I guess NFL.COM didnt get the memo we won this past Sunday

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TRTrackstarluxury_boxOP
Sep 19, 2012, 04:55 PM

http://www.nfl.com/

Scroll down to the storylines.

Ryan Tannehill is 0-2 to start his career with the Dolphins. Brian Billick has some advice for Miami to get the rookie quarterback his first win, among other observations through two weeks

BpkBpkluxury_box
Sep 19, 2012, 04:56 PM

Shhhhhh.

Cool, we could go 8-8 and still get the #1 pick in the draft if this keeps up.

Alex44Alex44New Member
Sep 19, 2012, 05:00 PM

Oh god the entire article gave me infectious disease I think. Ryan is VERY accurate within the pocket and I've been blown away by his ball placement ability several times in his first two starts. The idea that we took him solely based on his athletic ability sickens me. Anyone who has watched any tape on him can see he is a passing QB with a beautiful release point who just happens to be athletic as well.

On the draft Quentin Rollins bandwagon.

FineasFineasluxury_box
Sep 19, 2012, 05:05 PM

They fixed the 0-2 reference, but that is pretty pathetic that it was there in the first place.

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Fin DFin Dforum_veteran
Sep 19, 2012, 05:06 PM

What does that site know about the NFL anywa...huh...what?....are you sure?.....oh. Never mind.

unluckylucianounluckylucianoNew Member
Sep 19, 2012, 05:11 PM

can't wait for their article about how we hired nick saban.

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KB21KB21subscriber
Sep 19, 2012, 05:19 PM

I have realized that the so called experts on NFL network and the analysts doing the games, whether it is for CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, or NFLN really have no idea what they are talking about most of the time. Most of what they say is cliche. It is beyond obvious that they really do study the teams or analyze the statistics of each team.

Take for instance the Washington Redskins game against the Saints. The "experts" on the major networks will tell you that Mike Shanahan scripted some quick, easy passes to get RGIII into a rythm. The reality of the situation is that Shanahan actually brought some of Art Briles's playbook with him and installed packaged plays that gave the quarterback several options based on what the defense was doing post snap.

If you want a great overall view that is biased free, then check out Chris Brown's work at Grantland or any of the work that Football Outsiders puts out there.

AguaAguaforum_veteran
Sep 19, 2012, 05:30 PM

"KB21 wrote:

I have realized that the so called experts on NFL network and the analysts doing the games, whether it is for CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, or NFLN really have no idea what they are talking about most of the time. Most of what they say is cliche. It is beyond obvious that they really do study the teams or analyze the statistics of each team.

And how long did it take you to come to this realization? It's been that way as long as there have been broadcast sports "analysts".

The Aqua CrushThe Aqua CrushNew Member
Sep 19, 2012, 07:11 PM

/\ To be fair, most are pretty vanilla and are getting the job because of their connections in the industry. However some guys have some pretty good football knowledge and are good to listen to. I like Tim Ryan and Pat Kirwin, they seem to always know whats going on with a team, less obvious players, know how to explain x and o's on plays for the fans who aren't as educated.

Serpico JonesSerpico Jonesforum_veteran
Sep 19, 2012, 07:46 PM

Unreal.

Paul 13Paul 13moderator
Sep 19, 2012, 08:01 PM

probably written by a myopic Raider fan.

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gandalfingandalfinforum_veteran
Sep 19, 2012, 08:14 PM

NFL Sirius radio is a step up from NFL Network or any of the other sports television stations IMO. It's not perfect, but usually has entertaining and reasonably knowledgeable broadcasters.. Just don't like Adam Schein.

Sep 19, 2012, 08:47 PM

He's probably a Jets fan. Who care's? The team will probably use this and the article that excluded Reggie to fuel their fire!

Rocky RaccoonRocky Raccoonmoderator
Sep 19, 2012, 09:23 PM

"RickyNeverInhaled wrote:

He's probably a Jets fan. Who care's? The team will probably use this and the article that excluded Reggie to fuel their fire!

Don't know how much more fire they need. From quotes I've seen on twitter, this team is PUMPED UP for this game.

Sep 19, 2012, 10:24 PM

"Rocky Raccoon wrote:

Don't know how much more fire they need. From quotes I've seen on twitter, this team is PUMPED UP for this game.

drop some twitter names on me. I just signed up for it a few days ago. I am following a couple of players and a couple of writters.

Rocky RaccoonRocky Raccoonmoderator
Sep 19, 2012, 10:52 PM

"RickyNeverInhaled wrote:

drop some twitter names on me. I just signed up for it a few days ago. I am following a couple of players and a couple of writters.

