1. C Tim Ruddy 2. G Roy Foster 3. C Bob DeMarco Curley Culp and Bill George are the two Hall of Famers who wore mostly 61 and other notables at that number would include Nat Newton and Jesse Sapolu.

A mainstay on the Miami Dolphins offensive line, Tim Ruddy played and started at center in 140 of the team's 144 games from 1995 to 2003. The Notre Dame grad was also widely recognized as one of the ...

Tim Ruddy, the brawny and strong anchor in the trenches, is headed for induction into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. The former all-state two-way lineman at Dunmore, then standout at the ...

Miami Dolphins C Tim Ruddy was unable to practice Wednesday because of a sore knee, and coach Jimmy Johnson said the condition is a concern. If Ruddy can’t play Sunday against the New York Jets ...

What was he, a seventh grader? Junior varsity, right? And Tim Ruddy was having trouble blocking a defender; having trouble doing a job he so badly wanted to do well. “He was unhappy with himself ...

That’s the case with Tim Ruddy’s immensely powerful new drama The International, now playing at The Cell on West 23 Street. If his script is anything to go by here’s hoping that Irish actors ...

Run by the affable bartender Brendan (Tim Ruddy), the pub is a second home to Jack (Paul O’Brien), a regular who pours his own drinks; Jim (John Keating), who cares for his elderly mother ...

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After the Miami Dolphins had problems picking up the New York Giants’ stunts and blitzes, C Tim Ruddy will get his starting job back from Seth McKinney on Sunday at Jacksonville — if he’s ...

The battle for the top spot at 61 is a tight one and it involves two players, Roy Foster and Tim Ruddy. Foster played 132 games with 95 starts over nine years with the Dolphins after arriving as a ...