He was well worth the add for the Jets playbook alone, stinky or not. Full interrogation...naked light bulb and all.

808phan Wrote:
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> He was well worth the add for the Jets playbook
> alone, stinky or not. Full interrogation...naked
> light bulb and all.

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Why in the world did Miami sign him? They have a couple of decent receivers that haven't played much already. They need OLinemen and DBs. I realize OL are in short supply at the moment, but Miami must do something NOW to get that line shored up.

I believe Miami still has quite a bit of cash they can use to get a good lineman from somewhere. I realize Ireland doesn't like to give up draft picks, but maybe, for the right guy, he could give up a 4th or 5th and a player.

Again, gotta do something to keep RT standing.

Miami lost McNutt to the Panthers so they needed a replacement receiver to test our defense in practice. This one has promise, he just needs a bath. I bet Omar was pissed too because he is white.

GO DOLPHINS!!!!

captkoi Wrote:
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> 808phan Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > He was well worth the add for the Jets playbook
> > alone, stinky or not. Full
> interrogation...naked
> > light bulb and all.
>
> **********************************************
>
> Why in the world did Miami sign him? They have a
> couple of decent receivers that haven't played
> much already. They need OLinemen and DBs. I
> realize OL are in short supply at the moment, but
> Miami must do something NOW to get that line
> shored up.
>
> I believe Miami still has quite a bit of cash they
> can use to get a good lineman from somewhere. I
> realize Ireland doesn't like to give up draft
> picks, but maybe, for the right guy, he could give
> up a 4th or 5th and a player.
>
> Again, gotta do something to keep RT standing.


No doubt the o-line is in dyer straights & it's frustrating to see RT getting hammered week in & week out. As for Spadola, he was signed to fill a vacancy on the practice squad to replace McNutt.

Due diligence displayed to fill a PS spot when there's other issues on the 53 man roster that need to be addressed makes me wonder. I get this sense of denial from those in charge of this team that there's a serious problem with the o-line yet every fan can see it plain as day simply by watching a game.

My level of confidence for this team being a contender to compete with NE for the division has diminished drastically after watching this o-line get steamrolled the way it has been. IMO, coaching is just at fault as the players themselves. If players can't be "coached up" to better performance then either the player has to go, or those in charge of that player position, or both.

I can't help but notice other teams being capable of adapting & remaining competitive when their roster is decimated by injuries or whatever & the replacement players keep it going without losing a beat. What is it...Better coaching? Better eye for player talent? Whatever.

When you have a starter that sucks and nothing is done to fix it for the long term and for the short term to simply say "you need step up your game" speaks volumes. Is there better playing techniques for that position being taught here to improve the players performance by saying that? Is there a game plan to make adjustments for a teams weaknesses & strengths during a game when things aren't going so well in order to be resilient?

Whatever the true problem is, this team obviously has something missing.

Very well put, 808.

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote:
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> > Miami lost McNutt to the Panthers so they needed
> a
> > replacement receiver to test our defense in
> > practice. This one has promise, he just needs a
> > bath. I bet Omar was pissed too because he is
> > white.
>
> Treasure, there was a guy named King who had all
> the credentials in the world and coined a phrase
>
> "We shall overcome"
>
> that was only an inspiration to half the people in
> this country.
>
> To me, I got more inspiration from another guy who
> was a drunkard, habitually in trouble, couldn't
> keep a job and lived in a suburb of Pasadena, when
> I lived there,
>
> and those words of inspiration were NOT heeded by
> the whole nation but should have been.
>
> BTW his name was also King
>
> and the words that we as a nation who have been so
> divisive almost since the time that the first
> slave arrived in 1619
>
> so sorely need to hear and heed are
>
> "Can't we All Just Get Along?"



Its Omar that keeps putting out his anti white vibes. Sure we can get along.........hell When The Dolphins win the Superbowl I want your phone # We are gonna celebrate . But Omar keeps saying things like.........hartline is an inspiration to all white receiver's........ Huh? So this kid is just a token white receiver too? Omar is an idiot. It has nothing to do with about how the rest of us "get along".

GO DOLPHINS!!!!

He'll make a big difference

He was included in what I said and why I said it Treasure but I'm looking forward to the beers.