BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yo The Truth, dang dude, you are really betting > the present AND the future on one wicked wager. > > Sorry, no one wants a franchise QB more than me, > but NO WAY could Ireland (or whoever) hand over > that kind of ransom responsibly. Sure they could. Look at our last few years of draft
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree for the most part... Daboll has some > upside and this year was very incomplete due to > the lockout and missed time implementing a new O > and getting new players on-board. > > But I'd also point out a number of folks around > the league were pretty impressed with the chops > M
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From the general buzz on the net about him > staying: > > doesn't sound like the fans are in love with him, > but they like his loyalty and most don't believe > he's ready for NFL HC prime-time at this point. > Bottom line, insufficient experience at this > point... > > Interes
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Aqua&Orange Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Vick was a 50% thrower at Va. Tech, and has > hovered around that number the majority of his > career. > > > RG3 throws at a 73% completion rate. It was a different era when this guy played but RGIII strikes me as a BETTER, at least at this stage of his development, version of Steve Mc
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mr. Truth in another thread you said “just let > it play out,” which is reasonable advice. And > you’re right in encouraging peeps around here to > not rush to judgment. But, we remember the coitus > cluster muck of last year and the romp out to the > Bay area for sushi with Hairbrush. &
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Actually, the Jets offense is ultra conservative. Tony will fit right in and probably will do a good job.
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This is exactly why so many fans freaking out about every name linked to our coaching search pisses me off. Everybody went nuts when it was "leaked" that we were going to interview him..."ross is an idiot...we are lost...franchise is imploding...etc". I told a good friend of mine there was no way we were hiring Mularkey and that I doubted we'd giving him anything more th
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tboneabbott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 1 Why do the Dolphins have a hard time finding a > great coach? > 2. I still think The Dolphins made a big mistake > in firing Tony soprano. > 3. why not hire Mike nolan.? If you want a great HC why are you hiring mike Nolan? He was 18-37 in 4 years in San Francisco and never once finished at
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Thoughts? My first one is that this coaching search cannot possibly end soon enough.
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socalphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So glad we took a perennial Pro Bowl LT over > Ryan. > Anyone with half a football IQ knows it all starts > up front, the foundation of any offense. I agree with that philosophy...sort of. For me its get a QB...then build from the line of scrimmage back. Interestingly enough, if you look a the S
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boy's that's going around. It even happened to > me. I blame Berk's "pappy"...
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dolphan4545 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And he was how old at the time? This guy went to > Pro Bowls playing at a time when one of the best > centers of all time, Dwight Stevenson, was > playing. YOU do the math. You must be from Texas, where I believe the removed math from text books a while back... Stephenson's career ended in 1987.
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Broncos and the Packers> Packers go to the dance > > Saints and the Ravens > Saints take it ALL. ??? Why do you have AFC teams playing in the conference championship games against NFC teams?
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like the Philpin idea. I'm on board with that. I think the Philbin ship has sailed. Its going to be easier for him to take a few months off and go back to his familiar role in GB after the death of his son than it is for him to take on a bigger, entirely new role here and be successful. Besides, from Miami'
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I still say if the indy job opens up he ends up > there. gruden would soil himself for the > opportunity to coach luck and possibly manning too Interesting scenario berk. I could see that happening. But right now he's not coaching.
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rumors we want to talk to him. I know the report > has been denied but that probably only means it is > going to happen. If we don't get fisher, what do > you think? I know the whole, "college offenses > don't work in NFL," "steve spurrier" argument, but > nfl has changed to m
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fiedlerhater Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello all, its me again. Is it just me ... Yes, its just you.
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Gruden said two weeks ago, by no small coincidence AFTER his dinner with Carl Peterson, that he's NOT coming back to coaching this year. The ONLY Gruden linked to Jax is JAY GRUDEN. Some of you guys are so freakin reactionary its scary.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ChyrenB Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > RESPONSE: Hey, Truth. Too bad you weren't > > around. > > > I could have used you in my anti-Sparan
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Panteraize Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > dolphaholic Wrote: > > > Tony was a good guy, decent coach.but he wasn't > a > > difference maker. Too conservative. Terrible > > clock mgt and in game decision maker. > > > > Seen enough last year to know he wasn't the > > answer. > > Yes
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They want control. Ross does not want to give > control. > > I don't really want Fisher, he is too Tony for me. Where do you get that from? There are MANY reports of Ross offering total control to cowher, gruden and possibly even fisher.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > dolphaholic Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > This is hilarious, we're barely thru wildcard > > > weekend and the "we should of
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Aqua&Orange Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I think Omar brings up a great point that the > > FO > > > sho
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dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is hilarious, we're barely thru wildcard > weekend and the "we should of kept Sparano" > threads are already popping up. Some of you guys > crack me up. Unfreakin believable It's like battered spouse syndrome.
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And CB...when I use anyones name...even my Dog, I usually capitalize it. Unless i'm in a hurry to type something before jc close a thread... I promise you that every time I type the name "Yahweh" I will use the capital "Y" out of respect. I know you can't see it but my left hand is on a bible and my right raised to god.
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DolfanMike Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > I hope to God (yes I used the 'G')... You weak willed conformist...
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's your answer, "THE Truth?" Why do you > capitalize your own name and not that of God? I do it for em-PHA-sis. But hey...I'm just beginning to build my brand. I presumed that god was like apple or mcdonalds....established and above sweating things like whether I use a capital "G" or
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Aqua&Orange Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not just deniers, but they are mocking his > religion. Nobody is "MOCKING" his religion. > > > He just played a great football game...IN THE > PLAYOFFS....and people are talking about his > religion in a mocking way. he played an AWESOME game...yet still couldn't
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Love Tebow, Love the gators but he is the least > skilled starting qb in the league. However his > intangibles are off the chart. Great win over the > steeler's. Nail...meet hammer... Spot on Mizzou....
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