"Consider the Dolphins are a week from their first game of the NFL season and already have nine players on injured reserve. They have another four on the PuP list—thirteen players that will not be available to start the season."

"Starting the season with nearly a quarter of your roster injured isn't a great way to head into the season. Considering that several other players have been banged up by the Dolphins as well, we have to start looking at the Dolphins trainers."

Regardless of the reason, the Dolphins have yet to figure out what the problem is. If there is a consistent year-to-year issue, it has become injuries. Miami continues to get hit by them, and this year, the wide receiver unit was hit harder than it has been in previous years. Miami has no answers, but they need to figure it out. But then again, we have been saying this for more than a few years.


All the above was quoted by Brian Miller .

I thought it was a good piece, it points out the #1 problem for Miami for decades.
Its also why I never understood the one player who started every game,who was dominant and healthy at all times... C.Wilkins..........you let him go to another team and replace him with 3-4 players coming off injuries.

WTF Miami?
Kyle Johnson - Head Trainer
Troy Maurer - Associate Head Trainer - started in Miami in 1992.

Miami may be looking in the wrong places to get a healthier team.

Always an issue. Lets change something besides players........

GO DOLPHINS!!!!

Jacksonville is not going to be a pushover. I just read that Jacksonville spent more money in the offseason than anybody in the NFL. In fact, about 100 million more than the 2nd place team.

As for the injuries, you think it might be that "country club" atmosphere that Fangio was speaking up about and getting flamed for?

I've mentioned this before that having the cushiest work environment in the NFL is not necessarily a good thing. The players love it yes, and everybody wants to play for Miami but, look at the 2nd from the last team on that list of "player friendly environments",
The Kansa City Chiefs. I rest my case.