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Best games in the last 10 years? Maybe week 3 of the 08 season when we unleashed the wildcat and stunned, and I mean STUNNED the patriots in their own house dominating them to win the game and set of a mean winning streak that culminated in a season that resulted in our first playoff appearance in years (despite get trounced by the Ravens the first week of those playoffs)
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BobT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 9/4/94 Patriots at Dolphins Dan Marino returns > from his Achilles injury and wins a 39-35 shootout > vs Drew Brees. I'm gunna go out on a limb here and say that Drew Brees was 15 years old when that game was played. I never saw the game, but my guess would be it's Doug Flutie that you're referring to?
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Good luck to him! There can't be a more complex character in the history of the league. I mean if there's one player too complex to describe in a single sentence (which his critics have no problem trying to do by reducing him to some lame joke or diss regarding his marijuana use) it's Ricky Williams. Ricky was a truly great running back to watch. He had legitimate issues with anxiety disorder and
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THE Truth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes you can get a bad snap or bad kick on the > shortest of FG's but you can also get a bad snap > or fumble going for the score. > Maybe if I had the top defense in the league > instead of the 27th I'd have felt > differently...but in last nights situation, I make > sure my RB knows no
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Finshady Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with Tyree as I don't like or agree with say sex marriage. Say sex marriage definitely is a dangerous scourge in this country that threatens to tear the very fabric of this great nation apart. Same sex marriage on the other hand is a completely inocuous concept that has absolutely no baring on anybody's
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JC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's the most extraordinary part: that play > involved an official's review, on a crucial play, > that DID NOT GET DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE PATRIOTS. > That's the main reason I'll never forget it. hahahaha that's great I never thought about it like that. But you're right that's literally the most shock
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You guys are so naive. A quarterback needs help. Agreed. That's why I think signing Manning if he's healthy, even 85% of what he was, makes sense. We wouldn't be mortgaging the future and throwing away draft picks by signing Manning as a free agent. I don't think we can afford to deny that a healthy Manning makes
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I know that the Colts had other problems that led to their awful season but for all intensive purposes if Peyton Manning can make a 1-15 team a 12-4 playoff team (extrapolated by witnessing this phenomenon occur in reverse this year) it wouldn't be a big stretch to think that Manning could take our 6-10 team to a 10-6 or better team if healthy. Because it looks like the Phins are just not goi
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Yup he's a fellow UCF Knight! Proud to have him on national television, reppin' my Alma mater and standing behind the Dolphins. Takes shots at the Jets and Pats alll the time. I love it. Having someone on national tv speak out about the bull$hit that happens to us via the refs or whatever validates it, when otherwise no one else says a word when we get screwed over something. Case in point, the 2
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Panteraize Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 1. Does Manning retire if he isn't healthy in time > to be able to get signed by and play for a team at > the start of this upcoming season? > > 2. Does he hold out hope and continue rehabing > while just being a completely wide-open unsigned > free agent who isn't on any teams roster for
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Now what happens in this scenario: Manning's injury is still in full effect when March 8th comes around. The Colts release him. Manning (let's say by his own admission as well as the doctors who are working with him) is physically unable to perform to the point that he is unable to pass any teams physical, but his nerve regeneration process does end up occuring fully and he gets back to full h
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ah a true elegant dame plucked right from the pages of a Hooters calendar
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I'm kind of disappointed all around. I liked what we had in Mike Nolan and I'm especially disappointed to see Daboll get fired. I can't remember as a Dolphins fan, liking the offensive play-calling as much as I did this year, out of the past 6-7 years. Despite our losing record, I never really thought the offense was the problem. I especially liked that Daboll started throwing the ball deep early
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hahaha we may not agree but I like you Reppa , and I'll respond to a few of the things you called me out on, some of which I'll concede, a few points I still disagree with... Miami Reppa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Panteraize Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Miami Reppa Wrote: > > > ---
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Aqua&Orange Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Comparing RG3 to Joe Webb is a joke. Absolute > joke. alright I concede that
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Miami Reppa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So i personally would not give up that much for > RG3 and expecially not luck... That statement makes me laugh and it has very little to do with the word "expecially". The concept of being unwilling to sell the farm for an elite college QB prospect is one thing, but the notion of being more will
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BigNastyFish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seriously, I watch this kids highlights and… > > Yea, he’s a wonderful athlete (but if he tries > some of those moves in the NFL he’ll wind up in > the hospital) and completes some balls – but he > looks SO RAW in terms of a certified NFL franchise > coitusback. > > Really
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dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, but the only way this news is any better, > is if he was driving Sandusky around on a winding > road by some cliffs when he passed. Countless kids > suffered immeasurable abuse because he didn't do > enough to stop it. Just telling your bosses > doesn't cut it with child molestation.
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He's still alive
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It's funny I just can't help but equate "offensive guru" offensive coordinator as HC to Cam Cameron. But then I take a second to think and realize that Philbin isn't going to be installing Cam Cameron's 165lb weak speedster offense that gets crushed. Philbin is an offensive guy but he's bringing a high-powered offensive mindsight thats proven successful with him that I don't think inclu
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JC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Panteraize Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ...with his over the > > top comments like Henne is going to be the next > > Marino, .... > > Did he really say that though? I thought the > quote was that he WANTS or now...'wanted' Henne > to
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