assistant Director of Pro Scouting............................................................................Chris Shea Football Administration Coordinator. ....................................................................Ryan Herman College Scouts ..................................................Ron Brockington, Adam Engroff, Adam Howe, .....................................Anthony Hunt, Ron Labadie, Mike Murphy, Joe Schoen, Matt Winston

FOOTBALL SUPPORT Director of Security...........................................................................................Stuart Weinstein Director of Player Development ..........................................................................Kaleb Thornhill Manager of Team Operations ...................................................................................Scott Bullis

COACHING Head Coach..........................................................................................................Tony Sparano Assistant Head Coach/Secondary .........................................................................Todd Bowles Wide Receivers ........................................................................................................Steve Bush Tight Ends............................................................................................................Dan Campbell Assistant Linebackers............................................................................................David Corrao Pass Rush..................................................................................................................Bryan Cox Offensive Coordinator .............................................................................................Brian Daboll Assistant Secondary .................................................................................................Joe Danna Offensive Line ...............................................................................................Dave DeGuglielmo Quarterbacks ............................................................................................................Karl Dorrell Assistant Special Teams.............................................................................................Dave Fipp Assistant Wide Receivers ..........................................................................................Ike Hilliard Head Strength and Conditioning ............................................................................Darren Krein Running Backs............................................................................................................Jeff Nixon Defensive Coordinator ..............................................................................................Mike Nolan Assistant Strength and Conditioning ......................................................................Dave Puloka Special Teams Coordinator .....................................................................................Darren Rizzi Defensive Line......................................................................................................Kacy Rodgers Linebackers ............................................................................................................Bill Sheridan Offensive Quality Control ................................................................................Tony Sparano, Jr. Executive Assistant to Head Coach..................................................................Anne Rodriguez

Chairman of the Board/Managing General Partner ........................................Stephen M. Ross Vice-Chairman/Partner ............................................................................................Jorge Perez Vice-Chairman...................................................................................................Donald F. Shula Partners............................H. Wayne Huizenga, Marc Anthony, Gloria Estefan, Emilio Estefan, ....................................................................................Fergie, Serena Williams, Venus Williams EXECUTIVES Chief Executive Officer ................................................................................................Mike Dee General Manager ......................................................................................................Jeff Ireland Senior Vice President of Football Operations .......................................................Dawn Aponte Senior Vice President of Operations-Sun Life Stadium ...........................................Todd Boyan Senior Vice President/Chief Financial and Administrative Officer ..................Mark Brockelman Senior Vice President of Operations-Davie..............................................................Bill Galante Senior Vice President of Media Relations..........................................................Harvey Greene Senior Vice President of Public Affairs ............................................................Adam Grossman Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer..............................................Tery Howard Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships and Integrated Media ...............Jim Rushton Senior Vice President of Sales and Ticket Operations ............................................Mark Tilson Vice President/Senior Advisor ...................................................................................Nat Moore

MIAMI DOLPHINS CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Sun Life Stadium 347 Don Shula Drive Miami Gardens, FL 33056 (305) 943-8000 - Office (888) FINS-TIX - Tickets www.Dolphins.com

OWNERSHIP AND STAFF DIRECTORYFOOTBALL OPERATIONSMIAMI DOLPHINS TRAINING FACILITY 7500 SW 30th Street Davie, FL 33314 (954) 452-7000

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HUMAN RESOURCES Senior Director of Human Resources ...............................................................Yolanda Barreto Benefits Specialist .......................................................................................Shavoynne Ibrahim

MIAMI DOLPHINS FOUNDATION Executive Director of the Dolphin Cycling Challenge.................................................Nick Capo Manager of Volunteer Programs/Dolphins Foundation ...........................................Leslie Nixon

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Senior Director of Finance.....................................................................................Betsy Christy Senior Financial Analyst ...................................................................................Jeremy Campos Financial Analyst .....................................................................................................Pablo Bravo Senior Accountant......................................................................................Dionne Harris-Pierre Senior Staff Accountant .............................................................................Dana Guardalabene Accounting Manager/Player Insurance .......................................................................Craig Heil Payroll Coordinators............................................................Elaine Benjamin, Fabiana DeCicco Accounts Payable Specialist ................................................................................Karen Khaleel Merchandise Coordinator......................................................................................Greg Minerva Executive Assistant to the CEO......................................................................Kimberly Costello Executive Assistant Finance.........................................................................Anis Buonpensiere

