Kenny Rosarion is an Assistant Sports Editor at Sun Sentinel Media Group. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a particular focus on team sports. Kenny's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Lawton Publishing Company, Derrick Publishing Co, Orlando Sentinel, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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Kenny Rosarion's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly football and the Miami Dolphins. He seems to favor opinion editorials and event coverage in his articles. If you're looking to reach out to Kenny, consider providing unique insights or analysis of Miami Dolphins games, predictions for upcoming matches, or commentary on team performance.
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By: Dave Hyde, Chris Perkins, Kenny Rosarion
By: Kenny Rosarion
Quick thoughts from Sun Sentinel staffers on the Dolphins’ upset victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Hard Rock Stadium as Miami improved to 7-9.
By: Kenny Rosarion, Chris Perkins, Dave Hyde
Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss whether Quinn Ewers has shown enough to be serious contender for the starting QB job next season and the play of Miami’s 2025 rookie class.
By: Kenny Rosarion
Quick thoughts from South Florida Sun Sentinel staffers on the Dolphins' loss to the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium as Miami ends its season with a 7-10 record.
By: Kenny Rosarion
By: Kenny Rosarion, Chris Perkins, David Furones
Perkins and Furones give their initial thought’s on Miami’s disappointing season. Is there reason for optimism for 2026, and what about coach Mike McDaniel’s future with the team?
By: Kenny Rosarion
The three-day NFL draft begins Thursday night, and the Miami Dolphins have 11 picks to improve their roster including two in the first round (Nos. 11 and 30)
The Miami Dolphins have a new general manager, head coach and quarterback, and the new regime has 11 picks in the three-day NFL draft to build a roster in their image
By: Kenny Rosarion
Kenny Rosarion, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Quick thoughts from Sun Sentinel staffers on what the Miami Dolphins did in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night:
By: Kenny Rosarion
Quick thoughts from Sun Sentinel staffers on what the Miami Dolphins did in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night.
