http://www.miamiherald.com/616/story/563736.html
Feely under microscope because of his mouth
http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/
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Last edited: Jun 10, 2008
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He did have a good year last year kicking FG's, but his depth on kickoffs is the major concern. Thats the only thing I miss about Mare, we were almost guaranteed a touchback. Feely does need to keep quiet. It's ok to be a leader, and speak out in the lockeroom when its to make a positive impact, but there are some things that should be left unsaid.
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Its not like he is talking crap.
Kickers are players too...Just cause he kicks for living, dosent mean he has to be a nobody. -
i'll be honest...i never liked the times he seemed to be the 'team representative', i agree that he should be seen and not heard.
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Yeah... I liked that he was so good on the field last year.
But... I believe in building a cohesive ocker room, without strong 'me'-oriented, dissenting voices. That's not a team.
Feeley lost me with this line "`I don't know any guy on this team that worked harder than me this offseason." I just don't like it. Don't like the ego centrism of it. The poor teammate-ism (to invent a word) of it, as instead of praising everyone or being connected to everyone, he puts the other people down slightly while eelevating and separating himself from the others.
Don't like it.
I respect Jay Feeley as a strong-minded man, but don't want to start a rebuild with a mouthpiece that has constant dissenting thoughts. Even *if* he quiets down, he'll simmer and be bristley about the gag-order.
You want players who HAPPILY buy in to what EVERYONE is doing. who march in step.
We don't have the most talent in the league,so we better function as a cohesive TEAM to win games. Guys like feeley don't help with that unity.
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But...he kicks field goals with a consistency that is matched by a small number of kickers. He stays.
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Jay Feely will never shut up