Dolphins/Falcons Postgame LockerRoom Speech

I fuggin love your avatar.

I love you you note carding son of a *****.

Seems like Joe was a lot more fired up after in the post game speech after the Colts win, than he was today. This game may have actually been more emotionally draining.

I think too often people look at play calling and what not and make a determination based off of that whether you can coach or not.

The biggest key for a head coach, IMO, is your ability to communicate and your ability to get the team to buy into what you are doing. This team has bought into what Joe Philbin is coaching, and that is a credit to him as a communicator and as a coach.

As a coach, you do not see Joe Philbin get to high or too low, and his players respond to that and take on that demeanor. You don't see Joe scratching his head trying to figure out what to do. He and this coaching staff have a plan for everything. There is no panic. There is no deer in the headlights look. They don't have to try to hide themselves by wearing sunglasses on the side lines.

Philbin's post game locker room speeches are getting better and better. One of my favorite moments of the week (when they win). Looking more and more like this team has the right coach and the right QB.

I'd also recommend everyone listen to his post game press conference. Good stuff there too. One thing that simply struck me in the conference, they asked him about the play call on the touchdown pass from Tannehill to Sims on 2nd and goal. He says something to the effect of: If the play isn't there for Ryan, we still have a play OR TWO to get the score.

Now, am I the only one that thinks he is possibly thinking about going for it on fourth down, had the game come to that? Truth be told, I did say in the game thread that we needed to go for the win on that final drive. With the time of possession heavily in favor of the Falcons, if we tie instead at 23 and the game goes to overtime, usually at home and with the kicker advantage, that's not a bad play, but we had guys sucking wind out there on defense. Hey, I'm glad it didn't come to that of course... but I'm also taking solace that Joe Brass Ones Philbin is thinking ahead just in case. Go for the win!!!

"MrClean wrote:

Seems like Joe was a lot more fired up after in the post game speech after the Colts win, than he was today. This game may have actually been more emotionally draining.

watch the press conference if you haven't already... a lot of stuff to work on for New Orleans. And I love that... not too high after a win, and not too low after a loss..

"Paul 13 wrote:

watch the press conference if you haven't already... a lot of stuff to work on for New Orleans. And I love that... not too high after a win, and not too low after a loss..

I'm glad we got an extra day to get guys like Soliai and Patterson healthy.

"MrClean wrote:

I'm glad we got an extra day to get guys like Soliai and Patterson healthy.

we are going to need all hands on deck vs the Saints... on a Monday night, that place is rocking more than its usual rocking self.

"JShady wrote:

I fuggin love your avatar.

When we win a Super Bowl, he'll get a crown.

"MonstBlitz wrote:

Philbin's post game locker room speeches are getting better and better. One of my favorite moments of the week (when they win). Looking more and more like this team has the right coach and the right QB.

:yes: Agree about Philbin for sure. His no-nonsense approach is just what the phins have needed after a long losing streak. Seems to be the polar opposite of say Rex Ryan. From his speeches, you really get the vibe of "OK fellas, this is what winning is - i've done alot of it, let me show you how to keep this up." And to top it off, does it with class.

T-Hill - He definitely showed some issues with standing in the pocket too long, or lack of pocket awareness (the announcer couldn't stop talking about it) but he still played well - he's accurate. When he drops back, I expect a completion. Been a LONG time since i've felt that way. It recent years, i've generally been squeezing my cheeks everytime our QB dropped back :no:.

"Paul 13 wrote:

we are going to need all hands on deck vs the Saints... on a Monday night, that place is rocking more than its usual rocking self.

Last time we played them we got robbed.

"MrClean wrote:

Last time we played them we got robbed.

two different teams of course... Reggie Bush was still playing for them... funny to think about it that way. And Bess was still playing for us. And Chad Henne :pity:

love this guy, I Philbin I trust!

Notice Ross has his hand on Tannys back.

We definitely need Patterson and Soliai back if we're gonna' compete with the Saints, especially in the Super Dome.

