Cutler plays well enough to get the team into the AFC championship game. He throws two INT's in the 1st Quarter and is benched. Tannehill comes in and brings the team to victory, then goes on to lead us to a win in the Super Bowl!
Making the playoffs with a better team than last year is not bold, sorry Ill give you another chance on my post Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Making the playoffs with a better team than last year is not bold, sorry Ill give you another chance on my post Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Dude.. we lost our starting QB. Granted, Cutler might end up being better (or maybe not) but it's not yet obvious we have a playoff caliber team. Predicting playoffs with the Dolphins is bold enough for me given our recent history.
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Here's Ajayi's contribution... "Ajayi said his goal is to surpass last year’s total of 1,272, which he thinks is attainable."
For me the more important quote is this: Consistency is precisely what Ajayi needs to be one of the best RB's in the league. And it's precisely what would help the team the most, instead of several great games among many subpar ones. So I'm really glad he said that's his goal.
Bold? 1) Landry gets traded to the Giants before the October 31st deadline after Grant takes multiple short slant passes to the house. 2) The Dolphins have a top 5 offense and top 10 defense for the first time in decades. 3) The Patriots have less than ten wins AND get swept by Miami. Brady's balls are finally deflated for good. 4) The Dolphins win one of the next three Super Bowls, while reaching the AFC Championship game in two of the next three seasons. 5) Adam Gase takes Coach of the Year Honors, Cutler takes Comeback Player of the Year. 6) Fin D and I will agree on something before the season is officially over. =)
Hmmm.. you might be able to guarantee this occurring, as long as the only possible response options are to either agree or disagree and logical reasoning is used. Let me explain (lol.. this is what happens when you get math/logic involved): Suppose you have a set of statements that you think are true but Fin D apparently disagrees with you on. Call that set S. Now ask Fin D the question: "Do you agree with me that you disagree with EVERY statement in S?" If the answer is yes you two just agreed on something. If the answer is no, that means there is at least one statement in S that Fin D agrees with you on. Either way you have guaranteed the two of you agree on something
Okay, now that's funny! Leave it to a math geek to ruin my prediction. =) I'm a math geek too. So I'll change my prediction to (6) Fin D and I will agree about something Miami Dolphins related OTHER THAN we just can't seem to agree on anything Miami Dolphins related.
Our starting QB next year does not have the initials RT. While that is not a predication that can happen this season, this season's events will be the catalyst.
6-10 Last year turns out to be a fluke (it's really hard to go 10-6 with a negative scoring differential like we did last year -- maybe cbrad could say just how hard). Cutler is benched by midseason. Sorry, but every forum needs a wet blanket.
Yup.. easy to answer because you asked that same question awhile ago and I still have the data (post #212) https://thephins.com/threads/dolphins-vs-eagles-preseason-game-3-thread.91613/page-6#post-2964551 Let me be more detailed this time. From 2002-2016 you have 32*15 = 480 team seasons. Out of those 480, only 11 times did a team have a negative score differential and have a winning record. Only twice did a team have at least 10 wins: Dolphins in 2016, and the Colts in 2012 actually had 11 wins with a negative score differential. So the probability a team has a negative score differential with at least 10 wins is 2/480 = 0.42% so it's REALLY unlikely. The other way to look at this is to ask how many wins a team should have if their average score differential per game was the same as ours last year at around -1 per game. This graph (plug -1 into the equation WP = 2.8*PD + 49.9) shows that at -1 average score differential per game we should have around 47% win percentage which translates to about 7.5 wins per season. And that's exactly where Vegas has us lol.
Cutler finally throws 30 TDs for the first time ever, and improves his INT % to a respectable 2.3. A full point improvement on his average! Charles Harris finishes the season with 8 sacks. ;-)
Bold prediction: We are the 2017-18 team that nobody wants to have to play in the Playoffs. We also finish 7-9. Also, Jay Cutler makes it a full 6 weeks without injury.
I'm going to say we go 10-6. Were a very good up and coming team. We'll play against the Raiders in the playoffs.