FIN ASSOCIATES, LLC .................................................................................................Ron Katz

DOLPHINS RADIO NETWORK/INTEGRATED MEDIA GROUP Vice President of Integrated Media Group Sales ......................................................Bob Lynch Senior Director of Content and Creative Services .............................................Wayne Partello Account Executives ............................................................................Jason Miller, David Rigby Traffic Coordinator...................................................................................................Allison Eddy Host of Finsiders Show............................................................................................Jesse Agler Multimedia Producer ...................................................................................................Jon Cope Multimedia Host...................................................................................................John Congemi Reporter .............................................................................................................LauRen Merola

DIGITAL AND PRINT MEDIA Senior Director of Digital and Print Media .............................................................. Scott Stone Senior Manager of Digital and Print Media ..........................................................Rodney Wood

VIDEO Video Director .............................................................................................................Bob Hack Video Assistant..........................................................................................................Matt Taylor

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS Senior Director of Client Services..................................................................Danielle Sergeant Director of Corporate Partnerships .....................................................................Dave Murphey Client Services Manager ........................................................................................Heidi Frasier Business Development Associate, Corporate Partnerships ...................................Caleb Quaid

EQUIPMENT Equipment Manager .................................................................................................Joe Cimino Assistant Equipment Managers.................................Austin Pope, John Swede, Charlie Thiele

ATHLETIC TRAINING Head Athletic Trainer ..............................................................................................Kevin ONeill Assistant Athletic Trainer .........................................................................................Troy Maurer Assistant Athletic Trainer .....................................................................................Naohisa Inoue

Pro Scouts .................................................................................Dwayne Joseph, Nate Sullivan Scouting Assistant ..................................................................................................John Ritcher College Scouting Coordinator...............................................................................Chase Leshin Executive Assistants/Football Operations ....................................Annie Berger, Irma Gonzalez

COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND ALUMNI Senior Director of Community Relations.................................................................Ilona Wolpin Senior Director of Government Affairs...................................................................Eric Knowles Director of Youth Programs....................................................................................Twan Russell Community Relations Coordinator .......................................................................Jessica Vones

BUSINESS OPERATIONS

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TICKET OPERATIONS Senior Director of Ticket Operations ...................................................................David Saifman Director of Ticket Operations and Accounting...........................................................Brett Annis Ticket Operations Manager .............................................................................Adam Summerell Ticket Technology and Operations Manager.......................................................Corey Benning Ticket Processing Representatives ...........................................Chiara Deluca, Wesley Serrato

TICKET SALES AND SERVICES Senior Director of Premium Seating ......................................................................Rick Lassiter Senior Manager of Executive Suite Services..................................................Frances Martinez Premium Seating Services Coordinator .......................................................Kelly Jones-Nieves Senior Manager of Premium Seating..................................................................Jarett Grushka Account Managers, Premium Seating ...............................................Brian Hopkins, Chris Huff Regional Account Manager-Premium Seating .....................................................Lizette Garcia Regional Manager-Corporate Development Miami-Dade..............................Christian LaCapra Senior Manager of Group Sales ...........................................................................Carissa Dunn Account Executives, Group Sales....................Thomas Eugene, Sarah Gattuso, Brian Travers Senior Manager of Guest Experience ................................................................Brentton Jones Guest Experience Representatives................Staci Golden, Charles Moore, Fernando Nunez, ..................................................................................................Amber Schooley, Kenya Wilson Senior Manager of Season Ticket Sales ............................................................Brooke Smoley Account Executive, Season Ticket Sales.........Conway Bennett, Tariq Fleming, Ryan Sollazzo

RECORDS & ARCHIVES Director of Records and Archives......................................................................Kristin Hingston Records Manager............................................................................................Andrea Lombardi Records Support .......................................................................................Keri Seiple-Rumaner Records Assistant..............................................................................................Marie Campbell

PROGRAMMING AND EVENTS Senior Director of Programming and Production ......................................................Jeff Griffith Senior Director of Cheerleaders and Entertainment.............................................Dorie Grogan Cheerleader Manager.................................................................................Emily Newton Snow Entertainment and Events Coordinator ...........................................................Jamie Quadrozzi Game Day and Special Projects Producer/Editor..............................................Matt Bergbauer Coordinating and Long Form Producer/Editor...................................................Claudia Castillo

