Andrew Luck, come on down! you are the next contestant on "TURN THIS FRANCHISE AROUND". Your coaches include.....ummm...nevermind, they all got fired because they were the 33 ranked offense in the league, and there is only 32 teams.

808phan Wrote:
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> BigNastyFish Wrote:
> The Browns finished 29th and 31st in points in
> 2009 and 2010, and 32nd and 29th in total yards.
>
>
> That's impressive.
>
> But then look at who he had to work with...Brady
> Quinn & then rookie Colt McCoy. Just think, he'll
> have Henne now. lol


You bet. From rags to riches. The poor dude will probably be overwhelmed with our stable of QB stallions.

"Feed the Monkey!"

He was the QB coach for the Jets in '07 and '08. Let's see, in '07 he coached Pennington. Not that Pennington really needs a QB coach. He could be a QB coach himself. He just needs a new shoulder. In '08 he "coached" Brett Favre. Has Favre even listened to a thing his QB coach has said in the last 10 years?!!

Just kill the franchise now and put it out of its misery. This is an impending disaster.

Oh, and as for the Pats, he was a defensive assistant for one year (defense? Isn't he an Offensive Coordinator now???) and a WR coach (you know...Randy Moss, Wes Welker, ..., what does the WR coach do exactly?).

Sorry he was Pennington's QB coach in NY not the offensive cordinator, It appears Cleveland was his first OC job in the NFL...

Crowder52 Wrote:
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> The guy is young and I do not know alot about him
> but Cleveland sucked on offense last year, Without
> Peton Hillis, what did they do? nothing...
>
> I am going to make this call out of the blue, and
> draw some connection and reasoning as to why this
> might have happened...
> So this guy was an offensive cordinator with the
> Jets under Mangini, as well,...... well guess who
> the QB was under Mangini before Farve? Thats right
> Chad Pennington... Do I expect to hear an
> anounncement about Chad P being named the QB coach
> to work with his old pal from New york days and
> the guy who's offense he ran... Did Pennington
> tell Sparano that he thought this guy was the man?
> I am not sure, but that is the closest degree of
> separation between Daboll and Sparano...

Chad P should have been made OC, maybe. Maybe not.

But YES YES YES 100% he needs to be on the staff and QB Coach

RIGHT

NOW!

Just do it idiots. And shut up.

OC from a team that scored less points the last two seasons than the Dolphins? This hire is a real head scratcher.

Rick

I am going to be cautiously optimistice about this hiring. I like the fact that he is a young up and comer. Lets see what the guy's got before we destroy him
And yes, BNF, lets sign up Chad P... I am positive Sparano is trying to hire him, The only thing I am not sure about is if Pennington wants to give up the dream of ever playing again.. Not so easy.....

Wait...I just thought of a bright side, he comes from the "Nick Saban" tree also right?.......so maybe he quits after a year?

Thats the "underhand I look like i'm skipping" fist, Sparano prefers the "overhand I just just beat you in arm-wrestling" method.

according to team sources. reported by ESPN. could be worse. . .

But...but...he isn't a former Cowboys coach...How could Ross break this love affair? lol

Welcome to the Miami Dolphins, Mr. Daboll. You have a mess to clean up here, I hope you're up to the challenge.

Over fist.
Under fist.
Side fist.
Break fist.
Fake fist.
Double clutch inverted fist.
Flying sow cow fist.
Ham and Egg fist.
Bloody Mary's fist.
The fist stops here.
No. Don't stop fist.
Oh...



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BigNastyFist

sheesh, Cleveland was the only team we faced this year that I though had a worse offense than us

The Miami Fist!

No more lame Aquatic Mammals.

Rename the stadium:

Finger Field.

Tell Ross right away.

Get on the jet bitch.

Guess the wildcat may not be dead in Miami after all.

I'm on board with the Colonel.
I doubt Mike Martz could have done as much with that Clev offense.
Either Jeff Ireland can sell ice to eskimos, or Ross actually believes Daboll is the man.
I can't wait to hear his press conf.
Willing to give him a chance until he proves unworthy. Don't have much choice anyway.

Bring in Brady Quinn and install Weis highflying offense!!

Do you guys know that Sparano called the plays in Dallas in 2006?
And he was the offensive cordinator at New Haven before becoming HC.
And when he was HC at New Haven in 1997 his team avg 42.8 points a game

So it seems, one Sparano, has not always had a conservative offensive style. two, He was more then just a offensive line coach when hired, he actually called plays in the NFL for Dallas, in the year Romo broke out...
I think you have to give Sparano credit, for hiring a guy that wasnt a Popularity contest but someone he believed to be the best man ofr the job and team...

Well he comes from the Belichick tree which has it's trunk in the Parcells system...and we all know where the roots are.

He's coached with some really good people and I'm sure he learned quite a bit from them.

I agree with Colonel that we give the guy a chance since he's our guy now...plenty of great coaches have had failures prior to doing great jobs.

Even Don Shula...

As far as his failure in Cleveland...EVERYONE in Cleveland has failed all of the way back to...the end of the Kosar/Schottenheimer days.

He learned offense under Belichick and thats a good thing IMHO...let's hope he is given the freedom to open things up and to be agressive.


Stay tuned to this channel, further updates at 10...

And in other positive news......Christopher "Big Black" Boykin will be re-united with Rob Dyrdek on "Fantasy Factory".....just thought i'd share.

Guys I can't believe all the negative for someone you don't know. Every coach started somewhere and most failed the first couple of years. This guys been around and has worked with some of the best.

Give him a chance. I'm going to pull for him and reserve judgment till the end of next season.

Face it. Nothing good will happen in Miami until we get the right QB. I don't care what coach we have, Henne is not the answer. So the first order of business is to bring in a QB that can play.

Build the team and the future will be bright.

Naughty naughty dolphaholic. LOL.

In Latvian BTW: Tr?s Stooges

Anyway, yea. I'll give Daboll da ball and sees what he can do. Know what I mean. Personally I'm like already sold on the fist deal and as long as the Monkey is fed I'm like totally chill.

Like I says before. Pat White once threw a football through a window. Granted is was a really big window but positive stuff can and might happen.

I had my "give the guy a chance" speech ready to go when I thought it was gonna be Chud, at least he come's from an offense that was highly rated, and he's helped develop some pretty good TE's (something we could use right about now). But I just cant muster up anything for Daboll, unless Mangina was holding him back, he did less with an O that was probably on par with ours talent wise. I sure hope Sparano knows what he's doing with his future hanging in the balance. Although this one you can probably partly blame Ross, the way he hung Tony out to dry, it was unrealistic to expect a top candidate to come here.

I like leon/denver's approach..but I agree with the most of yas.. To me it seems we are intentionally tanking this upcoming season, just like we did the last 4 games of this season. Hello to rebuilding again.