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Here's what you need to know about what happened around the NFL on Thursday.
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The Dolphins don't mess with 7-on-7 work in practice, which is fine for the linemen staying on the field under new coach Jeff Hafley.
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Tempers flared several times throughout the joint practice between the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants.
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