DAVIE OPERATIONS Director of Engineering and Maintenance ...........................................................Ron Summers Facility Security .........................................................................................................John Nessl Grounds Superintendent......................................................................................Edwin Lamour Assistant Groundskeeper ................................................................................Brandon Romero Senior Facility Engineer .....................................................................................Craig Ferguson Maintenance Worker...........................................................................................Ferdinand Titre

MEDIA RELATIONS Director of Media Relations .................................................................................Jason Jenkins Director of Communications......................................................................................Fitz Ollison Executive Assistant ................................................................................................Gayle Baden

MARKETING Senior Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications ............................George Torres Director of Fan Program Services .........................................................................Scott Baynes Database Marketing Manager...............................................................................Patrick Arthur Corporate Affairs Manager.........................................................................Marcus Bach-Armas

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Director of Server and Infrastructure Support Services..........................................Joe Curbelo Network and System Support Manager.............................................................Frank Quintana Lead Applications Developer.......................................................................Alexander R. Corris Business Intelligence Analyst ........................................................................Rao Bandarupalli Event Technician and System Support Specialist....................................................Tomas Ruiz Telecommunications Specialist...............................................................................Bert Estrada Database Architect ....................................................................................................Carl Harris Network Support Technician ...............................................................................Joshua Sheetz Administrative Assistant ........................................................................................Charla Lopez

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SCOREBOARD OPERATIONS Broadcast Operations Manager...........................................................................Chad Messina Broadcast Distribution Manager ......................................................................Heather Pearson

OPERATIONS Senior Director of Facilities ................................................................................Aaron Haviland Director of Parking ....................................................................................................Alan Riano Operations Manager ...............................................................................................Frank Losito Parking Managers ................................................................Donald Rubio, Demetrius Williams Set-Up Crew Supervisor ..........................................................................................Tommy Bell Set-Up Crew .....................Withfield Blucher, Devon Fletcher, Jason Lowry, Francisco Marrero Office Manager ......................................................................................................Heidi Alfassa Administrative Assistant .........................................................................................Maggy Deeb Mail Room................................................................................................................Mark Leone

HOUSEKEEPING Senior Director of Housekeeping ....................................................................Samuel Richards Housekeeping Manager ........................................................................................Jimmy Moore Housekeeping Assistant Managers ......................Marcelo Essaba, Louise Flash, Elena Pasat Crew Leader ....................................................................................................Linda Jean Louis Warehouse Supervisor ..........................................................................................Basil Bunting Custodians..............................................................Derrik Brookins, Leita Tanis, Terry Williams Administrative Assistant .......................................................................................Patricia Henry

GUEST SERVICES Senior Director of Guest Services..................................................................Reginald Sperling Guest Services Manager................................................................................Gwen McCormick

GROUNDS Senior Director of Grounds...................................................................................Alan Sigwardt Director of Field Operations .....................................................................................Rick Wright Assistant Head Groundskeeper II ............................................................................Tom Wilson Assistant Head Groundskeeper I ...........................................................................Eric Williams Tarp Crew Supervisor ...............................................................................................Tim Collins Grounds Crew .........................................................................................................Richard Wilt Administrative Assistant .................................................................................Susan Candelaria

EVENT SALES Senior Director of Event Sales and Marketing ..................................................Pamela Baynes Special Events Manager ......................................................................................Cara Cambria

ENGINEERING Chief Engineer.......................................................................................................Rick Schaffer HVAC Mechanics ..............................................................Humberto Chacon, Roger Reinsvold Mechanic Supervisor .............................................................................................Ivan Capeles Electrician ............................................................................................................Richard Harris Lead Painter ......................................................................................................Gerard Garrehy Plumber .............................................................................................................Dennis Murtagh Maintenance Workers ...........Simon Blucher, Kenneth Lockhart, Ron Reely, Anibal Rodriguez

SUN LIFE STADIUM

THREE FUNDAMENTAL COMMITMENTS TO OUR FANS

1. To create a tier one organization that provides the resources to put a team on the field that is worthy of the fans support with the goal of competing for a playoff berth each season. 2. To consistently strive to enhance the fan experience at Sun Life Stadium and aggressively market the team to a broad region and diverse fan base. 3. To be active participants in the community.

