I know that it was intended to be humerous, but I only got through the first parts before I had to close it. Juvenile and stupid, IMO.

 

El Oh El

 

:lol:

 

They do this for every team. Lighten up, Francis.

 

lmfao

 

Gold, Jerry

 

I got a chuckle out of this one:

 

Nope.

 

looooool

 

I forgot .... 66-94 over the last decade is a superb reason to take ourselves super serious.

Might as well have some fun with it....everyone else is

 

from a fan mwahaha

 

This explains, literally ****ing everything, and my drinking habit.....

 

I am dying here:

 

We didn't have Vernon when Nolan was here, and the past two years we've still been a top 10 defense (in pts, which is what we were top 10 in in Nolan's last year).

 

Buzz Killington

 

You know what people call the actual Buzz Killington when he kills a buzz?
- Stitches.




































At this point, Stitches should come on and say he checked and there's no such thing as person named Buzz Killington.

 

I'm just glad that we're over bringing other teams backups or settling for a project at quarterback
- AJ Feeley
- Sage Rosenfels
- Joey Harrington
- Cleo Lemon
- Daunte Culpepper
- John Beck
- Chad Henne

 

Actually Buzz Killington wears a monocle, while as you can see I wear bifocals. --Stitches.

 

Lol @ the Camirillo/Lemon play. Sadly, that probably IS the most memorable play.

 

Cam Wake's walk-off sack is WAY more memorable.

 

Speaking for myself, not at all. Until somebody said, "Camarillo" I'd forgotten it was him...it just doesn't stick out to me.

 

Absolutely not.

The owner wasn't crying like a baby after Cam's sack. That was one win in a random game. The other play, was against a really good, prime Ravens defense, and kept us from HISTORY....

 

Sadly...I think this is correct.

That line really hit below the belt. It's so god damn true. I think it might literally be the happiest I've been during a Dolphins game since Marino retired. Although there were moments during the Dolphins-Colts playoff game (the Lamar Smith game) that rivaled.

 

All the power to you then. But I think you might be alone on this one.

 

I try and think of vivid Dolphins moments that I can remember exactly where I was, who I was with, and how I felt.

I remember being in a hotel room on vacation with my family, by myself as my family were out shopping, sitting at the edge of a hotel bed watching Lamar Smith bring the Dolphins back against the Indianapolis Colts in the playoffs.

And I remember being in a friend's living room during a weekend where our entire fantasy league decided to gather in Orlando, with only two of us technically being Dol-Fans, but the entire room cheering our balls off when Camarillo caught and ran for that touchdown...just because nobody wanted to see 0-16, regardless of where your loyalties lay.

Probably the two most vivid memories I have of watching Dolphins games post-Marino.

 

Looks that way, and that's all good. No other play has gotten me to jump up out of my chair like that one though, since the fake spike. Absolutely loved it.

 

I can't stop laughing lmfao....

 

for me its also the camarillo catch by a mile, another one is jay fiedlers dive into the endzone as time expired against the raiders

 

thats a stunna

 

Cole

I'm howling LOL it's so true!

 

I'm crying!!!!!!!

Dylan:

 

All this **** is so on point

Greg:

 

This is one thing the players certainly won't miss when Philbin is fired lol.

 

Funny but very depressing and true article at the same time. Here's hoping we get back to relevancy this year.

 

To me its the first wildcat play that Ronnie took for a TD against New England.

 

jeez man you are so annoying

 

I say just ignore rather than de-rail.