Jim "Crash" Jensen talks with Bitchin' Dave and Shed Dawg Mike

Miami Dolphins fan favorite Jim "Crash" Jensen talked with Shed Dawg Mike and Bitchin' Dave during the Friday, January 25 edition of the Bitchin and the Shed Dawg Show on FInsRadio.net.

Jim Jensen #11 played for the Miami Dolphins for 12 years. His versatility and fearless play on special teams earned him the nickname "Crash".

Jensen played quarterback, running back, fullback, wide receiver, tight-end, holder, and punt snapper. From 1984 to 1991, he turned 229 receptions into 132 first-downs, and from 1984 to 1988, he recorded a reception in 55 of 63 games.

In 2006 the Miami Dolphins fans and alumni chose Jim as the 2006 Miami Dolphins Alumni Unsung Hero!

Check out the archives of the FinsRadio.net show here.

Tailgating in the Snow (Week 14)

The weather has turned ugly earlier than expected in Newfoundland this year and it has already taken its toll on the Dawgs tailgating fun.

The Dawgs will be forced to adapt to the conditions and maybe go a little "old School" for the remainder of the dismal 2007 Season from Hell.

Click on the above image to view video footage of what has become a brutal season!

Gameday Live Features Sheddawgs.com

Gameday Live, the Pre and Post game show for the Miami Dolphins recently featured Sheddawgs.com in a piece that aired on the Jumbo Tron at Dolphin Stadium in the month of October.

Special thanks to Producer Marni Wagner of Minds i No Limits, Corp. and to Allison Willams of Gameday Live. Also a special thanks to Gameday Live hosts Tony Segreto and Kristen Hewitt for all thier kind words about the Shed Dawgs during the Dolphins - Raiders game.

To view the Gameday Live Feature click on the player above.

5th Annual Shed Dawgs Day a big success

The Shed Dawgs celebrated their 5th annual Shed Dawgs Day on October 28th. Despite yet another Dolphins loss, the day was a huge success. Lots of food, drink and friends hanging out in the shed and Crankin' it up a Notch as usual. This marked the last official act for Mayor and Shed Dawg Steve Kent as he is moving on to bigger and better things with the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Government as a Member of the House of Assembley. The 5th Annual Shed Dawgs day saw over 20 people in the Shed for a great time. Special thanks to Jeremy Hart of Labatts and Tracy Holwell of Iceberg Vodka for the generous donations. Click here for more details on Shed Dawgs Day.

Pictures of Fandango '07 and Web Weekend '07

You can finally check out some of the photos from the Fandango 2007 and Web Weekend 2007 events.

The Shed Dawgs would like to thank Dave Cross, Miami Dolphins team photographer for providing many pictures of the Weekend events.

Shed Dawg Mike would also like to thank Bitchin' Dave Kennedy for providing the wonderful picture to your left. Check out Bitchin' Dave's video blogs of the Web Weekend 2007 at www.bitchindave.com.

The Shed Dawgs with Dolphins Owner H. Wayne Huizenga

Shed Dawgs Mike, Jeff, Corey, Aaron and Rook are back from Miami and Fandango 2007 which was highlighted by the Miami Dolphins 4th Annual Web Weekend. Highlights of the trip included pregame field passes, exclusive stadium and training facility tours as well as a dinner and banquet that included team owner Mr. H. Wayne Huizenga, President Bryan Wiedmeier, CEO Joe Bailey, Head Coach Cam Cameron and other members of the Miami Dolphins.

The Dawgs would like to thank the Miami Dolphins for giving us the VIP treatment over the past weekend. In particular, we would like to thank Scott Stone, Rodney Wood, Michelle Stone and Ryan White for all their hard work in making the weekend a huge success.

We would also like to say hi to all the Web Weekend participants. It was great seeing everyone again and meeting those there for the first time.

Rooks Top 10 things you need to know about Fandango '07

10) The beaches are even better in person than they are on TV. The water is so friggin warm compared to our waters.