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STEPHEN M. ROSSCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD/MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER

COLLEGE: MICHIGAN NFL: FOURTH SEASON DOLPHINS: FOURTH SEASON

Stephen M. Ross, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and Founder of Related Companies, an international real estate firm, began his ownership interest in the Miami Dolphins in February of 2008 when he became a 50% partner with H. Wayne Huizenga in the team, Sun Life Stadium, and the surrounding developable land. He increased that share to a 95% ownership of the team and the stadium on January 20, 2009 and assumed the responsibility of Managing General Partner of both the Dolphins and the stadium, which culminated one of his long-held dreams; Mr. Ross grew up in South Florida and the Dolphins have been a lifetime passion for him. Under Mr. Ross leadership, the Dolphins have become one of the most fan-friendly teams in the National Football League. They have significantly expanded the Miami Dolphins Foundations presence in the South Florida community with a host of new civic and charitable initiatives. The team also has improved the game-day experience for their fans by upgrading all facets of stadium operations and by introducing amenities and events that have made Dolphins home games the place to be during the fall. On the football side, Mr. Ross has lived up to his pledge to provide the coaches, staff and players all of the necessary resources to build a winning team. Mr. Ross, a resident of Palm Beach and New York, formed Related in 1972. Today, the company is considered the most prominent privately owned real estate firm in the United States, with expertise in fund management, development, acquisitions, property management, marketing, and sales. Related has real estate assets valued at $15 billion and has developed $20 billion in real estate assets including the landmark Time Warner Center in New York City and CityPlace in West Palm Beach. Mr. Ross began his career in Detroit, Michigan as a tax attorney and later moved to New York where he specialized in real estate and corporate finance at two investment banking firms immediately prior to founding Related. Mr. Ross graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and from Wayne State University Law School with a Juris Doctor degree. He then received a Master of Laws in Taxation from New York University School of Law. In 2004, the University of Michigan renamed its business school the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan and in 2011 the school awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at its commencement. Mr. Ross is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Equinox Holdings, Inc. and chairperson emeritus of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the citys leading real estate trade association. As a member of the Board of Trustees of the Guggenheim Foundation, Mr. Ross was involved in the planning of a major renovation of the Frank Lloyd Wright iconic building in New York and other new museums. He is a trustee of New York Presbyterian Hospital, the Urban Land Institute, the NY Chapter of Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, the Levin Institute, and is a director of the Jackie Robinson Foundation and the World Resources Institute. He also serves on the Executive Committee and is a trustee of Lincoln Center. Over the years, Mr. Ross has received numerous honors for his business, civic, and philanthropic activities. Mr. Ross alma mater, Miami Beach High School, named its football field Ross Field, in recognition of his work to spearhead the refurbishment of that facility. Before that, he was named the Most Powerful Person in New York Real Estate by the New York Observer, Multi-Family Property Executive of the Year by Commercial Property News, and Housing Person of the Year by the National Housing Conference. He also received The National Building Museum Honor Award, REBNYs Harry B. Helmsley Distinguished New Yorker Award and the Jack D. Weiler Award from UJA. Crains New York named Mr. Ross one of the 100 Most Influential Leaders in Business and Mr. Ross was recognized by NYC & Company with their Leadership in Tourism Award.

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WAYNE HUIZENGAPARTNER

VICE CHAIRMAN/PARTNER PARTNER

JORGE PEREZ

DIRECTORS PARTNERSSERENA WILLIAMSPARTNER

FERGIEPARTNER

MARC ANTHONY

EMILIO ESTEFANPARTNER

DON SHULAVICE CHAIRMAN

VENUS WILLIAMSPARTNER

GLORIA ESTEFANPARTNER

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MIKE DEECHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

