YAHOO! Miami Dolphins Team Report
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HULKFishforum_veteranOP
Long has lived up to expectations thus far in both run blocking and pass protection. He has blown a few assignments and had as many penalties as he did in his entire college career but he’s destined for perennial trips to Hawaii.
NICE READ!
LarryfinfansubscriberNice read...accentuates all the positives we've been talking about here. The real season starts very soon and perhaps we'll see what we really have when Brat Favre and co. visit...
pennphinfanforum_veteransummed everything up real nicely with a positive spin. i like
Wow, someone who actually pays attention to practice and pre-season games. Not just a canned answer we here from the rest of the media. How refreshing.
mullinganforum_veteranWow, Yahoo beats ESPN and SI on the quality of team reviews IMO. Of course the best reviews are found right here in the forum!
Eternal Optimist. I thank God for the good things in my life. My wife, My Family, and the Miami Dolphins:up:
The Aqua CrushNew MemberI don't care about how SI or espn have analysts who have poor opinions, just make sure their valid. Do the research and make accurate statements to base opinions. Yahoo def. did a better job.
VanDolPhansubscriberYah that was surprisingly well written.
LudacrissubscriberI'm sure Dave Hyde wrote that. He used to write for the Miami Herald.
Good read though.
Desidesforum_veteran"Ludacris wrote:
I'm sure Dave Hyde wrote that. He used to write for the Miami Herald.
Good read though.
Dave Hyde works for the Sun-Sentinel. Are you sure you don't mean Jason Cole?
"Not you." — Tywin Lannister
late againNew MemberIt was a good read. Quite obviously whoever did write it did at least some research instead of just dredging up "1-15 last year....."
When I read the "experts" predicting 3-4 wins this year, I know the writer never even bothered to look into the why Plain and simple, a very significant factor in last year's debacle was a rash of injuries to key players/positions along with no viable options for back ups. QB, for instance. We had all our eggs in one basket with Trent Green, in spite of his fragility. It was pretty much the same with Ronnie Brown (although we didn't know it at the time). Zach (sick33 - take notice of the spelling) gets injured. And countless DBs go down for the season.
Didn't we also have some injuries at LG?
In addition Cam was in over his head. He really should have hired an OC.
There's no way of knowing how we would have done without all the injuries. But all of the above are valid reasons for a 1-15 season.
It seems to me that if we can avoid injuries to key positions .500 is realistic. Predominantly, this means taking care of home field; that's all. But I won't be surprised if we finish better than that. An awful lot of games are won merely because a little bit of serendipity happened along.
MelbournePhinNew Memberglowing to say the least
MelbournePhinNew Memberthey pick the pats to win the bowl in their report. :(
Frumundah FinnaticNew Memberdont they all^?
Anyway that was a great read.
MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:
It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.
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