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> I really miss the good old days. > Where is EGDolfan? > Seadog? or Old Salt? can't recall I’m still around. I miss EG’s posts too. About the Dolphins, sometimes the general perception is not the reality. Two things: One, Ross should keep quite about his exuberance and his so-called plans, because someone in his office is blabbing to the press. Two, Ro
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ya know dude, you actually say NOTHING with a lot of words – so I’ll cut ya some slack and just say the proof is in ACTUAL RECORD year after year. And for our purposes, a “fair assessment” of that record. Is that too much to ask from you? > And yea, Chad P was a total gift falling into this tea
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yo football Einstein, this team has finished BELOW 500 2 years in a row. Yes, but there are reasons for that, and a “fair assessment” is what’s accordingly due, Hoss, not some slap-happy. > Before that we got lucky with Chad P falling into our laps for one season coupled with a limp schedule (blo
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Personally I can’t stand lard ass Ryan but the oinker has gotten his team into the playoffs every year and he beat NE on their own turf to make it to the AFC championship game. So let’s not be absolute homers – there’s no reason to believe that team is suddenly going to implode with another year under R
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realist Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with that...but..I am wondering if Ireland > is deliberately keeping the cupboard a little bare > to hasten the change? One goal, win the SB, this season. > I didn't see any moves this off-season that truly > addressed our needs. Needed change at OC, needed a bonafide C (for years)
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realist Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a bad feeling about this season folks. > > Chad Henne worked with these guys in the > off-season, he was the leader, he knew the > play-book, he came in with the guys 'following'. > he should be on fire in practice and should be > looking solid in the pre-season. > > The fact th
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Phinsfan2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BigNastyFish Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > At least Channing had some personality in > > locker-room. In this case he's just stating the > > obvious – and I’m sure the consensus > opinion > > of any player who’s been around for a f
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am going to take logical route gander at this, > and prove how Peter King, one of the most > respected sportswriters and column's in MMQB is > wrong with his assumptions. If I can make you all > realize he is wrong does that mean I deserve his > job at SI..lol.. well here I go..... > > F
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dolphan4545 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Being “deficient” or not in any particular > skill isn’t really the criteria for Canton > though. > > Correct. So, they voted in a player of, by your > statement, "deficient" skills. the HOF voters can > vote in anyone they want, but this is essentially > my point. B
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dolphan4545 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dude, 50% of their job is run support-ask any > rookie trying to make a team. They voted in a > player that was deficient in half his > responsibilities?!?! And no, STs don't make up for > that. Being “deficient” or not in any particular skill isn’t really the criteria for Canton though.
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > that's like saying marino shouldn't be in there bc > he was a terrible runner Pretty funny.
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes they will keep both. we will get neither. we > will probably blow a draft pick trading for kitna > or dennis dixon, who will totally suck. or maybe > beg and plead with cincy to let us trade a 1st and > 3d rounder for carson palmer's washed up butt. > maybe they will be nice to us and let us
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Phinsfan2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dolphaholic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 9-7 > > > I think 9-7 also. > > Defense will be better. > > Oline and running game will be better. > > Henne will be the same and will be gone after the > season is over. >
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > watch this orton deal fall apart though---shades > of Jim Harbaugh... The Dolphins walked on that one, Berk, interested yes, but after takin' a look, it made'em like Tony even more.
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One the season starts. I’ll be a terrorist. I > promise. One can only marvel at the image your caricature evokes. Especially in considering what just happened in Norway.
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mr. Berk (keep it serious) Wrote: this is the time > of the year we are trying to do something about > that stuff. You say Henne sucks, well they are > trying to replace him. That should give you some > hope for the future. > > First of all, the time to do “something” was > back in
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Panteraize Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can someone explain to me what exactly a "3rd down > back" really is? A third-down back would be a RB deployed on third down. They come in all shapes and sizes. > I hear phrases like "change of > pace" back but how is a 3rd down back supposed to > be different from your st
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As berk did for me, I will requote what he said > and apply it to Treasure > > Re: The REAL problem with the NFL and most > professional sports: > Posted by: berkeley223 () > Date: July 14, 2011 09:09AM > > > TCC I don't see CB making a racial argument > anywhere in there. &
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > who was the best WR ever for the phins? > > warfield > duper > clayton > fryer > moore Probably what Phinsfan2 said, I would guess. Warfield was absolutely instrumental in those SB years, and he was probably the most talented receiver the Dolphins have had. Duper and Clayton were g
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socalphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How in the hell do you overlook Earl Morrell. > Without him, there is no Perfect Season. > I was only 8 yrs old that season, but I remember > he played like an ALL-PRO, making clutch throw > after clutch throw, and managing the games like a > master. > Old #15, IMO, has never gotten the respec
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