Miami Dolphins

Miami Dolphins: If you aren't up to speed with the goings on of the Miami Dolphins, here is what you need to know. Martin used to play offensive tackle for the team. He left because he says he was bullied, hazed and harassed -- mainly by Richie Incognito -- to the point he had to seek treatment for emotional distress. , according to Winnipeg Free Press. The cycle begins with the fact, for the most part, veterans don't initially care for the new players continually introduced to the team -- rookies. This aversion is understandable. If every year at your place of employment, multiple younger and cheaper prospects were brought in to compete for your job, and eventually take it, you probably wouldn't greet them with open arms either. With his actions, Jonathan Martin is making the NFL locker-room accountable to the standards and practices of a typical work environment. The only problem with this is the locker-room in professional football is anything but typical, and unlikely to change anytime soon. The problem with opening this window into the culture of pro-football is what you see when you look inside. Physical and mental abuse and harassment -- to some degree -- is something that happens every day in this world. It is the byproduct and side effect of the most physical and aggressive industry there is. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.