No, Crowder. You're wrong. The coaching is the reason we are 2-3 instead of 4-1.

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> No, Crowder. You're wrong. The coaching is the
> reason we are 2-3 instead of 4-1.


Why because they choose to kick a 51 yard field goal attempt with a not so hot right now kicker instead of forcing the Bengals to go 80+ yards to keep themselves in the game...

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All things are subject to interpretation whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth.
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ChyrenB Wrote:
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> SamSam. What cha gonna do tonight? Root for the
> Jesters to stop the Texans from going 16-0 or root
> against the Jesters.


TEXANS 49,996
JETS ZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP


Trust me chren the texans are going to have a better chance of losing against teams that are better than those $UCK@SS jets.

I think chren is talking about why we did not run it three times against the jesters and instead decided to go long instead.

I think he is right afterall....i think the odd were better if we ran it therefore we would probably be kicking a 40 yard or so instead of a 47 yarder.

Even a 44 yarder would have been good because it hooked away three yards from the goalposts.

SamSam is right Crowder. In fact we WON the game against the Bengals so I couldn't have been talking about that game although we won it DESPITE the call you talk about.

Crowder, you and I have been battling on here pretty good lately, but I would definately not call you a hater, I don't think you're giving Tannehill enough credit, but to each his own...........but what I will call you out for is, you accuse us all of trying to make Tannehill something he's not, and you have stats to back it up, but isn't that the exact same thing you did with your namesake? When Ireland cut him it was basically gonna be the end of this franchise according to you......yet stats didn't really back that claim up did they? How come it was OK for you to over-hype Channing Crowder, but we can't get a little giddy about the most promising young QB we've seen around here since the early 80's?

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> NEw yorks mom....once said flavo flav threw some
> egg in her face.
>
>
> NYs mom quote: Now thats some egg in my face.


what in the world does this mean?

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The beatings will continue until morale improves.

You aren't the only one out in that forest, berk. Hip me too.

berkeley223 Wrote:
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> samsam3738 Wrote:
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> > NEw yorks mom....once said flavo flav threw
> some
> > egg in her face.
> >
> >
> > NYs mom quote: Now thats some egg in my face.
>
>
> what in the world does this mean?


You old folks, the instant classic TV show "Flavor of Love"......duh

LOL. Duhhhh. What is the "Flavor of Love"??????

LOL, a reality show on MTV showing Flava Flav looking for love in all the wrong places, was one of the saddest yet funniest shows of all time, spawned the equally good "Rock of Love" featuring Brett Michels from the 80's hair band "Poison". I was glued to the TV

dolphaholic Wrote:
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> Crowder, you and I have been battling on here
> pretty good lately, but I would definately not
> call you a hater, I don't think you're giving
> Tannehill enough credit, but to each his
> own...........but what I will call you out for is,
> you accuse us all of trying to make Tannehill
> something he's not, and you have stats to back it
> up, but isn't that the exact same thing you did
> with your namesake? When Ireland cut him it was
> basically gonna be the end of this franchise
> according to you......yet stats didn't really back
> that claim up did they? How come it was OK for you
> to over-hype Channing Crowder, but we can't get a
> little giddy about the most promising young QB
> we've seen around here since the early 80's?


Dolph- it is fine for you to be giddy, I am a little giddy myself becasue I had lower expectations of how fast Tannehill would be able to develop. But as you know Crowder and myself took constant abuse on this site from most... In life there is always different opinion and ideas on everything and the Truth, in honor of our boy "The Truth" is normally somehwere in the middle... I am excited about what our QB can develop into, I am just waiting, so far he keeps improving his number analytically, from QBR to completion percentage. But for us to be an offense that is good, we need to put points, and score TD's, something we have not been able to do in ten years, and I am still waiting for it, arent you? People act as if we are there, we arent IMO....that is all, no big deal, I am glad you and others are stoked about our players, cheers!!!

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Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flave?

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flave?

Eazy E's buddy.........duh

oh man. you guys probably know flavor flav only from that stupid show. so lame. this is what reality TV has done to our society.....

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The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Easy e? You mean Chuck D....lol

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LOL. holic!

Aqua&Orange Wrote:
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> Here is the comparison between Ryan Tannehill and
> Peyton Manning through their first 5 games:
>
> Tannehill: 57.4%, 1269 yds, 7.51 YPA, 2 TDs, 6
> Ints, 2 wins
> Manning: 55%. 1129 yds, 6.68 YPA, 4 TDs, 12 Ints,
> 1 win

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“I'm here" You're welcome!" - Kenny Powers

What I'll say:

He's a great QB. As long as he is passing between the twenties and has a lead.

But put him in the red zone or down in the 4th QTR and he tanks.

But he is a rookie.

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Miami Dolphins. Always Perfect.

He's certainly far from elite at this point. However, the past two games were really impressive for 4th and 5th games of a career. I only watched the Cinci game once, but I can't remember a single throw where I thought "what the heck was he thinking?" The best I can come up with is when the announcer said "He should have checked down to Bush." but even that wasn't like he did anything disastrous...just didn't select his optimal target (according to someone in the TV booth). A couple of drops affected his yardage and completion %, as well.

In AZ, one of his INTs was when Hartline fell down.

I'm impressed with where he is, for sure...looking fwd to further development.

Ugly@$$ flavo flav and all the fine chicks who were in love with his money.

New York was the crazies chick in there

When there were 3 left they called their parents so they spend a weekend in flavs crib.

It was on then...Everyone fighting.

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flave?


Rapper from Public Enemy who wears a clock around his neck. Was famous in the music world about 25 years ago.

nowadays he's so over the hill he wears a grandfather clock around his neck.

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flav

I'm really shocked he never made it through the L.A. DA's office Chyren

dolphaholic Wrote:
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> ChyrenB Wrote:
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> > Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flav
>
> I'm really shocked he never made it through the
> L.A. DA's office Chyren


LMAO.....

lol that is probably true, Chyren you might know him as William Jonathan Drayton, Jr aka Flavor Flav.

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dolphaholic Wrote:
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> ChyrenB Wrote:
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> > Now just one last thing. Who is Flava Flav
>
> I'm really shocked he never made it through the
> L.A. DA's office Chyren


HAHA!!

I thought Flava was an east coast dude..maybe that's why.

I retired from the Calif. Atty. Gen.'s Office but we got all the felony cases on appeal. Very few rich men ended up behind bars though. Only before they got rich and famous.

Where is DK? Hmmmmmmmmmmm You think he would be happy to post here about our progress. He was definitely a closet Jet Fan POS. No one is that negative and a true fan.

He posted right above Treasure.

But I think his absence has FAR MORE TO DO WITH Tannehill's success than the success of the team or any love for the Jets (I'll give him that, he's not a fan of another team like dolfan1 is of the Pats).

He'll be back if Tannehill stumbles but he is not down on our team as a whole, he's just down on Tannehill.