This was a no win game for us. We win and it's because the Jests had so many missing this game. We lose and it is as it should be. I noticed during the game how much the Phins were kicking up sod and slipping and sliding but did not notice the same from the the Jests. I know some can be blamed on poor angles and position (JA) but I wonder if the equipment manager might need to be spoken to as well..

We could have won that game even with all the mistakes.

 

Rex picks out one player to dump the gatorade on. For one sack? Or for Being Benidict Arnold? Did Taylor help with dumping info about our offensive plays, calls, ect. Or does Rex really just love Taylors play that much? Sorry it gets under my skin watching that last 5 seconds.

 

Here is what Ryan said about it:

"I just wanted to do it because I think that was just a tribute to him. Jason never wanted to leave Miami. The truth of the matter is they got rid of Jason. The way he's come here into our building, been around his teammates here and living in the community, I mean, wow. We're so fortunate to have him. What a tremendous pickup that was for us."

 

The thing that stood out to me is that the Dolphins' Defensive players have no hands...Sanchez served up a lot of opportunities for intereceptions and they were flat out dropped. Clemons, Langford, Allen, and even Wake had their paws on Sanchez passes. That to me was the difference in the game. Same old Sanchez, same old Dolphins D.

 

I mentioned in a different thread about the same divot Pod..he was in excellent position until the slip...pisses me off..

Why does it look like they played more physical than us, was it because they got us out of a defensive rhythm from the get, and we could not adjust, or what was it?, cause if hear a player say they were flat, iam gonna go off..

Chad Henne sets his feet = good play..

Chad Henne doesn't set his feet= not good..

I cant let go of this game.

 

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