ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > As for CP in the HOF. If he leads this team over > the next few years to a SB victory or two then > yes, he'd likely be considered a "great" QB and > end up in the HOF. > > This is clearly in the realm of possibility, and > I'd call you crazy if you thought that's nuts.
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DaytonaDolfan13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tim Hasselbeck spent 3 years in the NFL as a back > up. Played in a dozen or so games > > --- WELL ISN'T THAT SPECIAL. No, it's not. But he WAS a pro QB. That makes him qualified to be a talking head on ESPN, at least as qualified as Sean Salisbury was.
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ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not sure what Polite's numbers are on 3rd/4th > & short but I remember him getting stopped by the > Jets on a 3rd a short last week. > > Yea, but it was a lousy spot, about 6 inches short > of where he was down. Set up 4th a an inches, and > Penni's sneak for the first. From where
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They've both been great. I'm not sure what Polite's numbers are on 3rd/4th & short but I remember him getting stopped by the Jets on a 3rd a short last week. I remember thinking at the time that couldn't recall another time all year he didn't pick up the first down.
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noetic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Phinsfan2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > He's ok rushing from that spot > > but he's been dynamite against the run. > > > Which is exactly why he needs to be used on the > interior of the defensive front. If he has the > quickness to s
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This is a Dolphins site guys. Leave the politics out of it.
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DaytonaDolfan13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Its not even the QB Hasselbeck its his brother. > Tim Hasselbeck spent 3 years in the NFL as a back up. Played in a dozen or so games. He's every bit as qualified to be an analyst as half the guys in that business.
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Aqua&Orange Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most of Indy's wins during their streak was due to > *defensive* plays, not Manning. Remember the > Texans game when Rosenfels had like 48 turnovers. > their were alot of other games as well. True enough, but in fairness, we scored 17 points or less in 5 of our 11 wins this year. manning is t
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ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are just some patterns he can't complete > when you need a QB to make a play to pick up 3rd > and 7+. > > Please name a pattern he can't complete? Really. > I bet you can't. Don't confuse Penni's reluctance > to throw to covered receivers with an inability to > make throws. It k
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ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Bench CP for Henne next year? What is that a > joke? CP has earned to right to go into next > season as the unqualified starting QB. If he gets > injured, or by some bizzare twist of fate turns > into the next Brett Farve circa NY Jest, then > maybe Henne is an option. But I don't see
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Dolphin Stadium is a COUNTRY CLUB compared to places like Seattle, KC, Denver, Green Bay, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, etc..etc... Those places get TRUE home field advantages with hostile fans. We get 20-30+% away fans at EVERY game. You rarely if ever see that in those other cities.
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noetic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Miami Reppa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Then I would draft a blitzing OLB and move roth > to > > ILB. > > I have also wondered why Roth is playing OLB. His > body structure seems much more suited for ILB. He > looks awkward in pass co
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Leon In Denver Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why the heck would you want Teboe to go the the > Jets? > > I like Mike Shannah to go there. That way he can > screw them up even more like he did the Broncos. Because Tebow isn't going to be a great NFL QB. It would be interesting if he was there in the second round for us. We could have
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fakespike Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > we dont need to waste a draft pick on a receiver. > we have ginn,bess, camarillo and can develop > london. we need ILB, FS, NT, OL way before WR. I agree wholeheartedly. We don't need to draft a WR unless its really late. We need a #1 WR but we need to sign him as a free agent (Houshmanzadeh or Br
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ladydolfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Michael Vick? Ah, hell no! I'm sorry...I can't > see that at all! Why do we need a guy who has > spent time in prison? I don't think it's cool at > all to have the attitude that a guy can do > whatever he wants as long as he can play football. > That is also the wrong message to send to kids.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As far as Henne is concerned, I was greatly > impressed with his pre-season. > > However, I was not impressed with his sulking on > draft day in not being picked earlier. It happens. Sort of reminded me of Thruman Thomas' reaction to falling into the second round. I hope Henne has a similar H
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Miami Reppa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think that brees, cutler, mcnabb have very > strong arms. Two of these three did not make the > playoffs and the other needed a mirical to get in. > Oh, lets not forget the one of the biggest arms > in the league, brett favre, how did his team do? > I will take great discision making over a
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eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PF2 wrote: None of that changes the fact that > there are certain things we can't do on offense > because of Pennington's lack of arm strength, and > because of that there is no reason we shouldn't be > looking to upgrade the QB position if the > opportunity is there. > > If it ain't broke, do
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montequi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Phinsfan2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's not impossible to win a title with a weak > > armed QB like Chad, you just need GREAT talent > > around him. We don't have that yet, and we > might > > never get to that overall level of talen
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RayRay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pennington used to be loved in NY as well. > Eventually they set their sights higher than just > making the playoffs and wanted a QB with a bigger > arm who could keep Ds honest. > > > So my question for yall is, are you happy with > Pennington in the long term? Do you think this is > a
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I'm more than a bit surprised by this. I don't like the guy, but 8-8 with the amount of injuries they've had isn't that bad.
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Miami Reppa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > also, i heard that favre was schedule to have an > mri on his shoulder (oohh my shoulder hurts let me > cry and say that is why i thought goodman was on > my team and hit him with a deep bomb and a slant > route). > > Anyhow my understanding is he ducked out of it and > never had it do
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This is a great idea. The probowl is a waste of time any way. It's always lead to an anti-climatic end to the season since most of the best players skip it any way. Now it will kickoff superbowl week and will be a far more marketable product for the league.
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Went from "Mangenius" to "the village idiot" in 3 short years...
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Ravens, because they are a better team.
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JC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Phinsfan2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > .... But these are the same fans that LOUDLY > > booed their own cheerleaders after Merling's > > INT/TD. > > I saw this play on TV--can you elaborate? Did the > geniuses in the stands think the INT wa
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ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > we spent the last two months setting up two trick > plays for today out of the wildcat. > > Both should have gone for TD's. > > 1) Ricky's drop shouldn't have even gone to him, > although that should have at least set us up > inside the 5. > > The play seemed to be designed for t
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