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  1. www.thescore.com › nfl › newsPoyer wants to change Dolphins' reputation as team that folds...

    23 hours ago · Veteran safety Jordan Poyer is optimistic his experience and leadership will help the Miami Dolphins improve mentally this season.Poyer - a former Buffalo Bills captain who joined Miami this year ...

  2. www.si.com › nfl › dolphinsMiami Dolphins Position Outlook: Safeties - Sports Illustrated

    2 days ago · Jordan Poyer. 2023 (Bills): 101 tackles, 4 passes defended, 1 forced fumble. 2024 Outlook: Poyer signed with the Dolphins after a long, decorated career with the rival Buffalo Bills.

  3. www.deseret.com › sports › 2024/07/23Will Cole Bishop start as a rookie for the Buffalo Bills?

    1 day ago · As a late second-round draft pick, the former Ute is expected to earn a significant role in the Bills secondary, particularly with two longtime starting safeties, Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer, no longer with the team. The next step in Bishop’s early career kicks off this week, as Buffalo begins training camp.

  4. buffalonews.com › sports › professionalIt's the dawn of a new era at safety position for Bills - Buffalo...

    It’s one example of the stellar run the Bills enjoyed with Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer as the safety duo on the back line of coach Sean McDermott ... Poyer, 33, moved on to the Miami Dolphins ...

  5. www.aol.com › safety-poyer-says-opponents-believed-191633072New safety Poyer says opponents believed the Dolphins would fold...

    1 day ago · With a new start on a new team, former Bills safety Jordan Poyer is hoping to build mental toughness within the Miami Dolphins’ roster.

  6. new.cbssports.com › nfl › newsNew Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer suggests Bills expected Miami to...

    1 day ago · After seven years with the Buffalo Bills, Jordan Poyer relocated to an AFC East rival in the Miami Dolphins this offseason. Now, kicking off his first training camp in Miami, the veteran safety has admitted he and Buffalo used to expect the Dolphins to "fold," all but questioning the club's crunch-time fortitude.