Since it looks like people are in mood for predicting how the season will go in one way or another how about a little commitment?
Make your predictions here and sign your name to them, I'll sticky this, and by the time the season is done, we'll see how everything panned out.
Game?
Page 1 of 3
-
Puka-head My2nd Fav team:___vs Jets Club Member
We are going to win every game including the Super Bowl and set league records for most points scored and lowest points allowed. McD will be Coach of the Year. Tua Super Bowl MVP and Holland DPOY.
BOOK IT!VManis, Mexphin, MonstBlitz and 4 others like this. -
-
10-7 and a 4-2 division record gets Miami into the playoffs over some 'better' teams in the AFCWest.
Irishman likes this. -
8-9
-
-
It's way too early for this, but I'll guess 13-4, 5-1 in division, 1st place in the AFC East, and in the AFC Conference championship.
Bonus prediction- the Jets will still suck!
Edit, with Tyreek trade, I went a little higher. We'll take the AFC East outright, but will probably still split w/ Buffalo in the regular season. I think by playoff time though, we're going to be thumping and making other teams look stupid. It is officially Miami's year folks...we're making a run!Last edited: Mar 23, 2022Irishman likes this. -
Mexphin likes this.
-
Mexphin likes this.
-
9-8, a winning record but not enough for a play off appearance.
-
My assumptions.
1) With the addition of Armstead we are done with significant FA signings..
2) Our draft will not add any difference makers. Although I would love for us to get best available RB and C in the first 2 rounds, I’m not sure it will play out that way.
3) The defensive coaching staff is on board and happy with the new HC and there won’t be friction between the old guard and new guard. I’m also assuming Bowlen was actually running the D, not being a sock puppet for Flores.
4) SOS is pie in the sky stuff and I rate pre-season SOS projections as being as accurate as astrology.
5) The gap between Tua and Bridgewater is much smaller than the gap between Tua and Brisset so I’m not worried about injuries affecting our record all that much. Of course if we get hit bad by the injuries, especially on any particular unit that can cause real problems.
I see the defense as it ran in the second half of the season (better health, no QB trade distractions) as being rated in the 6 to 10 range.
If McDaniels performs as it says on the box with regard to the OL and running game, I can see our O being rated in the 16 to 20 range. The passing should be better than our rushing.
With a new HC I also expect game management decisions (clock management, when to go for it on 4th down etc) to be sub optimal.
Special teams should be solid.
With an improved to average-ish O and a keeping a solid to good D I think 10-7 or 11-6 should be where we end up, building on our 9-8 from last year. As with any new coaching staff the downside risk is more pronounced than upside opportunity.
If we are lucky and hit on a quality starting RB and C in the draft and everything else plays out the way I think it should we might even sneak an extra W or 2.KeyFin likes this. -
Also, they lost no one, and a lot of players on the defense could improve, such as well All but X and Jones. If Phillips takes a nice jump after a full year in his NFL football shape body and Holland takes a step to be the all pro safety we think he can be, I don't see why the defense shouldn't be able to play better.
Especially if they are able to upgrade Elandon Roberts and use him as a back up. -
-
8-9, which will be a reflection of Tua's mediocre at best QB play. (I hope I'm wrong.)
Last edited: Mar 23, 2022 -
-
My guess we are going to have about the same.
I think with all the same players that they have a great feel for this defense and will get better at it.KeyFin likes this. -
-
-
We have the defense, weapons and offensive line to be 12-5. We have a quarterback that may make it 7-10 instead.
MonstBlitz likes this. -
-
Not Tannehill, Henne, Beck, Fiedler, Griese, Huard, Lemon had this opportunity.
If we dont make the playoffs, its over for this little guy.MonstBlitz likes this. -
-
Every single time we bring in a quarterback, half the fans call it like they see it, and the other half holds onto this hope that the quarterback is in fact untapped top 5 quarterback potential that has a bad line and no one to throw to and no running game.
well thats all gone now. No excuses. 12-5.MonstBlitz likes this. -
10-7 after a scary first few games. I think it's going to take time for the new coach and new pieces to come together.
-
-
-
Put OchoCinco down for a leap from Tua:
And Orlovsky:
Last edited: Mar 23, 2022OwesOwn614 likes this. -
7-10.
-
OwesOwn614 likes this.
-
KeyFin likes this.
-
Here you go, we go 10-7 and still cannot figure out our QB. McDaniels flips back and forth between the two from either injury or poor play. We miss the playoffs because of a loss to a bad AFC team probably Houston. Tom Brady signs next year takes us to two consecutive Super Bowls, retires and becomes owner of the Dolphins in some capacity, hires harbaugh and builds a new dynasty in football.
-
I see 11 wins. I think both Buffalo and Miami go 5-1 in the division with a split between two teams. Looking at our home games, two toughest opponents were Buffalo and GB. we'll see how GB does w/o Davante, I'm betting under this year on GB. Road games are much tougher, but Chi, Detroit and Jets gives us at least 3 wins. Even if we get swept by Buffalo and go 7-1 at home, we could make up for it with one upset on road, picking from NE, SF and Baltimore. Of course this all is about staying healthy like we did last season
Page 1 of 3