The New York Giants have never been shouldered with the burden that comes with being featured on a season of Hard Knocks, but that’s (kind of) about to change based on a recent development that probably didn’t thrill owner John Mara based on what he’s had to say about the program in the past. In

Dan Le Batard is accusing HBO’s Hard Knocks show of “sportswashing” Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill’s reputation by ignoring his past and current legal issues. Hill, an unquestionable talent, was on his way to a career-year before suffering an ankle injury that caused him to miss the Fins’ Week 15

HBO has unveiled the first trailer for the upcoming in-season edition of the NFL docuseries Hard Knocks. This season, the third year that the series has followed a team during the season, the subject is Mike McDaniel’s Miami Dolphins, who currently sit atop the AFC with a 6-3 record as they enjoy

Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard isn’t exactly doing cartwheels over the news that “Hard Knocks” is about to spotlight their in-season show on Miami. The long-time fan favorite NFL show, previously followed the Jets during the preseason, is set to start documenting the Dolphins after their

The Miami Dolphins are being featured on the in-season edition of Hard Knocks, which has led to some strong reactions among players. Earlier this week, Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa spoke out against Hard Knocks filming the Dolphins because he values his privacy, and Xavien Howard called it “B.S.”