Who are some of your LEAST favorite Dolphins over the years?

Whoever keeps censoring my posts and threads...

 

I'll see yer Ginn and Quinn and raise you a Robin Sendlein....

Yes, the same Robin Sendlein we got in trade for Chris Carter.... I think I hate that guy/trade more than any we've done in the past...Can you imagine Carter together with Marino ??

 

i see your Sendlein, and raise you one Jason lost-my-footing-on -a-4th-down-conversion Allen

 

Ok, they're probably keeping me out of trouble...but still

 

Jeff Ireland, Jimmy Johnson

 

Gibril Wilson!

 

Ray Lucas made Jay Fiedler look like Steve Young...then when he played us he would play way above his talent.

To hell with that guy I hope he has ghonnerea.

 

You've likely given that to every guy you've been with.

 

Your wife is the only man I've ever slept with....







Hairiest *** I've ever rubbed on.

 

dick

 

My least favourite dolphins have been the guys who coasted and didn't try hard.
Ronnie Brown is near the top of that list. With a little bit of dedication and conditioning he could have been a HoF running

 

That was Anthony Carter.

 

wes welker

 

Point, game, and set to Fin-Omenal.

Next set. Phinsational to serve!

 

FinO is just venting b/c he was hoping to be the man for once, Rev.

 

Ferrell "The Fumbler" Edmunds

 

That is silly. I saw no evidence of lack of effort when it came to Ronnie Brown. Please give some examples.

 

Jason Allen totally sucked

 

Brandon Marshall is my least favorite player of all time. That play against the Jest's where he winged the ball across the field after he caught a pass for an important first down defined his time in Miami.

Joey Porter's last year in Miami was pathetic.

Tom Olivadotti's defenses took years off my life.

 

Chad Henne.

 

dan marino
larry csonka

 

He was facking horrible.

 

You mean the same Eddie Moore who got knocked out in a bar fight? That should have told us something.
I would have to say my two would be Reggie Howard and Jamar Fletcher.

 

That's not true. Professional bodybuilders are monsters. Watch a ronnnie coleman video for instance. He was a monster.

 

I feel like this is a trap.

 

-The way he got ran down from behind on every long break, which is all about lack of conditioning and lack of second effort.
- His preference for running out of bounds instead of fighting for extra yardage
- He has only had 1,000 yard year. With his talent he should be racking them up
- His post Dolphin career.

He is , for me, the perfect example of an extremely physically talented player who coasts by on his talent rather than working on it and refining it. His career would be OK for a 3rd rounder, but for the 2nd overall pick it is far below where it needs to be.

 

JB Brown
Culpepper
P White
Charlie Brown (Chad Henne)
Ginn
Thurmon Thomas (Once a Bill ALWAYS a Bill)
Insert whatever BAD runningback was with Marino
Eric Green
Finally Jimmie "How bout them Cowboys" Johnson for destroying the rest of Marinos years.
Wannstache, Cam, and most of all SABAN

 

Yeah, I know but to me he was the poster child for the whole cameron cluster. That and he just was a d-bag in general, and a steeler.

And I left Fletcher off my list but Culppepper broke my heart for the second time, I feel ya Mr Tree. I probably dislike him (crappooper) more than any other player. I bought his jersey from the pro shop for 9.97 though. Took me about three days to get his name and all the glue off the back of the jersey. That was a good time.

 

Between the tackles yes, but after he got into the second level and should have putting the afterburners on? Now if he was some plodding short yardage specialist like Lousaka Polite that's fine.
It's about a lack of conditioning and desire. Ronnie is happy to be a good/decent RB. The man has the tools to be racking up Adrian Petersen type numbers.

 

My least favorite Dolphins over the years are Ricky Williams, Nick Saban, Jerry Wilson, KAJ, and Chad Henne.

Chad Henne more from the crazy Henne backers who always wanted to blame the sun for not shining in the right direction for Henne's failures.

 

Pat White.
Eddie ****ing Moore.
Darrius Thompson.
Jamar Fletcher.
Lamont Brightful.
Olindo Mare.
Pat Turner.
Derek Hagan-Daz.
Hunter Goodwin
Lance Shulters and his tendency to fall down every five ****ing seconds.

 

Surprised more of you don't bring up James ball off my chest McKnight.


That guy can go f//// himself

 

I know some have/will say Legedu Nannee, but I have my doubts that guy actually existed. I mean, I've seen no proof of his existence and his name is very clearly a practical joke.

 

Emmit Smith was much slower than Ronnie but got a lot more yards in the second level than Ronnie ever did. I think the physical difference between Ronnie and AP are minute, and Ronnie is a much better in the passing game. The big difference is that AP wants to be great and bends his will to that object where Ronnie is content with a lower standard.

Ronnie could have been Hall of Fame elite, but he coasted on his natural ability which is why he is high on my list of all time least favourite Dolphins.

 

Can't dislike a guy for flopping totally due to knee injuries.

 

Yet neither was our worst DC ever. That distinction goes to Vince Costello, who coached like Lou Costello.

 

He's one of mine too.
Sammie Smith
Blake
Billy Milner
Andrew Greene
James Johnson.

 

Gardener had a very muscular well defined physique even while he was playing.

 

I agree, and also feel that way about John Bosa. So many people call him a bust and I doubt most who do ever seen him play. Before he hurt his knee, he was developing nicely into a very good DE, and had he not suffered a severe knee injury that robbed him of his quickness, he'd have been a solid starter for years and a borderline pro bowler.