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i just don't know how you can expect a QB to thrive with arguably the worst offensive line in football, and receivers who don't like catching the ball, but hey what i do know?
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[COLOR=#red]This is probably FInns best stretch yet... well done young man.
Offensive Line, Offensive play calling fellas. Tanny's Pocket presence isn't great but when you have 8 people in your lap the second after you get the ball, not much you can do. Get smacked in the face often enough you're going to have quick feet and quick arm which can result in turnovers. Just the facts of life. [/COLOR]
“Up front we just kept taking advantage of their weak tackles and their inside guys,” Galette said after Monday night’s game. “I wish we could play them again so we could tee off on them again.”
He continued: “It was a nice win, but I don’t think that team was as good as everybody was saying. We just abused their offensive line all game.”
The Dolphins allowed quarterback Ryan Tannehill to get hit 10 times Monday, including four sacks. Miami’s 18 sacks allowed are tied for most in the league.
Miami's offensive line, to put it bluntly, is simply not playing well, which is keeping the Dolphins from being great.
Despite using high draft picks on center Mike Pouncey (first round, 2011) and left tackle Jonathan Martin (second round, 2012) in recent years, the Dolphins have only managed to assemble an offensive line that could be considered serviceable, at best.
At worst, Miami's line could be considered a liability, and for a number of reasons.
The most obvious issue is the frequency with which Tannehill has found himself under pressure while under center this season.
Not only has Tannehill been victimized by a league-high 18 sacks, including four on Monday night, but he has consistently been rushed, hit and forced to hurry throws.
Terrell Suggs began one of Miami’s final possessions by actually grabbing left tackle Jonathan Martin by the shoulders, carrying the 300-pound man back into Ryan Tannehill’s face, and while still holding on to Martin, tackling Tannehill for a sack.
And two plays later, Suggs moved over to the right side and pushed Dolphins right tackle Tyson Clabo aside as if swatting a fly before collapsing Tannehill for another sack.
A drive that began hopefully at the Dolphins’ 26 yard line, was a wreck at the 16 when Suggs finished his work. And when the Ravens used the field position gained in part by those sacks to drive for a field goal that would win this game, you saw how offensive line play matters.
How else to describe a group that came into this game on pace to give up a team-record 72 sacks for the season and actually got worse? The Dolphins yielded six sacks against Baltimore.
That means Miami is now on pace to give up 77 sacks this year.
Seventy-seven.
David Carr holds the NFL record for absorbing the most sacks of any quarterback when he was sacked 76 times while playing for the expansion Houston Texans. Do you know what that did to him?
you watch football, but you clearly don't really WATCH football.
[COLOR=#red]Sorry bud... where as I find most things you say comical... that was never a reality other than on B/R and Sentinal... No one in the real world ever thought that.[/COLOR]
Adam Beasley @AdamHBeasley 1m
Someone told me of serious dysfunction within the locker room. Division, anger, etc.
i actually want to see everything burn down to the ground, and watch how long it takes for a full rebuilding process. you got what you wanted, finns
Welp, it's all gonna come down it sounds like. The lockerroom is splintering, players, coaches, GM, all gonna get cleared out.
Complete, full, rebuild. finns will be the happiest Dolphin fan in the world. Back to the 1-15 stages.
Props finns. Now both your teams are complete disasters.
The dislike for Sherman's play-calling can be found throughout the Dolphins organization. One high-ranking person within the team is dumbfounded by Sherman's approach in some situations, saying the coach misses "101 stuff" -- meaning fundamental things.
I'm confused tho, cuz you said that it's Hennehill's fault that we aren't good.
From the Saints game on, you've been blaming Hennehill and turnovers.
Wait, he doesn't get the right coaching? Whaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
Oh well, let's all just keep blaming the QB, for everything. Including knees blowing up on their own, and stuff.
I'm starting to believe that finnns is really a Patriots or Jets fan that has pulled one of the greatest feats in the history of trolling by pretending to be a Dolphins fan for years now and watching all the games just so he can troll this page and aggravate us all.
I probably own more Phins memorabilia than everyone in this thread combined