The Miami Dolphins redid the beloved logo on their helmets six years ago, making the dolphin look more “realistic” and taking away its helmet with the orange “M.” Is it a coincidence that ...

Miami Dolphins chief executive officer Mike Dee said Wednesday that a team logo that appeared on NFL.com earlier in the day is, in fact, the official one, according to the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

As just about every Dolphins fan is aware of, the Miami Dolphins have unveiled their new logo, although it wasn't exactly done according to plan (per NFL.com).

The Miami Dolphins will make a major change to their iconic logo in April, and on Tuesday it became clear that leaks of the new logo that surfaced a week ago are legit.

Earlier in the day, we told you about how NFL.com might have accidentally leaked the new Miami Dolphins logo.. The website eventually removed the logo and replaced it with the old one. But, then on ...

The Miami Dolphins will have a new logo and new uniforms for the 2013 NFL season. The new logo is not expected to be a major change, but there will be some tweaks to the image while keeping the ...

As it stands, Miami is in a position to put a much better product on the field this season and its new logo emphasizes that fact. Don’t just take my word for it. Legendary Dolphins coach Don ...

The Miami Dolphins are making waves with new rebranding efforts and a leaked logo. Alrighty then! Check out the video to see how the little flipper has changed. No matter what you think about ...

Team owner Stephen Ross -- hell-bent on turning the Dolphins into the talk of the town -- went public last month with his desire to overhaul Miami's uniforms and logo. He wasn't kidding around ...

The Miami Dolphins hinted earlier this year that they might soon change their logo, and at first we figured the change would only be minimal. After all, the team has been using variations of the ...

The Miami Dolphins officially released their new logo on Monday, a week after the image was leaked on the Internet and caused a stir among sports fans in South Florida.