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Not even Our great Marino accomplished that

The only reason? 🤨

@@Archangelmychel one of the only. He couldn’t win unless they got home field!

Appreciate it! Now if only we could learn what to do!

Thank you!

Indeed!

Thanks!!

Thanks!

Thank you!

We agree. Just got off track.

@@thefishtank81 a lot of moving parts this offseason between player and personnel changes. Excellent dialogue and a privilege to hear y’all’s perspective! You got a sub in me!

@@acoustiking1appreciate that! On all fronts.

Thank you!

@@markjefferson2434 the Wilkins situation was more complex than ya know bud. They were negotiating with him for 2yrs and there was a lot more to it and was almost signed multiple times

@@DouglieDoWrong Oh? According to whom? Him? Or the team?? I would agree with you. The team isn’t gonna tell you what’s what. You do know that right? You’ll get half truths. If anyone knows concerning the players I’d say Omar. Guarantee if he felt low balled from last year; imagine what he was offered years prior. He was asked to reach a goal he’s exceeded. I’d say that earns payment. He should’ve been paid handsomely before Sieler who is a fill in type of player. He’s not a star, he was In Baltimore and he was ok. Now he played with a great player and the great player doesn’t get paid but he does. Sieler is ok. Just ok. We’ve maxed him more then what he is. He’s not a stand alone where he can get multiple sacks on his own. We always over draft or under draft. We over pay, under pay the wrong players.

That’s misleading and one-sided. He doesn’t do reps for the sake of doing reps. He wants quality, full speed reps. There’s a reason he wears a hoodie all the time, so he experiences how hot it is and doesn’t wear out the players.

You can't simulate reps

@@richardkeys5214 well I remember reading that rookie Jaylen Wright threw up in minicamp. Was that enough reps that day you think?

Pay to keep in shape

@@richardkeys5214 if he could run 4.38 40, and jump 38” vertical and 11’2” broad while out of shape at combine, he might be the steal of the draft.

Baseball pitchers play what? 20 pct of the team’s games? QB touches the ball on every offensive snap.

@@thefishtank81im not talking about who has more playing time im talking about the importants in the game and u need good pitching in order to win World Series and u need a good QB in order to win a Super Bowl so yes pitchers are as important as a QB’s and thats what u guys where talking about the “importants”

This O-line will be better than last year if Terron and Wynn can stay healthy. Big IF though...

​@@lukebrown188 Stop...Even IF...All 5 stay healthy (THEY WON'T), there's no depth and it's NOT BETTER. They lost a TOP 5 CENTER Dude! There's still a dude named Liam as a STARTER or whoever that sorry dude is! This line is TRASH! The scheme helped, but, only so much and what happens when 2 go down, like every year? Bro, it's BAAAAAAAAAAAAD

​@@lukebrown188if, iffy. Not good enough

​Where were you when Chris Grier was putting the cart before the horses? TOOOOO LAAAATTEEEEE PAL!

​@@CosaNostra72 Where was I? Dude, I've been a fan for life...Nothing but misery. My tune hasn't changed...I guess I should have posted a blog so you konw my stance? GTFOH...Why even comment...Dispit

What team are you watching? Not My Dolphins. Tagovailoa most certainly improved, led the league in several categories and played all games (IMPROVEMENT!)

@@CosaNostra72😒 ok, if that’s improvement to you. How did the season end? He barely scored 7 points in the playoffs. We went on an end of season skid AGAIN, when we needed it the most.

@josephbell7648 We lost Hunt and Connor to injuries. Their replacement was Liam Eichenberg on rollerblades. And other offensive weapons we lost to health reasons. When healthy, my Miami Dolphins offense dropped 70 on Denver.

@@CosaNostra72 70 points was an anomaly obviously. And what offensive weapons were lost last year?? Every team has key players limping around late in the season. If they’re on the field, they’re on the field. And while you’re so quick to throw out Oline excuses, when watching film, that was hardly the problem. It was the throws and decisions made by the QB.

@@josephbell7648 can't discuss Dolphins football with you hell bent on hating Tua and leaving out wheels falling off a car, Phins Up Homie.

How about building a dominant O-line so we can do what we want at will.