They never lose at home on Sunday or Monday night.

 

Can someone slap me.

 

There is such a large talent gap between the Dolphins and the Saints. It is easy to tell that talent gap when you look at the numbers.

 

The Saints have Drew Bree's and the Dolphins do not. That is all.

 

They also have Jimmy Graham and Marques Colston, a better offensive line, better linebackers, and have done a better job of getting players that fit their system.

 

[video=youtube;f8NrdlckO_E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8NrdlckO_E[/video]

:shifty:

 

Imagine how good we'd be with Henne at QB guys.

 

Were in the middle of the coaches 2nd year.

 

So how's the Bills loss look, then?

 

Like a big effin ouch.

8 and 5 ? we would all be good with that right now.

 

Or Tampa Bay?

 

Baltimore. :tantrum:

 

Baltimore got gifted in that game. Those two PI calls were so atrocious, it's not even funny.

 

The Bills loss and Bucs loss hurt no doubt. Should not have lost those games...BUT...One could also say that we should not have beaten the Colts, Steelers, or even the Falcons for that matter so i'll take the good with the bad.

 

I still can't fathom how the Jets beat the Saints.

 

Right. This is the NFL and most games are close. We have had ups and downs just like everyone. Now we need to finish strong.

 

Darren Sproles got a concussion in the 1st quarter, Saints were on the road, and Rex Ryan is somewhat familiar with the New Orleans defensive scheme.

 

With better personnel decisions, this team would legitimately be 10-3 right now instead of 7-6.

 

It never was a bad loss. Losing to the Bills and injury depleted Ravens at home was. Lucky the AFC is a big bag of mediocrity this year aside from the Broncos and Patriots and maybe Bengals...though nobody actually trusts the Bungles.

 

I never attached regret of having "given" anything away in the road loss to the Saints, and considering no team has fared any better in the Superdome since, it seems aptly warranted.

The Tampa Bay loss definitely left some welts of regret, but having now won 3 out of their last 4, it isn't exactly resonating with the same creaking steps to the league basement anymore either.

 

I don't think anyone trusts the Patriots either, especially without Gronk. KC is a much better team IMO.

 

This game was the only one that we really were bad in. The other 5 could and should have been won. We only lost those others by a combined 22 points. The stinger is failing to close out those games. All that matters now is destroying our division rivals the next 3 games.

 

Prior to yesterday's game they mentioned that Miami led the league in games decided by I think it was 4 points , and that they were 4 and 4.

So yeah we can pick a few we feel we should never have lost but there were a few that could have ended less positively as well.

Still , after the bye , who was starting at QB etc. etc. etc ..... but hey we have NE at home and can control this the last part of the season . Pretty pumped about that.

 

KC is what we were in 2008. They are a team that has feasted on a soft schedule. They have lost to every winning team they have played this year.

 

Talent level was not the reason they lost to a third string Qb at home..good luck selling that one.

 

I was actually thinking about this, and the TB loss doesn't look as bad in hindsight as it did immediately after.