I love how he speaks. Words. Stuff in clauses. Nouns. Verbs. Words.

What's with the script?

"...we stood tall and--I'm sorry what was my line?" "...and scene."

"lmeister3 wrote:

What's with the script?

"...we stood tall and--I'm sorry what was my line?" "...and scene."

Who knows, but we aren't judged on how well our coach gives speeches, as long as we get the W on the field then I couldn't care on how he gives his speeches.

"ElNino wrote:

:yes: Agree about Philbin for sure. His no-nonsense approach is just what the phins have needed after a long losing streak. Seems to be the polar opposite of say Rex Ryan. From his speeches, you really get the vibe of "OK fellas, this is what winning is - i've done alot of it, let me show you how to keep this up." And to top it off, does it with class.

T-Hill - He definitely showed some issues with standing in the pocket too long, or lack of pocket awareness (the announcer couldn't stop talking about it) but he still played well - he's accurate. When he drops back, I expect a completion. Been a LONG time since i've felt that way. It recent years, i've generally been squeezing my cheeks everytime our QB dropped back :no:.

The announcer (Tim Ryan, a former Falcon player) can suck a bag. Tannehill had pressure most of the game (Nolan, our former DC) and guys coming thru the gaps up the middle around Jerry and Pouncey (who had an ankle injury), Thomas blowing pass protection as he always seems to be starring at Jerry's fat ass and missing guys running right by him. Sims looked absolutely clueless at times, and letting Osi blow by him for a sack and fumble was inexcusable. WTH did he the Osi was lined up out there for? Not for a tickling match, for damn sure.

Tannehill does tend to hold it too long at times, but not every other damn snap as Tim Ryan just kept going on about and Tannehill has to have time to get the ball from under Center and complete his drop back and setup. The announcer was talking out his ass half the time and both of them were unaware of Wallace having a groin injury and talking smack about how the Fins weren't using Wallace deep. They should have read the damn injury report and stayed on Jerry and Clabo.

"ElNino wrote:

:yes: Agree about Philbin for sure. His no-nonsense approach is just what the phins have needed after a long losing streak. Seems to be the polar opposite of say Rex Ryan. From his speeches, you really get the vibe of "OK fellas, this is what winning is - i've done alot of it, let me show you how to keep this up." And to top it off, does it with class.

T-Hill - He definitely showed some issues with standing in the pocket too long, or lack of pocket awareness (the announcer couldn't stop talking about it) but he still played well - he's accurate. When he drops back, I expect a completion. Been a LONG time since i've felt that way. It recent years, i've generally been squeezing my cheeks everytime our QB dropped back :no:.

LOL exactly

I expect to see all of you joining my congregation at the Church of Philbin real soon.

A-joe-men.

"cuchulainn wrote:

The announcer (Tim Ryan, a former Falcon player) can suck a bag. Tannehill had pressure most of the game (Nolan, our former DC) and guys coming thru the gaps up the middle around Jerry and Pouncey (who had an ankle injury), Thomas blowing pass protection as he always seems to be starring at Jerry's fat ass and missing guys running right by him. Sims looked absolutely clueless at times, and letting Osi blow by him for a sack and fumble was inexcusable. WTH did he the Osi was lined up out there for? Not for a tickling match, for damn sure.

Tannehill does tend to hold it too long at times, but not every other damn snap as Tim Ryan just kept going on about and Tannehill has to have time to get the ball from under Center and complete his drop back and setup. The announcer was talking out his ass half the time and both of them were unaware of Wallace having a groin injury and talking smack about how the Fins weren't using Wallace deep. They should have read the damn injury report and stayed on Jerry and Clabo.

Still better than Griese and Nat Moore

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And ya know...don't give me no "The falcons had so many injuries, crap!" Us not having Wake and Soliai is like them not having Julio Jones and T-Gon...for their mere presence and domination.

Don't give me that **** boy!!

Those guys lined up for them!