And its the entire fanbase too. Our own fans cheering injury to our own players. Saying the worst thing that can happen is a playoff run. Rilling our coach to shreds who just got here. I honestly dont know any fanbase this “eat their own” or a path forward. Its revolting
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It's the organization's failure that created the toxicity so blame them and not the fans. We have been involved in bullying, tampering, talking to other coaches while we still currently have a coach, paying for losses, concussion mishandling, asking players about their mother being hookers, coaches doing drugs, Players with domestic issues, picking the wrong player with our high draft picks, horrible coaching etc for decades. I'm ashamed to say I'm a Dolphins fan to most people because the organization cannot and will not get it's act together under Stephen Ross. If it wasn't for Daniel Snyder being the worst owner in all of sports we'd be the center of attention 24/7.
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Dude, being a fan of this team is toxic. You're already in it up to your neck.
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Some of you folks don’t know what it means to be a fan, but then again I attribute a lot of that to youth.
I’ve watched and cheered for this team for 50 years. I’ve seen this team in 4 Super Bowls, a perfect season, multiple AFC Championship games, multiple playoff games…I’ve seen a once in a lifetime player in Marino, a once in a lifetime coach in Shula and the downfall of this team once the Robbies were forced to sell the team.
I’ve seen the good times, and I’ve seen the bad, some of these seasons truly bad. I’ve seen the league evolve to the point that the purity of the game has been polluted.
Despite everything I have seen, I have been and will continue to be the optimistic fan of this team. It’s almost a safe bet, the last time the Dolphins won the Super Bowl, most of the folks here weren’t even born, let alone the last time Miami was even in the Super Bowl.
When you hitch your wagon on a team, if you can’t take the bad with the good, then perhaps you shouldn’t even watch the sport to begin with.
Being a Dolphins fan is harder than Chinese algebra. If all you can do is point finger and continuously play the blame game, then you miss the really good things your team does during a season. So when that happens, what’s the point of even watching to begin with…if all you’re going to do is be bitter afterwards.
Lifes too short and being bitter and angry all of time takes up too much energy.
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For me, I became a fan in 1975. Just after the glory days.resnor and The_Dark_Knight like this. -
For those who are quick to jump the gun, spew knee jerk reactions endlessly, criticize, complain, whine over missed draft picks, feel embarrassed by this organization...I urge you to read the above post. Then when you're finished read it again.
I'm actually reading posts saying they're embarrassed to be a Dolphins fan. Save yourself the embarrassment and root for the Bills this year, or the Chiefs, or the Eagles...then when they're no longer relevant switch to whatever team is elite at that time. There, problem solved.
People still crying over not drafting Herbert sound like scorned little girls. Cry all you want it still isn't happening.
Root for the Chargers if you can't get over your love affair with Herbert.
Its frustrating , I get it , and I've been a Dolphins fan longer than some of you been alive.
The constant finger pointing and whining and ranting and pouting ..its pathetic.
I put my heart and sole into the Miami Dolphins for more years than I can count and never once did jumping ship ever become an option.
I never was, or ever will be, embarrassed by the team I root for.Last edited: Dec 27, 2022M1NDCRlME, Tin Indian, Puka-head and 1 other person like this. -
I come here to root this team on, make a few comments, hopefully read some good insightful posts and have a good time. It's just a game that win or lose elicits nothing but short term emotional responses. Then I'm on to the next one.Tin Indian, Fishhead and RGF like this. -
Its hard. Been a fan since late 90s. My highlights include one palyoff win, and getting waxed in our last two playoff games by the ravens and steelers. I just want a playoff win. The Isles went on two deep playoff runs and the braves won a championship and honestly what that did for both of those fanbases reminded me of what this could be if we ever got rolling.
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This place is toxic because we‘ve been a disgrace the last 20 years and we used to be first class organization and everybody wants to get back to the glory days + some trolls who just can’t wait to trash the team and players.
Another thing with the Dolphins is that we always get a little tease to get disappointed just a moment later, that’s just depressing. I will never choose another franchise but it’s hard to fully commit to the team when you see how we always find a way to shoot ourselves in the foot.
I really thought we turned a corner when Flores had 2 winning seasons and we had a bunch of draftpicks but then we did what the Dolphins did for the past 20 years. I really think we‘re cursed.
I hope there will be better days but as of now it looks like we ****ed up again and we chose the wrong players with the capital we got from the Tunsil trade, it’s tiresome. -
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0-17 is better than 9-8 and missing the playoffs.
Dolphins had more hope just prior to 2020 draft than we do now.
If Grier is here, there is NO HOPE.
Dolphins are well served to win 3 or fewer games in 2023 and ditch every player over 30.
A GM who can apply Basic Common Sense would be a Huge Improvement over Grier who reeks of 'mental Napolean Complex'.
Swinging for home runs instead of just taking physically sound, High-Floor players at most positions instead of extremely low-floor players like the 2020 draft class.
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Sorry, I just added to the toxicity. I shouldn't have posted that :sidelol:
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Ditch every player over 30. So that's... Thomas Morstead (36), Melvin Ingram (33), Justin Bethel (32), Terron Armstead (31), Teddy Bridgewater (30) and Raheem Mostert (30) at a quick glance. None of these guys are worth anything but Armstead, and we're likely not getting rid of him any time soon with that contract we gave him. What do you expect to gain from getting rid of these guys? A few footballs? Some 6th round picks? You act like we're sitting on something worthwhile with this move.
Fact of the matter is we gave Grier the keys, then more power after Flores' departure so now we have to live with that. However if you're looking at things objectively... If Tua stays healthy all year this team doesn't lose to Minny, doesn't lose to Cincy (at that time) and should have beaten Green Bay on Sunday. Heck, you can maybe even argue we don't drop the game to the Jets where we ended up having to play Skylar on no reps after Teddy had his phantom concussion according to the NFL. We went all in on this year and next year but it's blown up due to concussions for Tua and the injuries at CB position (Jones & Needham, throw in Jones at S too).
I think you need to take a step back and think rather than flying off the handle and over reacting all the time. It's already getting old and you've been here for 2 weeks. I'm with you on Grier, I wanted him fired last year so we could start over the right way rather than another half measure. I think he's useless as a GM for the most part. You really have to look at the big picture though. If we have Tua all year, and we don't lose 3 starters in our secondary it's not a difficult argument to make that we're already locked into the playoffs. -
I said it before we drafted him this was going to happen.
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It’s what wrong with this world, people have forgotten how grateful they should be in general, and how grateful they should be to have a football team to root for and go to their games in their city.
Imagine some people in the world who have real life hardship issues, having the problems we have about a football team.
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One thing I've learned is people fundamentally agree on stuff but them argue the living hell out of the small semantics of it.
People generalize MUCH too often, use examples of rare instances as "proof" for their opinions etc etc.
It's interesting and sad at the same time.
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