Does this performance basically confirm that Philbin was worst coach in the league?

It was a blow out win. Enough with the negative vibe. Move on for at least today for everyone's sake.

Yes, in true ThePhins.com Dolphin fan form, let's argue and ***** about things after a blowout win. That's so fitting!

Only thing that's pathetic is this thread topic.

Missed your chance.

Lol

THIS is what I expected to see from this team all year. Played great, yes there is room for improvements but I am going to enjoy today! One game at a time! I want to hear what the "experts" think of Miami now. Everyone wrote us off. Hope we prove them all wrong

"LBsFinest wrote:

Jesus....if you ever defended that pathetic excuse for a coach, please use this thread to apologize to the entire forum.

Jeff Ireland hired him too, no?

What are your thoughts on that guy?

:shifty:

Philbin sucked??

"Fin-O wrote:

Philbin sucked??

No he was top notch

Yes. Last two games Joe Philbin did not coach this team.
38-10 (Tennessee)
37-0 (San Diego)

Phailbin era, MEDIOCRE.

He'd make an excellent high school coach though, maybe Sherman can put in the good word.

Stephen Ross extended Philbin, and still paid him among the worst in the league. That said everything.

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I agree with those who said that it's time to move on.

But yes, Joe Philbin was in the Caldwell tier of garbage coaches who shouldn't have been employed where they were.

This was gratifying, but ... and just being realistic here ... bounce back wins aren't uncommon after a coaching change. Let's see if they sustain it.

"Agua wrote:

This was gratifying, but ... and just being realistic here ... bounce back wins aren't uncommon after a coaching change. Let's see if they sustain it.

Throwing the ball on 3rd down up 31-10 tells me everything I need to know about the new mindset of this team

I mean, the results speak for themselves. When the whole team rises up and plays like this with such jubilation because the coach got fired, it says something about how they felt while he was still coaching them. The response was immediate, one of the very first days after Philbin was fired, that extremely amped up practice full of one-on-ones and Oklahoma drills. Onlookers said that was the most jazzed up practice they'd ever seen since covering the Dolphins. That same enthusiasm lasted two whole weeks and translated on Sunday. That really says a lot about the guy that was coaching them before, unfortunately.

"Agua wrote:

This was gratifying, but ... and just being realistic here ... bounce back wins aren't uncommon after a coaching change. Let's see if they sustain it.

Campbell is the first interim coach to win his first game since 2011...so it's not that common

Incidentally if you really dissect that Jarvis Landry touchdown run, there was an offensive linemen way up the field basically walling off half a damn football field, impacting two defenders and preventing them from squeezing the angles on Jarvis. That mystery offensive lineman has generally been in Joe Philbin's doghouse, inactive on Sundays ever since being drafted. Just sayin.

"CitizenSnips wrote:

Campbell is the first interim coach to win his first game since 2011...so it's not that common

Yeah I was just going to say that.

Everyone is happy. It looks like the Miami Dolphins may have found competent coaching, and Joe Philbin can go back to torturing droids...

I like the way Campbell decided to drive down the field to end the second half. They should have came away with points but got intercepted. But we all know damn well Philbin would have ran out the clock with the lead to end the second half not even giving our guys a chance. The only job Joe Philbin maybe capable of in the NFL is checking the PSI levels of footballs.

Well. I think it was expected. This of last year. San Diego. No philbin. We dominated then too.

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"ckparrothead wrote:

Incidentally if you really dissect that Jarvis Landry touchdown run, there was an offensive linemen way up the field basically walling off half a damn football field, impacting two defenders and preventing them from squeezing the angles on Jarvis. That mystery offensive lineman has generally been in Joe Philbin's doghouse, inactive on Sundays ever since being drafted. Just sayin.

I think what made today really exciting is that we didnt implement some crazy formation or get lucky with turnovers.

We just made relatively small roster moves, focused on running the ball, and played with passion. It felt good.

"Mcduffie81 wrote:

It was a blow out win. Enough with the negative vibe. Move on for at least today for everyone's sake.

I'll take that as a yes.

I'll get more excited when we win against a good team. This was a win on emotion, I want to see a win on talent. But yes, Philbin sucked on ice.

"Bumrush wrote:

Yes. Last two games Joe Philbin did not coach this team.
38-10 (Tennessee)
37-0 (San Diego)

Phailbin era, MEDIOCRE.

He'd make an excellent high school coach though, maybe Sherman can put in the good word.

Why would he be a good highschool coach?

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