I pretty much follow every player on the roster. Reggie Bush, Ryan Tannehill, Matt Moore, Richie Incognito, Anthony Fasano, Davone Bess, Brian Hartline, Daniel Thomas, Mike Pouncey, Jonathon Martin, Charles Clay, Lamar Miller, Rishard Matthews, Jared Odrick, Cameron Wake, Randy Starks, Tony McDaniel, Kheeston Randall, Derrick Shelby, Karlos Dansby, Sean Smith, Richard Marshall, Reshad Jones, Nolan Carroll are all on there. Even Mike Dee is on there. As are guys Like Dan Marino and Jason Taylor.

All the beat writers and team media guys too...Ben Volin, Omar Kelly, Jesse Agler, Dave Hyde, Mike Berardino, Armando Salguero, Greg Cote, and even NFL guys like Rich Eisen, Jay Glazer, John Clayton, Adam Schefter, Jason La Canfora, Jeff Darlington, Chris Mortensen.

All good info there.

Sep 19, 2012, 10:55 PM

"KB21 wrote:

I have realized that the so called experts on NFL network and the analysts doing the games, whether it is for CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, or NFLN really have no idea what they are talking about most of the time. Most of what they say is cliche. It is beyond obvious that they really do study the teams or analyze the statistics of each team.

Take for instance the Washington Redskins game against the Saints. The "experts" on the major networks will tell you that Mike Shanahan scripted some quick, easy passes to get RGIII into a rythm. The reality of the situation is that Shanahan actually brought some of Art Briles's playbook with him and installed packaged plays that gave the quarterback several options based on what the defense was doing post snap.

If you want a great overall view that is biased free, then check out Chris Brown's work at Grantland or any of the work that Football Outsiders puts out there.

This would require me to acknoweldge something good has come out of Bill Simmons.
I cannot in good faith do that.

MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:

It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.

Sep 19, 2012, 11:17 PM

"Rocky Raccoon wrote:

I pretty much follow every player on the roster. Reggie Bush, Ryan Tannehill, Matt Moore, Richie Incognito, Anthony Fasano, Davone Bess, Brian Hartline, Daniel Thomas, Mike Pouncey, Jonathon Martin, Charles Clay, Lamar Miller, Rishard Matthews, Jared Odrick, Cameron Wake, Randy Starks, Tony McDaniel, Kheeston Randall, Derrick Shelby, Karlos Dansby, Sean Smith, Richard Marshall, Reshad Jones, Nolan Carroll are all on there. Even Mike Dee is on there. As are guys Like Dan Marino and Jason Taylor.

All the beat writers and team media guys too...Ben Volin, Omar Kelly, Jesse Agler, Dave Hyde, Mike Berardino, Armando Salguero, Greg Cote, and even NFL guys like Rich Eisen, Jay Glazer, John Clayton, Adam Schefter, Jason La Canfora, Jeff Darlington, Chris Mortensen.

All good info there.

are any of them using names other than their real names?

Rocky RaccoonRocky Raccoonmoderator
Sep 19, 2012, 11:27 PM

"RickyNeverInhaled wrote:

are any of them using names other than their real names?

Doubt it. You can just search their name. They should come up.

WhiteIbanezWhiteIbanezNew Member
Sep 19, 2012, 11:37 PM

"Rocky Raccoon wrote:

I pretty much follow every player on the roster. Reggie Bush, Ryan Tannehill, Matt Moore, Richie Incognito, Anthony Fasano, Davone Bess, Brian Hartline, Daniel Thomas, Mike Pouncey, Jonathon Martin, Charles Clay, Lamar Miller, Rishard Matthews, Jared Odrick, Cameron Wake, Randy Starks, Tony McDaniel, Kheeston Randall, Derrick Shelby, Karlos Dansby, Sean Smith, Richard Marshall, Reshad Jones, Nolan Carroll are all on there. Even Mike Dee is on there. As are guys Like Dan Marino and Jason Taylor.

All the beat writers and team media guys too...Ben Volin, Omar Kelly, Jesse Agler, Dave Hyde, Mike Berardino, Armando Salguero, Greg Cote, and even NFL guys like Rich Eisen, Jay Glazer, John Clayton, Adam Schefter, Jason La Canfora, Jeff Darlington, Chris Mortensen.

All good info there.

Are you a stalker? :tongue2:

Rocky RaccoonRocky Raccoonmoderator
Sep 19, 2012, 11:38 PM

"WhiteIbanez wrote:

Are you a stalker? :tongue2:

Shhhhh.

:shifty:

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