Three attacks involving an animal that "displayed unusually aggressive behavior toward people," which can be ******* ociated with rabies, have been reported in New Hampshire, according to authorities. However, officials have yet to determine exactly what type of animal is ambushing the unsuspecting humans.
From Aug. 30-31, police received three reports of animal attacks in the same area of Lebanon, about 122 miles northwest of Boston, according to news releases from the Lebanon Police Department. The attacks seem to be unprovoked, and police believe the same animal is responsible.
Video shows the moment one person was attacked by the unknown animal. The wild animal is shown running from what appears to be a wooded area as the victim walks around a moving truck. The animal then goes after the person's legs in an unprovoked attack. It attacks the victim multiple times. The victim is seen flinging the animal away from them after it attacks their legs again, and then the animal returns to the wooded area.
The animal responsible for the attacks has not been identified, but witnesses say they believe the animal is either a gray fox or a fisher, a nocturnal mammal in the weasel family, according to Defenders of Wildlife. It is an elusive animal that lives in forests throughout the Northeast, the Pacific Northwest and the Great Lakes states.
It "reportedly displayed unusually aggressive behavior toward people," police said. This behavior is ******* ociated with animals that have contracted rabies, which can be lethal in humans if they do not seek medical attention before symptoms appear, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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The Dolphins have announced a wave of cuts, with all clubs set to reduce their rosters to 53 players this weekend.
Miami announced the team has waived cornerback Alex Austin, running back Coleman Bennett, tackle Kevin Cline, edge Seth Coleman-Lyles, tight end Ethan Conner, inside linebacker Stephen Dix Jr., running back Donovan Edwards, defensive lineman Alex Huntley, safety Louis Moore, defensive lineman Cam Rice, inside linebacker Jaheim Thomas and wide receiver Theo Wease Jr.
Miami concluded its preseason slate with a 17-12 loss to the Falcons on Friday night.
All rosters must be reduced to 53 players by Sunday at 6 p.m. ET.

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Following our discussion last night regarding the Miami Dolphins' potential defensive MVP, we now turn our attention to the offensive side of the ball. Aside from the running backs room, the skill positions look significantly different this season. De'Von Achane remains the clear leader in the backfield, with a continued role in the passing game, while fans adjust to Malik Willis taking over at quarterback.
At tight end, Greg Dulcich has emerged as the early favorite to lead in receptions. However, the wide receiver corps remains the biggest question mark following the departures of Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill. The team has revamped the unit by adding free agents Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell, drafting prospects like Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell, and leaning on returning players such as Malik Washington and Theo Wease.
With 12 receivers currently on the roster, Miami will likely trim this group to roughly six for the 53-man squad, with a few more potentially landing on the practice squad. While reports suggest Malik Willis is building chemistry with Washington and Wease, and that Caleb Douglas looks like he was well worth his draft selection, the pecking order remains uncertain—particularly as we await Chris Bell's return from injury to see how he competes once fully integrated into practice and game action.
So this evening's Phinsider Question Of The Day is:
Who is your early choice to take the ****** le of Miami Dolphins Offensive MVP for the 2026-2027 NFL season and why?

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The Miami Dolphins completed their first two weeks of training camp with a session inside Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday instead of the practice fields of their Baptist Health Training Complex.
Miami has the day off on Sunday before returning to the practice fields to prepare for a joint session with the Washington Commanders ahead of their preseason meeting.
With nine practices down, we've released our second 53-man roster projection, which involved cutting 38 players. Now, we're going to go over the five most difficult cuts from Sunday's projection.
Washington caught just three passes for 37 yards in six games last year after missing his entire rookie campaign with an injury. Through two weeks, the 25-year-old hasn't flashed as much as some other wideouts in the room, so he may have to hope for a practice squad spot.
In our first roster projection before training camp, Wease beat out Washington for the last spot in the room after catching six passes for 139 yards and a touchdown as a rookie in 2025. However, 2025 undrafted free agent A.J. Henning has made more plays in this camp. Wease still has time to earn a spot, but he has to make a strong impression.

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