A 4 game suspension, or a 2 game suspension, it doesn't really matter to me any longer. Here's why. Tom Brady is now in the same category as your Lance Armstrongs, and your Sammy Sosa's. He is now and forever remembered as a CHEATER. Yes, having him out for the most games possible will impact us in a beneficial way this season. However, the more important thing here is legacy, history, and th
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Since trading him would have put a serious amount of dead money on the books, I think this is a great situation for the Dolphins to have fall in their lap. Obbviously it would have been great if he would have blossomed and developed into something useful but that wasn't going to happen and we all knew it after last year. This is great. We clear up a significant amount of cap room, which can n
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So the canopy/roof won't be installed until next season Crowder?
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This entire thread summarizes why Suh is going to be worth every penny. All blue chip GOAT's have historically made those around them better.
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People don't like Omar because he is not eaten up > with Tannehill, but is basically it. > > I am not a big fan of Tannehill, but I would not > trade him for Rivers who I think is an equal QB. > Rivers has never impressed me despite people > talking about how great he is. At one point in hi
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Get rid of him. Trade his ass before everyone figures out how worthless he is.
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Our starting WR roster will change after the draft through FA. I don't see us drafting a wideout at 14. Just a hunch. I think they draft OL and sign a vet WR. Just a guess.
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If you were Hernandez and your buddies shot someone while you were with them, and the plan was unknown to you, then you wouldn't chill with your homies and drink some beer or whatever after the event, which as far as I heard was exactly what happened. I'm kind of sick about how the jury acted in that press conference. They were laughing and kidding around with the press. I for one dont like h
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Wasn't Crowder the guy who said he couldn't find London on a map, and that there wasn't many black people there? Also didn't he admit in an NFL Films interview that he pissed his pants(literally)every game he played? Very wierd dude.
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Holy crap that dude looks like a monster.
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I suffered five documented concussions, two very serious, while playing ball in school. I believe the head injury trend and societys hyper awareness of it could possibly spell the end of high school football as we know it. I was recently approached at random by a lawyer who was getting former high school players from my old team together to sue the school for the injuries we incurred. I sent
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I too was a little surprised at the lack of his ability to apply for parole. I figured if found guilty, he'd get 25 to life and get out in 15-20. It's a pleasant surprise. I feel that we are too lenient on capitol crimes in this country. The minimum sentence for 1st degree murder should be life in prison with no parole nationwide. The only choice should be death or life in prison for people that
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Chyren, maybe I wasn't concise in what I was trying to say. There is no doubt Philbin has cost this team games. I agree with that sentiment. However, in a general statement, to say that it doesn't matter what talent improvements we make, we won't be a better team because of the head coach is illogical and just plain wrong. I'm speaking more in a general sense than in terms of just the dolphins. I
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I like the signing. Definitely an improvement at the position.
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gofins60 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JoeFootball Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ja'Waun James returns to RT. He should NEVER > play > > LT again, IMO. James allowed 6 sacks and 58 > total > > pressures in 611 passing plays. That consists > of > > QB hurries, hits and
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captkoi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Odenn Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hooligan2 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Definitely a PR move. I don't mean to sound > > sexist > > > butt, to learn the game i
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He is the online/newspaper version of a shock > jock, except not entertaining or funny. I agree. Basically a dull turd. He isn't funny, witty, smart, knowledgeable, insightful, nor does he bring any info to the public about the phins that any other person with his creditials couldn't bring. Personally I thi
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Crowder52 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yeah, that makes sense, he could defintely beat > > out Moore.. I didn't realize Moore's contract > was > > not guaranteed.. > > I was wrong. Matt Moore's contract has 1.6 mil > fully guara
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I've always considered the O and D lines to be the foundation of a team. Without consistant talent and play from both, a team can't do much but win in flashes. The consistant, perennial playoff teams always have solid, deep lines. The old saying is right. The war is won in the trenches. That being said, I have mixed feelings about using a first round pick on an OL. We have a passable squad no
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Okay so I'm sitting here trying to make up my mind. Do we A) give up the goose and make that big acqusition getting a blue chip player or do we stock up on picks by trading down and fill our roster gaps with decent players hoping that maybe one turns out to be a surprise talent. I used to be a guy that leaned toward the attitude of more draft picks=more chances at gold. However, after so man
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If i HAD TO sign him, it would be for minimum veteran numbers with play time and workout/roster bonuses only. Basically keep him on as insurance depth and only pay him if he actually sees the field. I think some desperate team will sign him as a rotating starter though.
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Omar is a tool, and a tool that has little football acqumen at that. Can't stand the guy, never gave his positions much thought, and consider him just a mouth in front of a balloon of hot fecal smelling air.
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tannenbaums trades... > > Traded John Abraham in a 3-team trade with > Falcons, Jets for 2006 first round pick (#29-Nick > Mangold) > > Traded 2007 first round pick (#25-Jon Beason), > 2007 second round pick (#59-Ryan Kalil), 2007 > fifth round pick (#164-Tim Shaw) to Panthers for
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Hooligan2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Definitely a PR move. I don't mean to sound sexist > butt, to learn the game inside and out you really > need alot of exposure to it as a player, coach > and/or official. I question how much she would > have gotten at the high school, college or, pro > level except maybe in the lingerie league. Wit
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dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't Perriman really, really fast and Bouldin > really, really slow???? Yes. Maybe I wasn't specific enough in my comparisons. Perriman is a physical player, who uses his body effectively against smaller corners and safeties. He also has a very good talent for catching the ball at its highest available poi
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In my ever so humble, slightly educated opinion, Miami won't be moving up or down. When I look at how many holes we have on the roster, and how thin our roster is on talent, trading away picks seems very counterintuative. I also look at the board and how it's laid out in the first round and don't see many scenarios that play into Miami's favor for a trade down. Miami would have to be offered some
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Omar Kelly ? @OmarKelly > > And in my humble opinion, if the Dolphins do sign > Greg Jennings it makes me conclude Todd Gurley's > the pick at 14. That's silly. That's saying Jennings fills our need completely at WR and that by signing him, we have our #1 on the roster. That's a complete
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pafinfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can he play any other position? I would think of > signing him cheap as a backup I think there are too many teams out there looking for a capable RT to think he'd sign here as a back up. Some team will sign him in hopes he has enough in the tank to fill their RT spot.
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