I hope Koa Misi earns his paycheck and proves he is worth being a 2nd round draft choice. No way am I criticizing the guy who actually led our defense in tackles last year.

....and missed tackles. Wheeler is making 6.4 mil this year. Misi is making 2.3 mil. Wheeler will get half as many snaps.

That's sort of like saying, I cannot condemn our Qb because he led the team in pass attempts.



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JoeFootball Wrote:
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> Ok that make no sense what-so-ever.


Can you imagine Wheeler playing with one arm?

He stinks already when he is healthy with 2 arms.

This season we will get our answers at lb. Who said Wheeler is coming off the field on 3rd down. I remember reading his coverage skills were better than Misi.

Armando Salguero ?@ArmandoSalguero 55s
Rob Gronkowski (knee) limited again in practice today.

Tom Brady did not practice today.

Has calf injury.

Adam Beasley ?@AdamHBeasley 6m
Dolphins make it official: DT Bruce Gaston (New England Patriots) has been claimed off waivers; safety Brandian Ross waived.

There goes New England Defensive Playbook.

I think they get ipads nowadays for a playbook. I'm sure those are turned in.

I'm not as optimistic. I think we fall short this week, but our defense keeps us in itl

Pats - 17
Phins - 10

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> Tom Brady did not practice today.
>
> Has calf injury.


I heard he cut himself with his lady Bic shaver.

GO DOLPHINS!!!!

JoeFootball Wrote:
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> "A hurricane was coming that day, it was a
> 45-minute drive down to Dolphins camp and I wasn't
> going down there just to turn in my playbook,''
> Evans, now a NFL Network analyst, said. "I was too
> angry to do that."
>
> The next day he entered the Patriots coach's
> office and slid the Dolphins playbook across the
> desk.
>
> "Here, have this,'' he told Belichick. "I don't
> know if you're going to sign me or not. But this
> is yours."
>
> PUNK! I knew I didn't like him.

This blows me away, what a douchebag

jsm08 Wrote:
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> I think they get ipads nowadays for a playbook.
> I'm sure those are turned in.


Even if they aren't I'm sure the team has software to protect proprietary information. They should be able to wipe that device at a any time.

I can't believe this isn't protected by a confidentiality agreement. Ridiculous.

Oh well, it was only Scott Linehan's offense.

Even if there was software to protect confidential information im sure they will find a way to crack the codes.

And i do agree there should be some kind of restriction.

dolphaholic Wrote:
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> JoeFootball Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > "A hurricane was coming that day, it was a
> > 45-minute drive down to Dolphins camp and I
> wasn't
> > going down there just to turn in my playbook,''
> > Evans, now a NFL Network analyst, said. "I was
> too
> > angry to do that."
> >
> > The next day he entered the Patriots coach's
> > office and slid the Dolphins playbook across
> the
> > desk.
> >
> > "Here, have this,'' he told Belichick. "I don't
> > know if you're going to sign me or not. But
> this
> > is yours."
> >
> > PUNK! I knew I didn't like him.
>
> This blows me away, what a douchebag


Money talks.

And to go offtopic for a bit what ever happened to the injured Tend from last year...

He disappeared and noone has ever talked about him ever again.

The one from the jets i believe.

Did he retire after the injury?

Thank You C52

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> Even if there was software to protect confidential
> information im sure they will find a way to crack
> the codes.
>
> And i do agree there should be some kind of
> restriction.


I doubt it Sam.

I use my personal phone at work but have work information on it. They will completely erase my phone if/when I no longer work for the company.


if you know you are going to cut someone its easy to lock the device and the erase the memory before you even tell him his gone.

THE Truth Wrote:
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> samsam3738 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Even if there was software to protect
> confidential
> > information im sure they will find a way to
> crack
> > the codes.
> >
> > And i do agree there should be some kind of
> > restriction.
>
>
> I doubt it Sam.
>
> I use my personal phone at work but have work
> information on it. They will completely erase my
> phone if/when I no longer work for the company.
>
>
> if you know you are going to cut someone its easy
> to lock the device and the erase the memory before
> you even tell him his gone.


And you can't copy it somewhere else while working there?

To me the Heath Evans story (if true) should be investigated by the NFL and possibly the Feds. It's one thing to pick a guys brain, but to be handed a play book is criminal, what if it was a mobster handing Bellicheck that play book with a and a nod?

I remember reading a story about coach Shula in the 70's. Someone had found an opposing teams playbook in the visiting teams locker room. They brought it to him and he yelled holy hell at him. He said we win fairly or not at all.

Disgraceful that belicheats bust will be sitting next to his one day.

GO DOLPHINS!!!!

But treasure coast we should take confort in knowing the pat cheaters haven't won the superbowl since the spygate.

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> But treasure coast we should take confort in
> knowing the pat cheaters haven't won the superbowl
> since the spygate.


BINGO. I'm surprised Goodell hasn't found another way for his team to win yet.

GO DOLPHINS!!!!