9) You can get 18 beer for $11.99 at the grocery store. Trust me when I say we took full advantage of that deal day in and day out. Plus, the beer boxes had Dolphin team helmets on them. Classy!!!

8) Driving down Ocean Drive was like actually playing Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for PLaystation, or watching Miami Vice, CSI: Miami, or Scarface….Insane!!!!

7) MANGOS MANGOS MANGOS

6) The hardcore American in the pool in South Beach who drank our Iceberg Vodka. We gave him a stiff one and what did he do? Held his glass in the air, splashed in right down in the chlorine water to get some mix, and continued to drink…..What is that? A double Vodka and Pool Water. OR a crazy Californian….u decide!

5) I gotta say touring Dolphin Stadium was amazing. We got to go down on the field, we toured the Locker Room, we saw all the jerseys hanging in the lockers. We got to see some renovations to the building. Did you know Dolphin Stadium has over 2700 TV Screens. And you know what, every Sunday in 07-08, the Dolphins will suck on every one of em.

4) The Hall of Legends. We saw Dan Marino’s encased locker from his last ever game. Complete with shaving gel and underarm deodorant. Right Guard on both if you were wondering.

3) Papa John’s Pizza. Man! That stuff is like crack.

2) Dr. Martin Luther King Drive. Somehow we managed to find ourselves on this street more than others. There are over 650 streets named after Martin Luther King in the US and the one in Miami is pretty shady. To quote the great comedian Chris Rock “If you find yourself on Martin Luther King, Run!!!!!!”

Number 1: ------- The 2Michelles.....nuff said!!!!!!!!!

Exclusive interview with Dolphins great WR Nat Moore

This past summer, Shed Dawg Mike was part of a conference call to interview Dolphins legend Nat Moore. Nat Moore was one of Dan Marino’s favorite targets. When Moore retired he had broken almost every team record of the Miami Dolphins. Nat would end his storied career with 510 receptions for 7,547 yards and 74 touchdowns. Nat was elected to the Pro Bowl in 1977, his best season, when he led the league in scoring with 12 touchdowns and 52 receptions. In 1984, the league voted him “Man of the Year,” an honor given on the player who gives outstanding service to his community. Moore also received the Byron Whizzer White Humanitarian Award in 1986; and in 1998, he created The Nat Moore Foundation, an organization designed to meet the needs of disadvantaged youth in the Miami-Dade County area. Nat continues to be active in broadcasting as well commenting for both the Dolphins and the University of Florida Gators.

To listen to the entire interview click here.

Exclusive interview with Dolphins great Mercury Morris

Mercury Morris was instrumental as part of the historic Dolphins undefeated team of 1972. That year, he ran for exactly 1000 yd, becoming, with teammate Larry Csonka, the first 1000-yard tandem in NFL history.

Mercury Morris sat down last summer with Doug Ford for Dolfansites.com, the main website for the Miami Dolphins Web Weekend group of fan sites.

For the complete story click here.

Shed Dawg Mike talks with Dolphins President and Chief Operating Office Bryan Wiedmeier

On Thursday, August 9, 2007, Shed Dawg Mike was part of a conference call that included members of the Miami Dolphins Web Weekend Fan Sites as well as Senior Director-Internet and Publications Scott Stone and Dolphins President and Chief Operation Officer Bryan Wiedmeier. Here is an excerpt of the conversation between Shed Dawg Mike and Mr. Wiedmeier. An audio file of the complete conference call is available at the end of the transcript. A full transcript will follow. [Full Story]

Shed Dawg Gear

New items include Ringer T, White T, Ash Grey T, Value T, Coffee Mug and License Plate. Order up and get your "Dawg" on!

There aren’t a lot of proclamations in Mount Pearl that the majority of the city’s residents don’t hear about.

However, Mayor Steve Kent declared Dec. 18 as ‘Shed Dawgs Day,’ and encouraged all Shed Dawgs to continue to support the Miami Dolphins. [Full Story]