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The offensive line coach quit.
Honestly, in that position, hard to doubt someone needs help to want that job. Or maybe they are so bad possibly because the coach was a stoner?
Anyway. yesterday the Finz won with some help from the referees
Nothing to brag about....the team played awful.
And to think before the last 24 hours, that you had seen it all with this franchise since the late stages of the Shula regime. They don't lose as often as Cleveland, but this franchise is the biggest joke in professional sports for nearly a quarter of a century, bar none. If it was the Dallas Cowboys, it would be recognized as such by the national media, but the Dolphins have generally been so boring on the field for so long, nobody hardly notices it seems; guess that's a lucky thing.
That video the o-line coach of the Dolphins (former o-line coach) was awful and reeks of BLATANT STUPIDITY. He put all that on himself...and to use substances AT THE FACILITY ON THE JOB. Just embarrassing.
They managed to do it yet again; the Dolphins just can't help themselves and out-dumb the Browns when it comes to awful personnel decisions and trades. For 20 years, every major trade the Dolphins have made, is lopsided and defies logic. Ajayi, I can get some of the reasoning. But in return you get a 4th round draft choice? Say what? 4th rounder? May as well have traded him away for cash considerations and "a player to be named later"
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They managed to do it yet again; the Dolphins just can't help themselves and out-dumb the Browns when it comes to awful personnel decisions and trades. For 20 years, every major trade the Dolphins have made, is lopsided and defies logic. Ajayi, I can get some of the reasoning. But in return you get a 4th round draft choice? Say what? 4th rounder? May as well have traded him away for cash considerations and "a player to be named later"
Running backs are not premium trade targets on the market. Unless you are talking about a 22 year old Adrian Peterson, you would be foolish to give up a Day 1 pick for one.
I liked that they were wearing the traditional Dolphin lids. And I liked the dark jerseys. I don't really like the stylized sardine logo they're normally using now. Bring back the old look Miami ~
I liked that they were wearing the traditional Dolphin lids. And I liked the dark jerseys. I don't really like the stylized sardine logo they're normally using now. Bring back the old look Miami ~
This was a case of a perfect storm where the Dolphins played great and the Patriots played terrible. Miami had good play calling, obviously executed on the field whereas the Pats didn't, and simply dominated the game. I will say as a Pats fan though, the only silver lining I can take out of last nights game was the Pats only lost by 7. IN general when the Pats are on the positive end of such a game they win by 20+. Dolphins still hanging on.
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They managed to do it yet again; the Dolphins just can't help themselves and out-dumb the Browns when it comes to awful personnel decisions and trades. For 20 years, every major trade the Dolphins have made, is lopsided and defies logic. Ajayi, I can get some of the reasoning. But in return you get a 4th round draft choice? Say what? 4th rounder? May as well have traded him away for cash considerations and "a player to be named later"