COLLEGE: FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL NFL: THIRD SEASON DOLPHINS: THIRD SEASON

Mike Dee was named as Chief Executive Officer of the Miami Dolphins and Sun Life Stadium by Stephen M. Ross on May 3, 2009. Dee came to South Florida and the NFL after a distinguished 15-year career in Major League Baseball, where he played a lead role in the resurgence of two franchises and was a member of two World Series Championship teams. Since joining the Dolphins, Dee has laid out the three fundamental commitments that guide the franchise during the Ross ownership era: 1) To put a team on the field worthy of the fans support with the goal of competing for a playoff berth each season; 2) To consistently strive to enhance the fan experience at Sun Life Stadium and aggressively market the team to a broad region and diverse fan base; and 3) To be active participants in the community. Dee has spearheaded the teams efforts to live up to these commitments. In order to grow the clubs fan base, he created a series of programs in the western and central regions of the state and worked tirelessly to improve the game-day experience for the teams fans by implementing a host of entertainment and culinary innovations that has made the atmosphere at Dolphins home games unique in the NFL. On the business side, Dee finalized a ground-breaking naming rights deal for the stadium with Sun Life Financial, revamped and improved the clubs broadcast and internet platforms and developed a series of customized programs designed to enhance the teams relationship with its business partners. Dee has also placed a particular emphasis on the clubs community relations efforts, having introduced a host of new charitable initiatives, such as the teams annual blood drive and the Dolphin Cycling Challenge to benefit Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. After beginning his sports career in San Diego with the Padres (1995-2002), Dee followed his mentor, CEO Larry Lucchino, to Boston and assumed the role of Executive Vice President of Business Affairs for the Red Sox. He was promoted to Chief Operating Officer in 2004, a position he held until his departure to join the Dolphins. During his tenure in Boston, the Red Sox won two World Series titles and set franchise records for attendance and revenue each year including an MLB record for consecutive sellouts dating back to 2003. Other noteworthy achievements while in Boston include bringing annual concerts to Fenway Park and directing the expansion of the teams business and real estate interests that stemmed from the eight-year renovation of Fenway Park and the surrounding neighborhood. Dee also has a history of working in the Sunshine State, having consummated a 30-year agreement with Lee County Florida to build the Red Sox a publicly-financed Spring Training facility that is set to open in 2012. Dee also served as President of Fenway Sports Group, a company that he created in 2004 under the direction of Red Sox owners John Henry and Tom Werner. An enterprise charged with diversifying the business interests of the Red Sox beyond baseball, FSG developed a wide array of endeavors across the sports and media landscape. In February, 2007, FSG acquired a 50% interest in Roush Racing and formed what is known today as Roush Fenway Racing, NASCARs largest race team. Dee served on the board of Roush Fenway as a Managing Director, during which time the team won two notable championships Carl Edwards 2007 Busch Series Championship and Matt Kenseths Daytona 500 victory in February 2009. Dee is active in many different charitable and philanthropic activities and serves on the board of the Pan Mass Challenge, a cycling event and the nations largest athletic fundraiser. To date, the Pan Mass Challenge has raised more than $260 million for cancer research. Dee is an avid cyclist and rides in the event each August. Dee attended Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Penn., where he played basketball and earned a degree in government. He currently serves on the Advisory Board at F&M. Dee and his wife, Karen, have two sons, Spencer (11) and Tommy (9).

