Phinjim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one is happier than I to see the Jests get shut > up and especially to see them knocked out by the > Fins.... yes I know it cost us a few draft spots. > > I do however have one concern. I* wish our team > was equally pissed about not being in the > playoffs. > > > Pissed en
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DolfanMike Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > > Please don't interpret my future silence as > > > implicit agreement to anything. > > > > > > That post is going to be awfully hard to beat > as > > "
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And they accuse lawyers of distinguishing things > out of existence. Yeah...you are proof that lawyers get a bad rap... > > I'd bet that quite of few posters would say that > you were making the simple point that "Chyren, you > said we should draft Mark Ingram first, not Ryan > Kerri
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hear they are talking to the Bears Special teams > coach anyways.... I really don't care if they hire a dish washer from Shula's Steakhouse as HC...provided they are right and he is great. It would take a lot of balls on Ireland's part to hire a 50 year old Special teams coach with no coordin
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DolfanMike Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Two things. > > 1. Leave me out of this. > 2. I can tell this is going to end up as another > one of those thread where only a few people are > following. > > Please don't interpret my future silence as > implicit agreement to anything. That post is going to be awfully hard to b
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ChyrenB Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Didn't you say that I NEVER ADVOCATED > Kerrigan > > > with all your cute little questi
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Didn't you say that I NEVER ADVOCATED Kerrigan > with all your cute little questions? No I didn't. You imagined that...as usual.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Explanation. Later in the heat of the draft > itself ON THE DAYS IT WAS HAPPENING, I advocated > that we take Mark Ingram when it was obvious that > we would NOT be following my original suggestion > and taking Ryan Kerrigan but I did advocate taking > him first...well, that's confusing. My first
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No reason we shouldnt be able to hire Fisher now.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Barring an injury to Brady or a change in heart > on > > how long he plans to play, Ryan Mallett is NOT > the > > future of the Pats. > > > > Brady is 34. He's said he plans to play past
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Last year, I screamed for us to take Ryan Kerrigan > although we had Wake. I missed it. It probably happened when I was gone. Can somebody please post a link to an article with the story of why Mark Ingram legally changed his name to Ryan Kerrigan? Seems a little odd...no? I mean there was al
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They DO NOT have to pay him that much money. > Manning himself stated that he did the deal like > that in case something like this happeneed. He > will sign for less. That's not quite what he said. He said, and I'm paraphrasing, that it was a one year deal with a 3 year team option that gave the team
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JT was class and quality No offense, and I'm sure he's a good guy as a person, but that just isn't the case as a Dolphin. When Parcells/Sparano/Ireland came here he had the opportunity (along with Zach thomas, to be a leader and be in the building every day learning the new defense, helping the younger guys get be
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Miami Reppa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i have been hating on luck for a while now but of > all the games i saw him play he saved his best for > last. I believe there was a very good chance that > he could lose his #1 slot if he struggled but to > stanfords credit they played the entire game with > the lead. If they got behind i woul
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At Indianapolis next year....Hmmmnnn
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So that leaves staying put and > taking the 2d best OT in the draft? yuck. That's when we should trade down.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whoa. Luck is not ready to start in the NFL next > year. A Marino comes along once in a lifetime. > > Like Ryan Mallett is to Tom Brady. > Barring an injury to Brady or a change in heart on how long he plans to play, Ryan Mallett is NOT the future of the Pats. Brady is 34. He's said he pla
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If we trade down we are screwed again. The only > way we will get better is if we trade up. I would only trade up for a QB. that's my plan A. When that fails to happen because we don't have the assets it becomes a matter of value. What am I going to get at 8/9 that I couldn't get at 18/19 and with w
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Finshady Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think that if I were Ireland, and I did not land > Fisher or Gruden or Cowher then maybe perhaps I > would try to lure ferentz from Iowa to the pro > ranks. I think he could make the leap, and would > be a very good pro coach. Now the problem is does > he want to make the jump, and will he pull
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JT's a great player and a first ballot HOF'er in my book. He's also not half the Dolphin his brother-in-law was. That said, I'll be the first to stand up and applaud his career when the Jets induct him into their ring of honor.
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Wheeden will be 29 in October. He has talent for sure, but the biggest problem with drafting him is that you have a 6 year career window and 1-2 of them are going to be spent learning the pro game. I don't think that is worth a 1st round pick or even a high 2nd. If he was there in round 3 I'd have no issues with taking him. He has 1st round skills, its just a weird situation wher
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All of these college bowl games have me in full draft mode. April can't get here soon enough. Here are some of the guys I'd be very excited about having on our team next year focusing on likely 1st or 2nd day selections... QB: Luck or RG III if we can trade up but unlikely. Both will be stars. Landry Jones if we traded down 8-10 spots, assuming he comes out. Wheeden in the 2nd or 3r
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Finshady Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chyren I don't know if you are serious sometimes > or playing the fool at other times. Fleener is a > good tight end. I d not believe he warrants a top > 10 pick maybe he is a 1st rounder if you believe > he is the best pass catcxhing tight end in the > draft. Just remember what has Jimmy Graham
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But Coby Fleener is going to be somewhere in there > between 1 and 8 and if we don't get one, we can > get the other. I like fleener a lot but he's not a 1st round pick let alone top 10.
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Love Justin Blackmon. Just don't see him falling to #8/9. Best hands on an elite wr I've seen since Chris carter.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > berkeley223 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > if you shut this down, CB will have nothing > else > > to live for. So shut it down, I guess. > > > Oh, I see I've hurt you, berk. I'm sorry. That apology rings so hollow that I can still hea
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JC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aqua&Orange Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Im begging JC to put a fork in this. > > > Well, I'm sure I will eventually, but right now > I'm just too glad to have PF2 back I'm just > enjoying the love fest for the time being. > > Oh, is
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You are quite a piece of work, The "Inaccuracy." > Do you now say that head to head has no part in > draft selection (except as it goes into the makeup > of one's overall record). Again with the name changes...how do you expect me to live up to my word and not refer to you as something clever l
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > By the way, the "BB" went over my head. Was that > a typo for "CB." That it was. I'm a man of my word. My Pappy raised me that way.
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