It was 21 days ago, in a less-than-full Raymond James Stadium, when the Miami Dolphins did just what many expected them to do following the outbreak of the Richie Incognito-Jonathan Martin case. The Dolphins lost to the winless, seemingly hapless Tampa Bay Buccaneers that night and it was to be the beginning of the end of their playoff hopes. "We believe in our coaches and we're going to trust their decision, but at the same time, we know what type of guy he is and we know what he can bring to our team, so we'd love to have him back," wide receiver Mike Wallace told FOX Sports by phone after Sunday's 23-3 victory over the New York Jets. "We're not paid to make those decisions; we're paid to go out there and play football and trust our coaches to make the right decisions. But we always think about Richie." FoxSports
