Which player you’re most looking forward to watch this season?
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For me it’s Gordon. I‘m interested to see if we‘ve got something there would be nice to have a lead back, Achane for me is a great change of pace back but I don’t see him as a lead cause I think he won’t hold up. Grant would be a close second to me.
"JJ_79 wrote:
For me it’s Gordon. I‘m interested to see if we‘ve got something there would be nice to have a lead back, Achane for me is a great change of pace back but I don’t see him as a lead cause I think he won’t hold up. Grant would be a close second to me.
None. It's a wholly uninteresting and uninspiring team. I don't give a **** about any of them.
Let’s keep this string for talking about the players you want to see. If you want to crap on everyone there’s plenty of other strings to do it. I’ll delete posts that aren’t constructive in nature. I don’t want every string to turn into a bitch fest. Please be respectful of those that want to talk about other things besides doom and gloom. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Lots of people will tell you what they think about you and what you shouldn't and should do. Not everyone's thoughts are worth consideration. Don't take criticism from anyone who you wouldn't also go to for advice.
I love watching Achane. He runs hard.
I was also wanting to see Chubb, Chop and Phillips as group applying pressure.
Lots of people will tell you what they think about you and what you shouldn't and should do. Not everyone's thoughts are worth consideration. Don't take criticism from anyone who you wouldn't also go to for advice.
Achane is a star in the making. 23 years old, fast, tough as nails. He's hands down my favorite player on this team and probably my favorite running back this team has had since Ricky. Keep him healthy and he's going to put up monster numbers.
"ExplosionsInDaSky wrote:
Achane is a star in the making. 23 years old, fast, tough as nails. He's hands down my favorite player on this team and probably my favorite running back this team has had since Ricky. Keep him healthy and he's going to put up monster numbers.
McDaniel has to put the ball in his hands though. Anyway, Miami will be tied for 1st place in the AFC east tomorrow morning.
"TheHighExhaulted wrote:
McDaniel has to put the ball in his hands though. Anyway, Miami will be tied for 1st place in the AFC east tomorrow morning.
He needs 20 touches a game. And yes...Hopefully we've dodged a plague by having all the teams in our division lose. I'll hold out hope that we can bounce back but it didn't look good today.
"TheHighExhaulted wrote:
Anyway, Miami will be tied for 1st place in the AFC east tomorrow morning.
You were saying?
For me, it's Tua. Great when he's healthy, terrible when he's hurt, then he has games like yesterday that make you wonder why he's even in the league. I think it's a make or break year for him and I'd love to see the kid finally live up to his potential.
Besides, we all know that without Tua on the field, this team has a very low chance of winning. The offense just doesn't work without him. So if there's one jersey to root for, it's his.
Winning football games at any level comes down to winning in the trenches.
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