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well this season isnt over yet but i agree 100% something has to change
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First things first, talent evaluation. I was never on board with bringing Ireland back once Sparano was fired. I'm pretty sure we should've started over from scratch.
And nothing anyone has seen should make us feel good about Cincy on Thursday. Nothing. That's going to be all bad.
We lost to Buffalo, off a bye week, with a 3rd string QB.......at home.
You were saying?
can i use the "divisional matchup" plea?
nah, we'll see how it goes. i'm not saying you guys are wrong in not looking forward to TNF. but a week or two ago people are trashing dalton and the bengals...and then they hang 49 on the jets and it's like the bengals are a crazy good team again. this year has been full of roller coaster rides for almost all teams. your team is pissed and jobs are on the line. the bengals are feeling good about themselves. it'll be closer than you think.
What happened to Grimes and Patterson????
A few points to consider:
### It’s notable that many of the veterans that moved on from Miami during Jeff Ireland's tenure --– though some of the early decisions were made by Bill Parcells –-- have performed clearly better elsewhere, from Brandon Marshall (averaged 83 catches in two years here; 106 in four other recent years with the Broncos and Bears); to Ninkovich (a backup and special teams player here); to Philadelphia’s Evan Mathis (cut by Miami and now rated the NFL’s No. 1 guard by Pro Football Focus), to Reggie Bush (averaging 121 yards per game with Detroit, compared with 79.8 last season in Miami).
Cornerback Sean Smith, rated the 74th best cornerback last season with Miami, is 12th with the Chiefs, and the quarterback rating in his coverage area has dropped from 85.1 to 58.2.
Vontae Davis, traded for a second-rounder that Miami used on cornerback Jamar Taylor, has risen to fourth among all cornerbacks and drew praise for his work last Sunday against Denver’s high-octane offense. He was 37th in 2011, his last season in Miami.
Jake Long, ranked 46th among all tackles last season, has jumped to 12th in his first season with St. Louis.
In Marshall’s case, it obviously helped having a better quarterback (Jay Cutler over Chad Henne). But questionable coaching and evaluation also have been factors. The Dolphins mistakenly didn’t believe Mathis was worth developing and didn’t see the pass-rushing upside in Ninkovich that Belichick did.
This coaching staff couldn’t maximize Bush’s unique gifts in the open field. And the Chiefs are allowing Smith to play press/man coverage, which he preferred and thrives in. The Dolphins used him a lot in off-zone and off-man, which everyone knew wasn’t his strength. No wonder he's playing a lot better in Kansas City.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/spor...-notes-um-wake-postscripts.html#storylink=cpy
I highly respect Barry Jackson. He nailed it. Players leave here and prosper. Players come here and falter.
Pro Football Focus @PFF 50m
Jake Long (+15.4) up to 7th in our left tackle rankings after dominant display last night. Not quite back to his best, but is getting there
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They either start good and end bad or start playing in the second half. They can't play four quarters to save their lives
Evan Silva @evansilva 21h
#Dolphins are 0-4 since announcing their GM's contract extension.
This one's for CP
Evan Silva @evansilva 21h
#Dolphins are 0-4 since announcing their GM's contract extension.
Yaaaay........cuz that's relevant to anything Evan.
No agenda tho.