What happened in Miami isn't really "hazing" in the traditional sense. Like Levi says right above, it's harassment. Harassment has no part in any league. "Hazing", to a certain extent, does. I have absolutely no problem with it, so long as it doesn't devolve into harassment. Such hazing occurs in many work environments actually. Even on the Supreme Court, it is the most newly appointed member's job to bring the other Justices coffee and make sure certain items are in order. This is not uncommon in many offices. In this way, hazing helps acclimate individuals into a new environment and builds a sense of identity. It often causes no harm at all. Sometimes certain individuals take hazing too far and it becomes harassment- this is despicable. I have no problem with hazing so long as it is not used as a sort of "front" for harassment. It often does not. When it does, it is absolutely despicable. It is incumbent upon certain sources of authority in any work environment to monitor such behavior (in the case of the Dolphins, coaches clearly fell short in not listening to Martin). In sum-- hazing is not inherently evil. To condemn it as such is shallow. Harassment, on the other hand, is always wrong.