Miami Dolphins Detain Suspicious Man from Something Called a Newspaper

July 27, 2010   ·   The Sports Comedian   ·   Jump to comments

NFL training camps kicked off today around the country, and the drama of players battling for roster spots was not the only excitement to take place. In Miami Dolphins training camp, a suspicious man was held by security after he tried to tell team officials he was with a news organization called the Miami Herald.
The obviously fabricated media outlet was said to be something called a "newspaper" by the man, who pleaded with Dolphins security that he was indeed an actual reporter.
Bloggers and television reporters knew nothing of this Miami Herald or newspapers, and said this was all probably some kind of elaborate hoax.

The man was released after it was determined he was no real threat, just a crazy old man holding onto the past, and was told to go read about the Dolphins on the Internet like everybody else.
ESPN broke into programming to report the story. Sports blogs around the country immediately began covering the incident, and the Internet was abuzz wit...

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