Man, I'm pissed that we lost this game, but you cannot fault the monster effort given by nearly everyone today. I'm actually much more positive about the team and the future of the team than I was after last week. Sort out the secondary and get another wideout to compliment bess and hartline and things we are well on the way to competing with the better teams.

Kudos's to Ryan, Brian and Cam

 

I'm just glad we got our win out of the way this year.

 

If this team gives up after what has happened, they weren't worth our devotion. It's so frustrating the team is 1-3, but they're 5 minutes of better play away from 4-0. If Philbin is the coach he supposedly is, this team builds from here instead of collapsing.

 

SO glad we have Nanee, where ever would we be.

 

I don't think it was a team demoralizer. If anything I think the team believes Tannehill is capable of winning games for this team.

 

I don't see this team giving up. There are a lot of players on this team who are free agents after this season. They are playing for their paychecks beyond this season. I also don't see players like Bush, Wake, Dansby, and even Tanneyhill letting these players get down in the dumps. Yes today and last week were hard losses to take. There are still 12 games to go and the Dolphins are still only one game out of first place in the AFC East.

Honestly I don't see them making the playoffs this season, but I still expect them to continue to improve as the season goes along. Perhaps they will surprise me and actually end up with a winning record before the season is over. I can omly hope.

 

Tough loss but, to me this game proved we have a better team than we did last year. We are in a really good spot cap/draft wise to have a hell of a team very soon.

 

A loss is a loss, but to me unlike the Wanny/Sparano eras, I thought our offense can do more things then hope the D holds up.

It is a higher octane version of football that we have not seen in Miami since Shula packed it in.

 

In the short run this loss is going to hurt like hell. In the long run I see valuable lessons (hopefully) being learned, and most importantly of all, confidence gained in the passing game.

When your rookie QB comes two yards away from breaking the single game yardage mark for a rookie QB, putting his name up there with the likes of Cam Newton...players take notice. They're feeling like **** right now and they don't want hear it. Let those feelings of frustration settle out and you'll see some rewards for what they established with Tannehill and the passing game.

 

CK, don't take this the wrong way, but after 4 games, Tannehill or Luck for the next 10
years?

I'm seeing control of the offense and poise out of Tanny that I haven't seen on this team in decades

 

Can the answer be Tannehill and Luck?

 

It's actually a legitimate argument now I think.

 

Bump.. Want some gurus like Dpate and Ck to weigh in

 

Oh wait until next week.

We're going to lose when we have an open WR drop a game winning touchdown because a bird swoops down and interferes. Its really the only way left we haven't lost. That or a falling satellite.

 

Whatever, the Orioles are in the playoffs! :hi5:

I look at this game as an effort to build on. A great stepping stone for Tannehill. They played well vs a very good defense, the Cards DL is stout (recalling all those naysayers about Campbell). Still some odd play calls, especially at the end that I did not like. Watching the Giants game tonight and again, some horrible play calling at the end, so maybe its just a league wide bug going on.

The defense. Were these guys watching the Cards defensive tape and decided to bring their game to match-up? They were actually hitting people plus using form tackling and wrapping up! We need more of that. But again, giving up the tying TD late. :pity:

It was a fun game, really one we could have, and maybe should have won, but its okay...because the Orioles are in the playoffs.

 

These last 2 games stung like a mofo. I haven't been so pissed about a couple of losses in years. But its because we can compete. Because we could be good. We need to learn how to score and to win.

 

As long as Ryan Tannehill keeps showing poise and improves week to week I don't really care about wins and losses this season. We aren't far at all from being a really really good team. An offensive weapon at WR plus a couple secondary upgrades and we're an entirely different team.

We need Ryan to mature more than anything else, and he's done a very nice job so far IMO.

 

It hurts because we were so domanant, we are so damn close to being at the top of this division.
I think we can come away with a win next week, I think we will play pissed.

 

I disagree here. this is the game we were supposed to lose and yet we were how close to winning? we dominated in some areas that we were not supposed to. our secondary was better than I expected, I really thought they were gonna just make us look bad back there but that was just not the case. granted they were not good but not horrible under the circumstances. this team fought like hell in all aspects and did well in my opinion, we were supposed to lose this one and almost stole it from a cocky over hyped team. now we should have beaten the Jets and that to me hurt more, we gave that game to them, they did not take it...