thats how you stop the spread. of course you need 7 DBs lol but if you have the small quick guys the spread is easily nullified
curry is a bit of a bust considering where he was drafted but he's ok overall. kinda like chris long in st louis
Look at the Seahawks, never underestimate a hungry team that is playing at home and has nothing to lose. I guess we know this 7-9 team is way ahead of the Dolphins, at least on offense. They aren't just happy to be there like the 2008 Dolphins, seeing a team like this giving the defending champion Saints everything they can handle kind of makes that 2008 playoff game bother me more. Oh well. Olindoooooooo Mare!
Seahawks recover a fumble, and run the ball 3 straight times and kick a FG. Dan Henning has not retired.
I just posted this in the mains, figured some of ya'll would like to read it.Its a letter from our owner to the season ticket holders. From our owner..The letter to his ticket holders..important to read.. Just got a email from s. Ross for season tix holders (enjoy) LETTER FROM THE OWNER To Our Loyal Season Ticket Members, The first of the three commitments that I made to all of our fans when I purchased the Miami Dolphins was that I would do everything possible to bring a Super Bowl championship back to South Florida. That, above all else, is what I want for this franchise, for this community and what you, as a season ticket member, deserve. So there is no confusion about our recent actions, and because you are entitled to our trust and confidence, I want you to hear directly from me about the evaluation process of the past week. Going into the 2010 season, my expectation was that we had a team and an organization that was capable of reaching the Super Bowl. We fell short of that goal and, furthermore, the season was disappointing for a few reasons. We were very aggressive during the offseason and added players and coaches that we believed were the missing pieces to put us over the top. While many of those new faces were outstanding contributors this season, we still fell short in other areas. Additionally, our performance at home was bitterly disappointing. The reasons as to why we played so much better on the road than at home are hard to figure. As a fan myself, I know how frustrating this season was on all of you. The results were unacceptable. We hold ourselves to higher standards and have loftier goals for this franchise. We fell short of our mission of returning to the postseason and did not measure up to the high standards we set for ourselves. As a result, I felt it was incumbent upon me to explore options to improve this team. I met with Tony Sparano on Monday to discuss the season and understand his plan of what needed to change as we headed into the offseason. I told him that I needed time to digest what I had heard and that I would get back to him with my thoughts later in the week. Meanwhile, I received word that Jim Harbaugh made it clear that his intention was to pursue a career in the NFL. As news reports began to surface on Tuesday that Jim was interviewing with other teams, I made the decision to reach out to Jim to see whether or not he would be a beneficial fit for the organization. General Manager Jeff Ireland and I met with Jim on Thursday. At the end of the meeting, I thanked Jim for his time, wished him well and soon let him know that we would not pursue the discussion any further. To be clear, I made no offer to Jim Harbaugh. Reports to the contrary and the associated outrageous financial terms that were rumored with those reports were completely inaccurate. We never spoke to any other coaching candidates, including Bill Cowher, Jon Gruden or any other names that have been rumored to be a candidate. Tony Sparano is the best person to lead this team. Tony's contract has been extended through the 2013 season, and I wholeheartedly believe that the combination of Jeff and Tony represents one of the strongest organizations in all of football. I remain committed to supporting them in any way possible and will always provide the financial resources to make us a winner. I am obsessed with winning and will do whatever it takes to make us a perennial Super Bowl contender. Many of the model franchises over the course of NFL history have been built on a commitment from ownership to chart a course for the organization, select the right people to execute that strategy and allow them the time to finish what they started. Stability and consistency are two of the most important virtues of ownership. I realize your faith in us has been put to the test this week, but I assure you we are well positioned to return to the winning ways that have defined this franchise. Let me end by thanking you for hanging in there and supporting us throughout the year despite our struggles at home. For that, we are sincerely grateful. You have my personal and unwavering commitment that we will do our part to create a true home field advantage with your help in the future. Rest assured, there are better days ahead for the Miami Dolphins. With sincere thanks and appreciation, Steven Ross.
ST keeps the returner bottled up inside the 20yd line again, that is what a good unit can offer a team
only if ross is still sticking his nose in our business. hopefully he disappears into the background and concentrates on getting us more B and C celebrities. Maybe he can install some water slides that take you from the beer stand directly to your seat
A couple months ago, I went back and watched the Rams - Pats Super Bowl. Martz version of the Air Coryell against New England's smart and disciplined defense. Belichick used a ton of jamming/re-routing along with seven DB's.
Surprised they didn't get Jonathan Goodwin on that last play for false start. Looked like he left early.
Went back and watched that last Seahawks touchdown. They're in a Trips Bunch set. I'll never understand this but why not jam the hell out of the receiver on the LOS?
I watch Hasselback and I'm seeing a Field General, everything moves crisply, ball out on time, man I really do not like Chad Henne right now.
The levels that professional athletes can reach when emotionally charged can take 7 and 9 team's who play in an emotionally charged stadium, and beat super bowl champs.
Hmm, I have a theory: Good Qb's have bad hair, look at Hasselback and Rivers and Pennington..and Manning and Brady. Hmm, I see a bald qb in the draft... I am taking him, scare crow hair as well. Brady Quinn had great hair
