I have a hard time reading Omar but he could be right, until they can start a game strong I'm not confident in them in the least bit. Very inconsistent as a unit.

 

"I think Lamar Miller and Daniel Thomas are competing neck and neck," Sherman said.

 

Someone needs to challenge Omar to a bet where if he is wrong he has to cut his dreds off and eat them.

 

"Cam Brady , he's a mess "

 

I reckon he craps.on Tannehill...who might be deserving of it. Like it or not he's the leader of this offensive, he is just because he's the QB. If he plays well we will start strong cause our defense is THAT good. We won't need a lot points.

 

Lol I normally don't take troll bait but he made one of his stupid Tannehill bashing tweets and followed it with the famous I don't talk qbs bull****.

He hasn't said a word about my reply though.... Surprised he didn't block me and quote a bible verse that in no way shape or form has anything to do with the conversation.... Ya

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Was it Omar who once thought a 3 technique meant that the DT had to cover 3 gaps at once? Or Salguero?

Either way, who gives a **** what he writes? Truly.

 

That's it for me, offense vs. defense, and I think our D can slow down Browns, Colts, Ravens.


I would love to see Dion Jordan have a coming out party on MNF against the Saints and Drew Brees. We should be able to stop their run, this is when that 3rd overall puck needs to show up. They can force 1-1 on the DEs.

There are so many variations we can throw on the field to get pressure.

 

Not clicking the link. He doesnt deserve the hit.

 

:deadhorse:
Omar

 

Not true, as we saw with Henne the QB isn't always the leader.

 

Know what's fun?

Not reading the article, but all of us guessing what Omar's little brain may have come up with.


LOL.

 

Blo-mar tells us about all the problems the Dolphins have.

Backs up nothing, just points and complains.

Then Blo-mar offers no solution because he doesn't know anything of value.

Repeats problems again because he already forgot he mentioned them 34,291 times.

End Article

 

Ya, you guys are right. This Dolphin offense is a well oiled machine. Ya man, a machine! Rah! Rah!

Anyone who says the Dolphins ain't great at everything is stupid and we gotta ridicule them.

And nobody can call us delusional homers because this offense is the real thing. We got Wallace man, he's fast.

 

Omar?

 

You're not getting it broski.

All Blo-mar does it dog the Phins. Over...and over...and over...and over...and over...and over...and over...and over...


you get it now?

 

A lot of people on here don't like Kelly, so they naturally feel his insights are BS. Unfortunately he appears correct is his assessment of the Dolphins offense at this time.

While Miller and Thomas are competing for the starting job at this time, neither of them are playing at a high level. In fact I feel both of them are a major drop down from Reggie Bush. Perhaps one of them will prove to be a capable NFL RB this year, but right now this position is definitely a huge question mark with the regular season starting in just a little over two weeks.

The offensive line does continue to remain an area of concern. Martin has played better at LT then many of us thought he would, but will his play remain effective once the regular season begins? The right side of the offensive line, especially RG remains a mess. The fact so many people are hoping a very average John Jerry, is able to play the position this year, just shows how weak this position really is. Clabo is known more for his ability to run block than his ability to pass block. This unit right now has to be considered the biggest area of concern heading into the season.

With the loss of Keller, the TE position should also be considered an area of concern. Clay and Egnew are below average TE"s in the NFL and we really don't know how Sims will develop once the regular season starts. Keller was going to be Tannehill's safety valve and possibly would have been the leading pass receiver during the season. I just don't see any of the TE's now on the roster being able to fill Keller shoes.

While the WR position has been upgraded from last year, Tannehill may have difficulty getting the ball to his wide receivers if the offensive line doesn't improve it's pass blocking. A lot will be learned about this offense when they play the Browns in two and a half weeks. The Browns have one of the top defensive lines in all of the NFL. If the Dolphins offense can go into Cleveland and move the ball and score consistently against the Browns, a lot of these concerns may be put to rest. If on the other hand the offense has trouble gaining yards and scoring points in the game, it may turn out to be a long season for this team again.

I guess we will all get a clearer picture where the offense is headed in a couple of weeks.

 

In roughly 4 qtrs of play Ryan Tannehill has 2 TDs 0 Ints, approx. 240 yds passing, and a QBR of roughly 104. Yeah, the offense is in complete dissaray.

Not saying there is still some big questions for the unit and some inconsistencies. But a mess? I think not.

 

I don't like Blo-mar as a writer, I won't hide that - but my dislike and ridicule of his writing (which unfortunately I do read) - is the lack of insight, and sheer redundancy. Your post here, offers some decent insight for a small blurb, where all I get with Blo-mar's writing is a repetition of problems, and weak rhetoric. He is just not good at his job.

To me, it just reads as if he works to puke out the easiest articles to get something in, rather than actually investigate and report.

I get much more out of the regulars here than I ever get from him.

 

Omar is a hot mess

 

Ehem:

Nuff said

 

:chuckle:

 

Omar is a sad sack for sure. Sad thing is, he's probably right. This offense has sucked since Pennington. Until Tannehill can prove he's a legit NFL QB it will continue to suck. All those weaknesses Omar mentions are real, but an elite NFL QB is a great big band-aid for problems like those.

 

While I don't believe that the Dolphins offense is without holes. A mess is a huge over statement.

I remember one year that wasn't too long ago that the Dolphins didn't score a touchdown until the fourth off-season.

So far the starting offense has scored three.

There has been enough to expect the offense will be at least middle of the road

 

He's being a bit overdramatic. Some of those issues should be mitigated with time. Some are valid and cause for concern.

 

I feel bad for Omar.

Imagine how you'd you feel if all you brought to the table was hair.

 

And how did that work out? Because that's my point.

 

You and me both, brother. :knucks:

 

T'was Omar.

 

100%

 

How could you possibly think that Tannehill is only the "leader" in the sense that he plays QB? He's shown much more leadership than Henne ever did, with far greater command of the offense and team.

 

Okay, okay, okay, guys, I clicked it just to see what it said. A video started, and within the first minute, Omar used the term "Bubble Boy" referencing Dion Jordan's being the practice bubble for his rehab. I closed the window after that.

Mind you, as this video is going on, there's a video of Mike Wallace catching that bomb from the Texans game the other night on the side of the screen.

I shouldn't have looked. I shouldn't have looked...

 

I didn't see an apology in that post...........

 

Still kicking myself, hang on.















Sorry guys. The 3 technique got me.

 

In the stat column that counts as a full read.

 

Dammit.

 

I dunno, what I see is now that RT and Wallace hooked up nicely on Saturday and JMart has had two solid outings in a row Omar has to find something new to complain about. Keller's a ready made story line. Jerry and Louis are both working back from Injury, Garner too, while Samuda is a 2nd year UDFA still learning to play so yeah, RG is a concern. Any fool can see that. Miller vs Thomas is entirely fabricated. Lamar is clearly coasting through the preseason, so what? Lot's of players go 3/4 speed this time of year. Worse, the article is intentionally negative. No talk of what has gone well or how to deal with the negative issues he's describing. I hear better gripes than that from members on the board.