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JEFF IRELANDGENERAL MANAGER

COLLEGE: BAYLOR NFL: 15TH SEASON DOLPHINS: FOURTH SEASON

Jeff Ireland was named as the Dolphins General Manager on January 2, 2008. He joined the club after a seven-year stint (2001-07) with the Dallas Cowboys, including his last three seasons there as the teams Vice President of College and Pro Scouting. In his role with the Dolphins, Ireland is not only responsible for overseeing and coordinating the college and pro personnel departments, but also helps manage the teams salary cap and player contracts. He supervises all scouting efforts that relate to the college draft, free agency, the Canadian Football League, and personnel of the other 31 NFL teams. Ireland works hand in hand with Head Coach Tony Sparano in implementing a personnel plan to build the Dolphins into a championship caliber team. In Irelands three seasons in Miami, he already has seen some of his acquisitions play a key role in the development of the team. This past season, Jake Long made the Pro Bowl for the third consecutive year while Cameron Wake and Randy Starks blossomed into Pro Bowl performers for the first time. Veteran acquisitions such as Brandon Marshall, Karlos Dansby and Richie Incognito were major contributors to the Dolphins, while rookie draft choice Koa Misi was a starter for the team all season. Following the 2010 season, Ireland significantly upgraded the teams offense through the college draft. In 2009, quarterback Chad Henne, seeing his first significant playing time, won seven of his 13 starts and so far in his career already has accumulated more 300-yard passing games than any quarterback other than Dan Marino in Dolphin history. Rookies also made an immediate impact as Vontae Davis and Sean Smith excelled as starters together in the teams defensive backfield while Brian Hartline made important contributions offensively. Inheriting a 1-15 team in 2008, Irelands first season in Miami, he worked with Executive Vice President of Football Operations Bill Parcells and Sparano to overhaul the teams roster. Their efforts resulted in an 11-5 mark, the AFC East title and a playoff berth, a turnaround unprecedented in NFL annals. Ireland replaced almost half of the roster, bringing on board 27 new faces, including nine new starters. One of those newcomers, quarterback Chad Pennington, went on to win the NFL Comeback Player of the Year award and finished tied for second in voting for the leagues Most Valuable Player award. Also among the new faces Ireland brought on board in 2008 were 11 rookies who made the team, including eight draft choices, three of whom were in the opening day starting lineup. Long, the teams first pick of the draft, went on to earn Pro Bowl honors at the conclusion of the season. Ireland added rookie talent beyond the draft, as Davone Bess had the second-highest single-season reception total in the last 40 years among undrafted college free agents in their rookie season, while rookie free agent kicker Dan Carpenter led the Dolphins in scoring. In 2007, Irelands last season in Dallas, the Cowboys went 13-3 and won the NFC East title. Of the 53 players on the active roster, 38 had been acquired over the three years (200507) Ireland served as the teams Vice President of Scouting. Seven of those players made the Pro Bowl during that time, including DeMarcus Ware (Irelands first pick as the teams lead scout), fellow 2005 fourth round selections Chris Canty and Marion Barber, 2007 draft choice Nick Folk and two free agent acquisitions that season, Leonard Davis and Ken Hamlin. In addition, since Ireland arrived in Dallas, seven other Cowboys made their Pro Bowl debuts. Ireland began his tenure with the Cowboys as the teams national scout in 2001, evaluating all of the top collegiate prospects in the country. In his four years in that role, his skill as a talent evaluator helped lead to the drafting of four Pro Bowl performers, Roy Williams (who was selected five straight years), Terence Newman, Andre Gurode and Jason Witten. Prior to joining the Cowboys, Ireland spent four years in Kansas City as an area scout helping the Chiefs draft players like Dante Hall in the fifth round and Greg Wesley in the third

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round. Ireland started his NFL career evaluating talent as an area scout for the National Football Scouting Combine from 1994-1996. Before becoming a full-time talent evaluator, Ireland helped coach special teams at the University of North Texas from 1992-1993. He was a four-year starter as a placekicker at Baylor University from 1988-1991, finishing his collegiate career third on Baylors all time scoring list with 213 points. His 45 career field goals, which included a 58-yard effort against Rice in 1991, established a school record for field goals made. Following his senior season he was selected as the South teams kicker in the 1992 Senior Bowl. Ireland, an Abilene, Texas native, is the stepson of Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame linebacker/center E.J. Holub and the grandson of former Philadelphia Eagles player and longtime Chicago Bears personnel executive Jim Parmer. Jeff and his wife, Rachel, have three daughters, Annie and twins Haley and Hannah, and a son, Riley.

DAWN APONTESENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

COLLEGE: DELAWARE NFL: 21ST SEASON DOLPHINS: SECOND SEASON

Dawn Aponte, entering her second season with the Miami Dolphins, joined the team on February 1, 2010, bringing with her a wealth of football experience at the team and league level. Aponte works closely with General Manager Jeff Ireland on football administrative matters and serves as the teams chief contract negotiator. She is responsible for the management and strategic planning of the Dolphins salary cap, negotiating and drafting player contracts and overseeing the football operations budgets. Aponte also serves as the teams liaison on league affairs. A veteran football executive, Aponte joined the Dolphins after spending the 2009 season as Vice President of Football Administration for the Cleveland Browns. In her role with the Browns, Apontes primary responsibilities included player contract negotiations, salary cap management, player cost budgeting, league compliance and assisting in other legal matters. Aponte joined the Browns organization in 2009 after spending the previous three years at the NFL office, where she served on the Leagues Management Council as the Vice President of Labor Finance. In her position at the NFL Management Council, Aponte represented the 32 clubs in dealings with the NFL Players Association and Class Counsel on salary cap and other labor related matters. She also dealt with the clubs on CBA, salary cap and player contract matters. Aponte served on the Management Council Working Club Executive Committee and worked with the ten-member owner committee (Management Council Executive Committee) on collective bargaining issues and labor related matters. Prior to joining the league office, Aponte worked for the New York Jets for nearly 15 years in various capacities, most recently as the clubs Senior Director of Football Administration. In this role, she worked closely with the Assistant General Manager on matters pertaining to the NFLs Collective Bargaining Agreement, player contract negotiations and salary cap man