kelreign Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- (... hard to say no to a guy that is > telling you he'll kill your family if you don't > give him half of everything you make!) > But enough about the IRS! I think the younger guys should get some playing time by rotating them out smartly (not only situation subbing but also spelling the old timers for
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Indeed.
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ChyrenB, Aren't you an attorney, or otherwise involved in the legal profession? (I think you mentioned to that effect a while ago in one of your posts) If so, what do you think about this case?
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MiamiThunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I want the salary cap to go away. I think it would > do great things for the NFL, and damn right the > players salaries need to be lowered starting with > a limit for rookies. Give rookies a 2.5 percent > raise in base salary for draft picks in the first > round. 2.5 percent raise? That wi
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RW13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if > we went out and signed a WR that gained over 1000 > yards in his previous year, you would all be > jumping for joy at the idea of him playing for us! If we went out and signed a WR that gained over 1000 yards, but also failed to come down with 2 passes per game that were catchable in the endzone , I wou
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grooves12 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I really don't see > any of them breaking ranks and opening up the > coffers to give any record-breaking deals in an > uncapped year. I do, in the case of Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder. Those guys will spend any amount of money to buy a championship, IMO. I hope I'm wrong if it comes down to that.
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MiamiThunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He doesnt suck, but he isnt a Fitzgerarld, or > Calvin Johnson, and he will never become one of > them, therefore he will never be a elite number > one. Your just a fan blinded by your team to think > that he will be. Where did I imply that I think that?
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montequi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ranger1 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hey man as long as we can fill the stadium and > the > > crowd noise is up like it was monday they can > have > > dancing monkeys for all I care. > > Or maybe a dolphin in a pool out on the fiel
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ChyrenB, First off, kudos for "Manning" up. Ouch, bad pun. you make some good points here. I think a lot of the (over)emphasis on stats and number of catches, etc. gets its roots in the available of statistics nowadays compared to the 1990s and earlier. Add onto that the proliferation of fantasy football teams and their popularity. I'm thoroughly convinced that a substa
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Joking aside, I'd take Tebow also if he fell into our lap, but not as a first rounder and I would not trade up for him, nor would I tank the season.
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All true, but that's the least of our problems.
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DaytonaDolfan13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i knew i would see this post today... I thought we'd see it about 20 hours sooner!
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None of the above.
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JC the fact is they scored a TD on their last > drive and we didn't. Any way you put it thats what > happened. No question about that. I'm with ya there. > And the clock management had a lot to do > with it. > Yeah, but only to a certain point, IMO. That point being, the incomplete t
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samsam3738 Wrote: > > We should of had time to drive the entire field in > 3 minutes. But we *did* drive the entire field, didn't we? The pass-that-Ginn-failed-to-catch ('drop' doesn't *exactly* apply) was in the end zone. The end zone is the end of the entire field, by definition. >Like i said they drove the entire field for a score in about 30 >seconds. We had 3 mintes
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samsam3738 Wrote: > We couldnt even get close > with almost 3 minutes left. I agree it was a poor > management of the clock. > How is hitting your WR in the hands with the ball in the end zone NOT getting close? I don't understand your point.
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Phinsfan2 Wrote: > > Blame ginn for not making a catch, but he didn't > lose the game. He just didn't win it. > > If our EXTREMELY well rested defense makes ONE > stop after the first quarter we win. Period. I will go along with the above assessment. Ginn didn't lose the game, okay I agree....there was a defender on him during that last pass, sure. It
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TheFutt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am laughing so hard after reading the topics > this morning then rereading my own list. I'm not laughing because it's sad to me, but you are 100% correct.
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DaytonaDolfan13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > GINN catches the TD and its a well deserved win Yup. Ginn makes that play like any WR in the NFL should, and Sparano would rightly be called a genius. Pennington also.
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MiamiDolphins4Life Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > not to mention, did you see his hail mary to ginn? > it looked like he threw it with all his might and > he only threw it 30 yards Call it a hail mary if you want but he hit Ginn in both hands with that throw. I personally don't care what it the pass looks like if it's on target in the end zone
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Ginn cost us the game. As the announcers said, he had two hands on the ball and didn't come down with it.
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These drives are doing wonders....keeping our D off the field for as long as possible.
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What impresses me the most right now is that we are actually sustaining drives and getting first downs. That's huge.
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I think the Williams sisters are raising Cain.
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MikeO Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > want me to unhook my DVR/TIVO and send it to ya?! > lol > > record it? What is it 1988?? lol What is so funny? DVR's record too, that's what the R in DVR stands for.
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is probably almost as appropriate
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The only thing bad about the Pats losing yesterday was that the Jets won. But as a Bostonian, I am very happy to see and hear that Pats fans are second-guessing their team about 100x more than we are. They are REALLY second-guessing that Seymour trade now, and blaming Brady's supermodel wife for (and I quote "turning Tom Brady into a wussy"
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BobT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just as an aside, the Dolphins will be wearing the > Aqua jerseys at San Diego next week as well. It > seems the other teams are starting to catch on to > the trend of wearing white at home early in the > season during day games. I'm surprised at the notion that this is a new concept. It's been well-
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