dont know how to embed the tweet but here is the quote.
LMAO.
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lol so true. Hope we hear similar things from other players that were cut and won't be coming back.
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Yeah.. but now he's on the Jags. Wait for all the losses to take their toll. He'll probably wish he were still in Miami after that.
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And with that parting shot, I will remain an Odrick fan.
Always an interesting guy, with a different personality.
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I'd venture to say that the correlation between coaches' energy level and team success is next to nil.
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I'm not sure how that's a shot. Is something that's common knowledge really a shot?
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Not a big deal...everybody knows this...too easy, I expect more JO.
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They need an offensive line for that.
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I hated trading back with San Diego in that 2010 draft and still do. Could have had Earl Thomas, Dez Bryant, among others. I'm not a fan of trading back to get two average players. Get the stud player. Hopefully they ither trade up or stay where they are this draft.
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Fair, but its not as if Philbin has shown much of anything else in the way of redeeming qualities
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Jags actually have a pretty good defense which the addition of Odrick will help.Good signing for them.
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I have no problem with the tweet because I have never thought of Philbin as a good or energetic head coach. He is what he is. A very mediocre head coach who never should have been given another year in Miami.
As far as Odrick is concerned. To me he was a very average defensive lineman and I am glad the Dolphins didn't try to retain him by overpaying him.Vertical Limit likes this.