Yeah that applies to day games in the heat, not night games.
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Congrats on living your dream
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As much as I hate the orange unis, we've had some memorable games wearing them. That said, throwbacks are the best.
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MikeO Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Losing 81 gates at that stadium > is impossible to replace. > And that about sums up the Marlins, doesn't it. Losing 81 games at that stadium. I'm sure they win one or two though.
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MiamiThunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lol i love how everyone > think's Henne is some savior, if he was that good > he would be starting. I don't think Henne is "some savior," but you're right that if he was that good he would be starting. Similarly, I don't believe Pat White is some savior.
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Monte Clark was the Offensive Line Coach who assembled those legendary OLs in the early 1970s. He was a winner as an NFL player, as a member of one of the Browns' Championship teams. He continued to be a winner as a coach, developing the skills of Little, Kooch, Langer, et al. This guy was instrumental in the success of the Dolphins during the 70s and my hat's off to him. Monte's passin
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I agree PHinJim, that was indeed a good article. He makes some very good points
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TheFutt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Game ends in loss: > > 1 - Call for starting QB to be benched > 2 - Question play calling > 3 - Lobby for random player to be signed and > replace somebody who had a bad game. > 4 - Question high profile player's ability/work > ethic/durability > 5 - Call for special team's coach to be f
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We could use a break. Heaven knows we've had our own share of injuries over the years.
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Better yet, suit her up and put her on the OL
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I'm glad to see that you're happy about that. This must mean you're no longer wishing for Pennington to get hurt.
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A&O, thanks for your service, stay safe, and come back home in one piece. JC
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This is old news, but just yesterday I learned that Cleo Lemon was waived last week after being signed just a short time prior to that. Kim Bokamper said on his QAM shot that Baltimore signed Lemon because they thought Beck was injured with a broken collarbone...then they found out that Beck's injury wasn't so bad and cut Lemon. What's with the revolving door they're creating with our ca
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DolphinSam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You get only one side of a conversation on > twitter unless you click on everyone he's replying > to. > Which is why I freakin' hate Twitter (but I do acknowledge its usefulness as a broadcasting platform--not a conversational one) That's cool; I always wanted a "4" in my jersey numbers
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eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > unless there is no CBA. Then he is not a FA. > > Did you read the article from Armondo about the > potential stupid move the Pats made with Seymour. > There is a chance he is not a FA next year and > still the best 3-4 DE in the league and the draft > pick is NO HELP for the declining idiots this
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We cannot sign Zach (as a player) now for the same reason we let him go. He is possibly one hit away from a serious, debilitating injury. I don't know much about his mentoring skills, but I'd be in favor of signing him as a linebackers' coach or any other staff position.
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I think Leon in Denver is moonlighting as Holliday's agent!
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I think we're saving "the good stuff" when it comes to new wildcat plays and passing overall. BUT. I think our standard running game is in trouble. We should have been able to prove in preseason, without revealing any secrets, that we could pound the ball downfield on a grinding drive and score on running plays. That hasn't happened, so I'm worried about our running capabilities.
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Re Graham and Griese: My dad was a kid when Otto Graham was in his prime (back when the closest NFL team geographically to Miami was the Washington Redskins!). Dad spins some yarns from those days and tells me that Graham was a tough son of a gun who once played with a cast on his leg. This was during the days when Defenders were allowed to tee off on QBs. For all the differences in the gam
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Get Olivadotti on the phone. He can fix everything of defense!
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Does any QB in the NFL currently call their own plays? I thought that went out with the dodo bird. Especially with radios in the helmets and all, it's got to be so easy to just radio it in.
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MiamiThunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You know what be carefull what you wish for. ..... I > hope Penny gets hurt .... And look at what YOU'RE wishing for?!?! You know, up until now, I believed that you were a fan of the Miami Dolphins. No fan wants the starting QB to be injured.
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Here's to a HEALTHY Pennington !
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I only saw from the late 3rd quarter onward, and that was likely the sloppiest exhibition I've ever seen. Camarillo has a little ways to go yet with his recovery, seeing him get caught easily from behind on that long reception of his. Hilliard wasn't getting yardage late in the game, but I hope that's due to the backup lineman blocking for him. I hope we tighten things up by opening day!
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Yeah what Twilley said, I meant to add that onto my earlier post. (looking for a flag-waving smiley...oh well)
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nfl.com offers an on-demand subscription where for a flat fee you can watch the archives on line. www.nfl.com/rewind
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DolphinSam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I think Williams should NOT have been > forced to play with a broken hand. That muffed > punt might never have happened. > I didn't know his hand was already broken; I thought he broke the bones in his finger(s) when the ball bounced off his facemask and hit his hand the wrong way. Injured
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montequi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sparano is going to have a tough decision. I > don't see us waving any of our RBs. If we can > trade a useless O-Lineman, then we can trade a > good RB. I, honestly, think we'll keep 4 RBs (not > including Polite), simply because Hilliard and > Cobbs can contribute on ST. Another argument fo
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