Rex Ryan On the Dolphins After Win
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Galantforum_veteranOP"...We got outplayed, we got out-coached, we got out-everythinged. They were the more physical team today, there's no doubt about that. They controlled the game and that's why they won the game."
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Pandarillaforum_veteranRex has matured emotionally as a coach.
The media really grilled him for playing shady, but he stayed monotone and respectful the whole time.
Just tipped his cap and stated the obvious.
KeyFinforum_veteranI've always liked Rex...he will call it how he sees it every time.
Winning football games at any level comes down to winning in the trenches.
The thing that sticks in my craw is that the Bills were playing a divisional road game without Sammy Watkins and dealing with a basically ineffective LeSean McCoy. And yet, Miami still found a way to give up 25 points and win by only 3 despite a HUGE game by their new star. Miami's DBs looked bad and the team racked up a ton of stupid penalties...AGAIN.
Everything was lined up for Miami here and it felt like a thrashing yet it was a 3-point game in the end. This is why the Bills seem to have Miami's number. Heck Miami was losing 17-14 with 6-minutes to go. It was a clutch final drive that won the game and let's be real, we can basically put that on Ajayi and the O-line.
Thank God. it was the kind of home win you love to see, but being the beneficiary of all those positives leaves you waiting for the other shoe to drop. It would be awesome if someone Miami beats them again up in Buffalo.
Clark Kentforum_veteranRex is a ****ing moron for playing Shady and probably ****ed my fantasy team. The guy looked like **** during Friday's practice by all media accounts and he threw him to the wolves. Unbelievably stupid decision.
GARDENHEADsubscriber"KeyFin wrote:
I've always liked Rex...he will call it how he sees it every time.
No he doesn't! What are you talking about? Every year he guarantees Super Bowl wins for his crappy teams.
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brandon27subscriberI'm actually surprised that's his response. Maybe he's grown up a bit. Lol
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MikeHonchosubscriber"DolphinGreg wrote:
The thing that sticks in my craw is that the Bills were playing a divisional road game without Sammy Watkins and dealing with a basically ineffective LeSean McCoy. And yet, Miami still found a way to give up 25 points and win by only 3 despite a HUGE game by their new star. Miami's DBs looked bad and the team racked up a ton of stupid penalties...AGAIN.
Everything was lined up for Miami here and it felt like a thrashing yet it was a 3-point game in the end. This is why the Bills seem to have Miami's number. Heck Miami was losing 17-14 with 6-minutes to go. It was a clutch final drive that won the game and let's be real, we can basically put that on Ajayi and the O-line.
Thank God. it was the kind of home win you love to see, but being the beneficiary of all those positives leaves you waiting for the other shoe to drop. It would be awesome if someone Miami beats them again up in Buffalo.
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DolPhinPhan7forum_veteranRex Ryan's tears are delicious.
CrunchTimeretired_adminEven though we shot ourSelves in the foot several times we still kicked the **** out of the Jills with that wounded foot
Rick 1966forum_veteranI didn't see it as being anywhere near as close as the score. Yes, they dominated the first half with some big plays, but the Fins' lines were punishing them for it and the toll that pounding was taking on the Bills began to show in the second half of the third quarter. The Bills scored that TD with less than 20 seconds left...it was meaningless. Now true, I wish we'd kept them from getting that two point conversion, but by the time they tried the onsides kick, there was 14 seconds left. I don't see that as escaping, I see it as garbage time points and yards by the Bills.
ForgotMahArrowsNew MemberThis team has quite a history of humbling Rex Ryan...
KeyFinforum_veteran"GARDENHEAD wrote:
No he doesn't! What are you talking about? Every year he guarantees Super Bowl wins for his crappy teams.
Well, that's how he sees it. Heck, that's how every coach sees it in preseason...Rex is the only one foolish enough to say it out loud though. LOL, I can like Rex if I want to; stop bullying me. =)
Winning football games at any level comes down to winning in the trenches.
"DolphinGreg wrote:
The thing that sticks in my craw is that the Bills were playing a divisional road game without Sammy Watkins and dealing with a basically ineffective LeSean McCoy. And yet, Miami still found a way to give up 25 points and win by only 3 despite a HUGE game by their new star. Miami's DBs looked bad and the team racked up a ton of stupid penalties...AGAIN.
Everything was lined up for Miami here and it felt like a thrashing yet it was a 3-point game in the end. This is why the Bills seem to have Miami's number. Heck Miami was losing 17-14 with 6-minutes to go. It was a clutch final drive that won the game and let's be real, we can basically put that on Ajayi and the O-line.
Thank God. it was the kind of home win you love to see, but being the beneficiary of all those positives leaves you waiting for the other shoe to drop. It would be awesome if someone Miami beats them again up in Buffalo.
Come on man!
Do you think Jones being out played a factor into what you saw in the DB's? However,I don't think they had a bad game. I think they were missing their best player and other than a few bad plays, held the Bills in check. And that last TD was garbage time. If not for the Dolphins offense committing, as you said, a ton of stupid penalties, the score would have been pretty lopsided.
I'm encouraged because this is the type of game that Miami usually loses. And they won...
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