Yesterday, I would have said Pennington. However today I'm thinking Starks. I'd like to ask him WTF were you thinking?

 

Depends on the type of interview I was going for. If I wanted a light interview with a few laughs it would probably be Crowder. If I wanted to get in depth about football, strategy, history, etc it would be Parcells. If I was looking for a National Enquirer type interview it would be Ricky.

 

Can I interview a Dolphins cheerleader?:shifty:

 

Top 5:

1. Teddy "Mach 19" Ginnsta
2. Ricky "puff puff run" Williams
3. Yeremiah "dont call me taco" Bell
4. Matt "crazy eyes" Roth
5. Vontae "better than my bro" Davis

 

Tony Sparano, with a bright sodium lamp in his face until he talked.

 

:sidelol:

 

I'm not a fan of Porter, so no. :wink2:

 

I'd like to interview the starting O-line, you know they have to have some great stories about one another on road games, etc. Especially Justin Smiley, guy seems like a character.

 

I would interview two different people.
1.I would ask Ted Ginn if he feels bad for not producing as a number one pick.
2.I would interview Greg Camerillo and ask him to describe how he feels about being a big surprise in Miami and talk about his injury.

 

All of those ideas from the faithful here gave me a laugh, killer stuff :up:

 

Not Bad questions I like it! And never say your **** aint interesting it was to you and i enjoyed it! Rock on

 

Maybe you should be talking to Jason Allen, and not Ted Ginn.

 

Bill Parcells - man knows so much about football. soooooo much. one of my football idols.

Jake Long - first overall draft pick, very important position on the football team. great play, great attitude. would ask for technique and what it's like being a LT in the NFL.

Will Allen - most experienced corner we've got. I love defense and shutting down the pass is a part of the game that makes me happy.

Ricky Williams - mostly for his views on life. yoga, meditation, etc. than for his yards on the field.

Chad Pennington - classy guy. very, very smart. love the QB position. etc. would ask him how he picks apart defenses like a hot knife through butter and how he plays up his strengths.

 

I would interview Matt Roth without a doubt. Not because I love him as a player or anything, but fact of the matter is he plays like a man possessed on the game. I think he has at least one or two loose screws and it would be awesome to hear all his crazy azz answers.

 

read that already thanks :up:

 

Ronnie Brown. I would ask him how much he weighs.

 

Dick Haley and Jeff Ireland.

 

who?

 

Works in the front office in the player personnel department. He's had something to do with the Steelers past drafts. ;)

 

so we should have a real kick *** defense in about a year is what you're saying? :praying:

 

Well if he drafts someone like Jack Lambert again, then hell yeah. :lol:

 

VERY DANGEROUS TERRITORY

Ask him? :shifty:

Don't ask him? :shifty:

We don't do that here :lol:

 

Jake Long and Ronnie Brown. Just seem like two really good guys.

 

Crowder.. hey Channing, what was the deal with nicky satan throwing away Zachs files.. what did he have to say about it?

 

I would have to say Sparano. I'd love to here him just sit and casually talk about the team etc.
AND Don Shula, at the same time. Just to hear them discuss football period.

 

That would be great, Shula and Sparano talking coaching and football in the same interview..I'd even purchase the magazine it appeared in.

 

Just to meet Shula would be wonderful. I have always admired and respected him as a coach and man.
And I'm hoping I feel as much for Sparano when he retires or leaves the Dolphins.
BUT, I do love me some Don Shula, more than any other.

 

if by interview you mean smoke out, i pick ricky. :hi5:

 

:lol: just wait until after he retires in two years.

 

The people/players I would most like to talk Dolphin football are Ginn, Wake and Sparano. I'd want to know what they are doing/planning to take themselves or the team to the next level.