would be nice, but I anticipate that R Mathews will continue to blossom if Patsies double cover Landry.
More interesting to see what kind of day Lamar Miller has. If Patriots target one person on offense, I would think it would be Miller. Our offense feeds off the guy right now.

 

Mathews has simply made it really damn hard for Parker to get on the field. It's not a knock on Parker, it's just that Mathews has really become the guy he was meant to be out there.

 

You know Belicheat's going to try and shut Lamar down. He knows he's the cog. Or is it so obvious, that he won't, and instead focus on 1 or 2 other guys, to trip us up?

We'll see in 4 short days (actually pretty damn long days....I can't wait).

 

Parker obviously made the one terrific play that was called back on the holding penalty, but I was truly surprised that he couldn't even get onto the field much with our huge lead today. This was my fear when he had the surgery and missed time, that he would fall behind and not be able to get a report and timing with Tannehill.

 

I'm not worried about the emergence, or lack thereof, of Devante Parker. He's clearly the 4th best WR on the squad. The other dudes are playing too good to give up reps.

Furthermore, in the Universe according to Man Campbell, you EARN your reps in practice, not by virtue of your draft position.

 

Highly doubt it. Would love to be wrong, though. Parker is not half as good/consistent a route runner as the rest of the WRs, imo...he's a rookie with a ways to go. Patience.

 

He was on the field for large chunks of the second half.

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Parker's size and the fact that he plays to that height makes him a tempting start. I'm not so sure...

I mean our big 3 are in a groove. Even Stills blew me away with his blocking prowess.

 

Well, then what I said about timing and comfort with RT is likely true. If he's out there and Ryan is ignoring him, there has to be a reason. I'm not complaining about the descesions that RT and the coaching staff are making, mind you. I'm just disapointed that things aren't going better for Parker yet.

 

It can only help Parker hone his route running; which was a slight criticism coming out.

This team has really good problems to have at the moment.

 

Lamar Miller will be the focus for the Patriots, theyre gonna try to erase him and make tannehill beat them. We are going to have to pick Jonas' brain the next three days and try to get some advantages..

 

Play action, deep to Parker.

 

1 pick before we selected Jarvis landry, the Pats selected Jimmy garapalo. I'd like to show them how big of a mistake that was.

you're welcome

 

Revealed...



...and he still made the catch. Don't get down on Parker or the coaches, his time is coming.

 

keep in mind the offense didn't have many pass attemps in the 2nd half.

 

juice may of tweaked something, so said armando, and saw matthews returning kickoffs in the 2nd half..

 

grimes was also back there once, but Landry was all smiles after the game, i think there is nothing to it, they just rested him with a 41-0 lead and a game coming up in 4 days

 

I mentioned in another thread that a TV shot in the second half showed Landry getting off of the trainer's table slowly, and then walking gingerly while rubbing/holding his left upper leg. TV crew didn't mention anything about it, but they kept the camera on him for a good while between plays. Before that shot, but after he was taken out of the game, he was just standing around talking to other players, so maybe something tightened up after he was done for the day? Hopefully nothing serious.

 

Miami Dolphins numba 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How's that Suh/Tannehill future look now haters? HAHAHAHAHA, love being right. On a side note, can't wait to watch Matty Average fail again this season, he's soooooo much better than Tannehill and the same age too lol. Our talent is finally being realized, just took longer than anticipated :confused2:. Thanks for the memories queasy, have a nice life. Our owner has finally realized his mistake and there's no stopping us now.