Hard not to miss this fire

So glad he's off our team. Leadership? Don't make me laugh!

"Den54 wrote:

So glad he's off our team. Leadership? Don't make me laugh!

I can respect this more, IF I saw you post something like this when he was still a Dolphin. Some have, you may be one of them.

But don’t be that guy that acts like he was some worthless player who we hated having on the team in his tenure here.

"Fin-O wrote:

I can respect this more, IF I saw you post something like this when he was still a Dolphin. Some have, you may be one of them.

But don’t be that guy that acts like he was some worthless player who we hated having on the team in his tenure here.

He was a cancer and those in the know, know.

so glad you posted this, i was watching this last night and the best thing he said was "i cant take no days off because i cant be great that way" funny how this kind of passion was too much for gase. Got his money and still telling people to practice as well as himself. Thats a gamer if i ever seen one. Big ups to you Juice!!!! Miami has had little greatness since #13!!

"Den54 wrote:

He was a cancer and those in the know, know.

“In the know” as in guys who have $20 to sign up for Club.

I get he was giving Gase and company some trouble when the team was losing. But he was here for years without these issues.

I won’t demonize him for complaining to the coaches in that 2017 setting. Others want to? That’s fine, I just think it’s kind of funny.

"Den54 wrote:

He was a cancer and those in the know, know.

he was a cancer because he has passion and wants to win, Miami's mediocrity wasn't good enough for him? that's a cancer? a cancer is someone like TO who no matter what happens is never happy, if Juice was a cancer he would be pissed off going to a win less team hes not he has fire and wants to win.

Its funny to me i read all these posts of everyone "in the know" yet miami has never gotten better when everyone's a cancer i wasn't thrilled with the ajayi trade but it could be positive with drake. We let a top 5 receiver go for peanuts and have noone to fill his shoes juice does alot that noone really even understand how big juice was to miami and asking edelman to produce the same way isnt going to happen.

"bigballa2102 wrote:

he was a cancer because he has passion and wants to win, Miami's mediocrity wasn't good enough for him? that's a cancer? a cancer is someone like TO who no matter what happens is never happy, if Juice was a cancer he would be pissed off going to a win less team hes not he has fire and wants to win.

Its funny to me i read all these posts of everyone "in the know" yet miami has never gotten better when everyone's a cancer i wasn't thrilled with the ajayi trade but it could be positive with drake. We let a top 5 receiver go for peanuts and have noone to fill his shoes juice does alot that noone really even understand how big juice was to miami and asking edelman to produce the same way isnt going to happen.

I’d be quite happy with Edelman!!

I’m not sure we will suffer drastically without his skill set, but my god he was a fireplug on the field.

Not ashamed to admit I will miss that.

This is who Landry is. Great play followed up with acting like a dumbazz.

"Fin-O wrote:

(He cusses for those who it offends, do not click)

Say what we will, but this is the Jarvis fire we all miss and wish was still around from that standpoint.

I support the decision to trade him, however this type of leadership is like he say’s 34x.....contagious.

I'm not sure emotional instability constitutes leadership.

I can take that video two different ways-

1) He wants the team to get better and he was trying to give a passionate speech about working hard.

2) He was tired and felt others weren't pulling their weight. He was pissed because he had to work harder than others....which is the EXACT OPPOSITE attitude of what he's lecturing them about.

One is a leader stepping up, the other is a selfish jerk who makes everything about him. I'll let you guys decide which version we just watched there.

"Stringer Bell wrote:

I'm not sure emotional instability constitutes leadership.

I wouldn’t say that athletes sit back and analyze in that way.

Athletes are a different animal, guy’s like Jarvis CAN motivate other football players.

He may not have a post football career in speaking to corporate America, but he just might be perfect for athletes.

Miss him. Having said that Im tired of having our whole O run through him. We used to pigeon hole it to B Marshall and then juice. I think Gases O will be much more dimensional. Which will hopefully translate into more points.

"patcobb wrote:

Miss him. Having said that Im tired of having our whole O run through him. We used to pigeon hole it to B Marshall and then juice. I think Gases O will be much more dimensional. Which will hopefully translate into more points.

Great post. Agree

"patcobb wrote:

Miss him. Having said that Im tired of having our whole O run through him. We used to pigeon hole it to B Marshall and then juice. I think Gases O will be much more dimensional. Which will hopefully translate into more points.

If our offensive line is as good as expected, that opens up the entire offense. Part of the "screen game" came from weak protection and having little other choice, which made players like Landry a great fit. In my opinion though, no player should receive 160+ passes their way per year unless the offense is putting up 40+ a game. The lack of scoring and poor 3rd down conversion rate clearly illustrated that Landry was not our best option...he was basically our only option other than a quick pass to Drake or Parker.

This season I expect to see a balanced offense with a lot more people taking ownership of a winning culture. Drake should have better running lanes. Wilson, Grant and Stills should have more clean looks on deep routes. Amendola, Parker and Gesicki will be able to work from sideline to sideline. It all starts up front though and that's the key- giving RT enough time to work the whole field.

I’m not smart enough in that field to know if that’s the right thing to do for a culture that’s been a joke, maybe it is..who the fu## knows..

Here’s what I know. I know I would of paid him 12 mill a year, and I know that he can’t play on the outside effectively, I know he’s very talented inside his own box, and I know his demands were met by another team..

"djphinfan wrote:

I’m not smart enough in that field to know if that’s the right thing to do for a culture that’s been a joke, maybe it is..who the fu## knows..

Here’s what I know. I know I would of paid him 12 mill a year, and I know that he can’t play on the outside effectively, I know he’s very talented inside his own box, and I know his demands were met by another team..

Good move by a team with a stud outside guy, and more than enough cap space

Loved the guy on the field doing his thing. The guy has great hands and plays hard.
He also produces stupid penalties repeatedly. I cant say about the locker room, I wasn't there.
I do miss him on the team but I also think we are going to be just fine without him.

"Fin-O wrote:

Good move by a team with a stud outside guy, and more than enough cap space

Who’s the stud, Gordon?

Right now they don’t know when Gordon is coming back, Coleman was traded, and Callaway just got pooped for Maryjane..

"djphinfan wrote:

Who’s the stud, Gordon?

Right now they don’t know when Gordon is coming back, Coleman was traded, and Callaway just got pooped for Maryjane..

All indications locally are that Gordon will be back for the season opener. And obviously when he plays......he’s special

This is how I feel about Jarvis.

"Den54 wrote:

He was a cancer and those in the know, know.

Did the Dolphins know that before they offered him a 5 year 55 million dollar contract? I wonder how often teams make cancers their highest paid WR.

"mooseguts wrote:

Did the Dolphins know that before they offered him a 5 year 55 million dollar contract? I wonder how often teams make cancers their highest paid WR.

The thing you have to remember is his judgement and how that reflects in his character, he had no reason to sh## on us or the qb, but he did... to me that shows he has serious immaturity and entitlement issues

"djphinfan wrote:

The thing you have to remember is his judgement and how that reflects in his character, he had no reason to sh## on us or the qb, but he did... to me that shows he has serious immaturity and entitlement issues

Typical young wr

"Fin-O wrote:

(He cusses for those who it offends, do not click)

Say what we will, but this is the Jarvis fire we all miss and wish was still around from that standpoint.

I support the decision to trade him, however this type of leadership is like he say’s 34x.....contagious.

I'm not sure how to take that video. Almost sounded like a verbal beat down of his teammates. Guess we'll see how it translates on the field during games.