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It's like a Will Smith song.

Welcome to Miami.

Yes, indeed.

The Miami Dolphins have a new quarterback.

They'll suck this year, but we'll be all excited for the next 15 minutes about the Dolphins new quarterback.

Who will not lead Miami to the promised land, but will lead to much chatter on your sports radio throughout the next 24 hours.

Welcome in the beginning of another edition of the Ben Maller Show.

And a new week, we're back at it again.

We survived the weekend.

And the cast of characters upon us here as the NFL exhibition football last week.

Got a full card coming up this week of practice games.

Backups of backups of backups playing.

But we begin with the dolphins who waited.

They took their time.

They were very calculated over the weekend.

They allowed the feeding frenzy of Colin Kaepernick's name to be tossed around.

We knew that wasn't going to happen because it was pro-Castro appearance last year.

So that wasn't going to happen.

Ryan Tanhill, gone for the year after those initial optimistic reports by the state-run NFL network

that Kaepernick had, or Tannahill rather, had dodged

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