Miami Dolphins are bringing the heat this season.Not only with the temperature at Hard Rock Stadium, or their new draft picks and new starting QB, but with a throwback jersey that evokes memories of better days on the field.Miami will be bringing the helmeted dolphins back to their helmet designs for Week 14 against the Chicago Bears. Fans online seem to approve the "new look" and want to see it become a permanent fixture for the Dolphins.Throwback threads Be in the building https://t.co/h0pA43FHH5pic.twitter.com/NIYbN3oPhQ Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) July 23, 2026The last edition of helmeted Dolphins started in 1990 and ended in 2012, though the design has been part of the Miami threads since 1966. The newest edition of the Dolphins helmet has their logo of the Dolphin with the sun surrounding it.Dolphins' helmets through history1966-70: An aqua and white dolphin wearing a white football helmet with an orange letter "M" and leaping in front of an orange sunburst. 1970-73: Same design as above, just the dolphin is closer to the horizon. 1973-80: This logo pushed the location of the dolphin up enough to place it above the orange sunburst. The dolphin has the same colors and helmet. 1980-90: The dolphin remains the same while the sunburst becomes much smaller. 1990-97: The design concept is the same, but the entire shading is much darker.1997-2013: An aqua-colored dolphin wearing a white helmet with a orange letter "M" on it leaping in front of a sunburst, but the dolphin itself was given a complete makeover, now with much more prominent features and the addition of navy blue. 2013-current: The new logo features a teal dolphin swimming in front of an orange sunburst. The dolphin has no helmet in the newest edition. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Miami Dolphins will wear throwback jerseys one week in 2026 season

Florida football coach Jon Sumrall displayed a mix of his intense and authentic personality at 2026 SEC Football Media Days in Tampa on July 22.It culminated by Sumrall joking he was going to "throw the podium" at a reporter who inadvertently left his cell phone as he took questions from reporters.The clip went viral on social media and some took it the wrong way. But Abadie said it's just an example of the personality that Sumrall has shown in his eight months on the job as Florida Gators coach."Sumrall's candidness stole the show," Abadie said. "He went into it unintentionally which is why it was so refreshing to see. You'd like to see him back it up with wins of course but not once it was, we're gonna win this, we're going to win that. It was more like, we've got to get better or else .. he's honest about it and that's why so many people like it."Ram said Sumrall's brashness rubbed off on the players who took the podium UF, which included running back Jadan Baugh, linebacker Myles Graham and wide receiver Vernell Brown III."Even though guys like Vernell Brown, who have only been one year in the SEC and have won four games, they're acting like they belong because that's the example that's being set to them by their coach," Ram said. Later in the podcast, Brockway discussed the quarterback competition between redshirt sophomore Aaron Philo and redshirt freshman Tramell Jones Jr. heading into fall camp."(Sumrall) talked about how he played two quarterbacks at Troy," Brockway said. "So, this could even stretch into Week 3 to Auburn, where you may probably see both guys for a half the first two weeks of the season." Kevin Brockway is The Gainesville SunsFloridabeat writer. Contact him at kbrockway@gannett.com. Follow him on X @KevinBrockwayG1.This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: Swampcast talks Florida football coach Jon Sumrall going viral at 2026 SECMD

U.S. mens national team midfielder Sebastian Berhalter is reportedly close to transferring to EFL Championship side Middlesbrough, according to The Athletics Tom Bogert.Berhalter has been with the Vancouver Whitecaps since 2022 and made 120 appearances and scored 14 goals with the club. The 25-year-old, who appeared in all five matches for the USMNT at the World Cup, was set to be out of contract following the 2026 MLS season. Middlesbrough will reportedly pay a $2 million transfer free to Vancouver, who reached the MLS Cup final and won the Canadian Championship last season. Berhalter, who is the son of former USMNT head coach Gregg Berhalter, was named to the MLS Best XI last season and is a two-time All-Star.Berhalter will join good friend and former Columbus Crew teammate Aidan Morris at Middlesbrough. The 24-year-old Morris signed with the Championship side in June 2024.Berhalter debuted for the USMNT last summer after Mauricio Pochettino was hired and has made 18 appearances internationally and scored two goals, including one against Trkiye during the group stage last month.Middlesbrough has spent the 15 of the past 16 seasons playing in the Championship. In 2025-26, they finished fifth in the table, earning a spot in the playoffs. They were defeated over two legs by Southampton, but it was later revealed a member of the Southampton staff had spied on a Middlesbrough training session. The EFL expelled Southampton from the playoff final, reinstating Middlesbrough to face Hull City.With a place in the Premier League on the line, MIddlesbrough failed to defeat Hull City, losing 1-0 at Wembley Stadium.

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STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 15: Ashley Phillips of Stoke City looks on during the Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round match between Stoke City and Fulham on February 15, 2026 in Stoke on Trent, England. (Photo by Malcolm Couzens/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesThe ink has hardly dried on Will Lankshears move from Tottenham Hotspur to Middlesbrough, and Boro are now linked with another Spurs youngster. According to the Lancashire Telegraph, Phillips is the subject of a bid of more than 10m from Boro as they gear up for a potential promotion campaign in the Championship this coming season. Boro doesnt appear to be Phillips only option, with the article stating hes getting a lot of attention from English clubs as well as some from the continent as well. Philllips has yet to make a single appearance for Spurs, but hes turning into a hot commodity in the Championship. Signed three years ago for 2.5m, Phillips has had a loan at Plymouth Argyle and two straight seasons on loan at Stoke City where he has established himself as an exciting young defender. That doesnt always translate to Premier League success, and if he stays hell almost certainly go back out on loan again. He was not listed on Spurs preseason tour roster which suggests hes leaving the club one way or another this summer. One financial wrinkle: Blackburn Rovers apparently have a 15% sell-on clause in Phillips contract, so theyll see a small windfall if and when Phillips gets sold. It seems pretty clear at this point that Spurs intend to flip Phillips for a profit rather than bring him through into the first team; hed be well back in the CB pecking order and its not clear that his skills translate (yet) to what we hope is a high functioning Premier League side at Spurs. Thats probably fine. Phillips clearly is in demand and now might be a very good time for Spurs to cash in, even if it means hes never played a first team match in Tottenhams colors.