The FINAL Cuts! | Dolphins 2012 Hard Knocks Episode 5 

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Speaking of weathering storms Dan Campbell has a tough job with the Detroit Lions you hope he can turn things around there

Hqrd to believe this was a decade ago

@@patrickstogsdill74 mannnnn....

hes a former player so he has empathy

Word!

Facts

really makes me wonder what the team coulda been with the right leadership

Say that again!

He was watching South Park too 😂

Buffalo developed him tf do you mean

Lol Buffalo did develop him, but you know, everything good in the nfl is attributed to belicheck

Ahem, Buffalo developed Chris Hogan. Belichick stole him.

New Orleans does great.job developing players and drafting future NFL players

And war eagle

eric sigersmith 🐘🅰️🌊

@@ericsigersmith2831 yep

I think the irony is that 10 years later the team is 0-7, and then Flores turns it around, and leads the team to a winning season, YET, the owner was trying to tank only a couple season ago and fired Flores. Yes, Philbin was a terrible HC, but a mere reflection of ownership at the top.

I'd give that honor to Cam Cameron. Don't get me wrong Philbin sucked as a head coach but Cam Cameron absolutely had no business being a head coach in this league either. Both were way over their heads.

He was a terrible head coach but he is actually a good offensive coordinator or at least a but above average.

I’d give that to Adam Gase. It’s a Miami thing

@@brandon3096 idk bro, Matt Patricia is quickly going into the "never shoulda been given the reigns" category 😂

Blame the old white guy! It had nothing to do with how terrible the players were!

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The release of Chris Hogan, my god... THAT, THAT is a very small (compared to all the other blunders & misses) but prime example as to why the Dolphins are where they have been. The inability to recognize, keep, & foster young talent. Reminds me of when the Jets cut Danny Woodhead the previous year. That 2012 team was already doomed the moments they passed up Luke Kuechly and Russell Wilson for Ryan Tannehill & Jonathan Martin, but they had a young, talented, & inexpensive WR on a team that BADLY needed one at the time, and they f'n let him go. 🤦‍♂️

You should apply to be a gm you are a genius!

Ok Hogan was with Brady for those years so...it’s not like he’d have the same success in Miami 🙄 even in NE he put up average stats so...talented or right place?

Chris hogan is why they won. If the dolphins kept him they would have won 2 superbowls. If the jets would have kept Woodhead they would have won!

@@Firestorm2814Sector Both, he was successful (to a lesser degree, but still) in Buffalo

Every season I’m surprised when guys get cut over the phone. I mean, it’s probably necessary, but I’d still think you’d want a coach telling guys personally. Especially final cuts. That’s a head coach job IMO.

@@arwyss it’s the very least you could do as a head coach after these guys bust their asses every single day to reach this point and to earn a spot in the team

Tannehill is viewed like the 2nd coming of Jesus even right now.Martin was a solid prospect but he is was too weak minded for the NFL. Russell Wilson is not even 6 feet tall so every team passed on him twice and some 3 times.Wilson was literally the shortest starting QB in the NFL.As a GM to draft a guy that short you have to question if he can see passing lanes because he cant see over the OL. Chris Hogan is like a #3 wr it is not the end of the world to cut a guy like that.

Exactly ... And that also shows why the Patriots were a dynasty. It seems like they always recognized those guys

@@anthonyhutchins2300 And they cheat dont forget that.

@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants LMAO good one. Anyone who thinks that, wasn't paying attention. Derrick Henry was the reason for Tennessee's success, not Tannehill. It's just for the first time, he wasn't asked to carry the team & he didn't do anything to hurt them. Ok, so the Russell Wilson pick im giving them a slight pass on, but only because Seattle took him not knowing he was going to be a star, & got lucky. However someone in their personnel department knew, & they were smart enough to take him. If you have good enough scouts, no way a guy like that should slip away. Also Tannehill was FAR from a sure thing moving from WR the year before. They simply forced the pick... Kuechly was the smarter choice/ surer thing. As for Hogan, at the time the Dolphins were AWFUL at WR. They're best WR was Brian Hartline. They absolutely needed Hogan. Half that team should have been cut before him, but didn't because of draft status. Again it comes down to being able to evaluate talent and making the correct personnel decisions. They dropped the ball (no pun intended)

They do some dumb questionable stuff, but as an organization they're the best run & have had success for 2 decades. Being a Dolphins fan, I'll give the devil his due

Worse than dave campo?

Yeah Jeff Ireland has only helped create a football powerhouse in the New Orleans saints. Who are the winnigest team in the NFL since he has joined. A lot Execs and General Managers will tell you the Saints have the best Roster in the NFL, and a large part that is due to Jeff Irelands ability to evaluate talent. Maybe he has just grown a lot as a talent evaluator since his Miami days

Dustin Lowery “powerhouse” haven’t won in over a decade

@@erics2739 Touche, you got me on that.

@@Saintaholik Jeff Ireland has been with the team for four years; does that really allow for him to be credited for, 'helped create a football powerhouse in New Orleans?'

The front office is a joke

Flores is fired as well

Flores is now in Pittsburgh as a coordinator/assistant. Terrible move by Miami.

@@nick56677 Awful move

@@dtrainbitches The thing about Flores that showed he is Head Coaching Material is how he rallied his team from like 1-7 to 9-8. Takes a real coach to persuade a 1-7 team to play for them and they did.

His energy is more “midnight shift at a gas station” than anything football

Yea the special teams coach assistant

He was a disaster from the minute he took charge. Total waste of a Coach.

Colts hard knocks would be great

2 time

War eagle

Yall front offense is still trash tho

Just the way he asked him about it it sounded like he only cared about it because of the skill he brings to the team. Didn’t show that he just cared about him on a human level.

🤣🤣🤣

He sucked anyways so it's best things worked out the way they did.

Not everyone responds well to hard coaching. Plus soon it won't even be legal to coach hard. But seriously assuming everyone works on negative energy is dumb.

I just finished watching the Ravens hard knocks and Billick literally says he owes it to his players to talk with them in person. Seeing the difference between Billick and Philbin just pissed me off.

Still figuring that out!!

NFL Throwback can you just upload all seasons and episodes? What’s the point of holding onto seasons from 3+years ago

Bucs

@@christianhernandez1569 HBO has the rights to them

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Welker also goes to the Pats just like Hogan

He got way too much credit for being the offensive coordinator of the Packers. He worked with Favre and Rodgers, and had receivers like Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Randall Cobb, and Donald Driver. Rodgers won his first MVP in 2011, and Philbin rode that momentum into a head coaching job.

The 1 win season was 2007 bruh

How y’all doing now? (Coming from a dolphins fan)

Sounds like half the league

Back with cowboys

And mike sherman getting yelled at by warren sapp to put a Jersey on! Lmao

He's an idiot. The coach is trying to break down film with him and he's busy talking and not paying attention. Like dude this is supposed to be your job not high school.

That would be the owner and executive team.

Philbin had a favorite in Devlin, obviously a mediocre coach is gonna let favoritism blind his decision-making

Coaching options were limited in the 2012 offseason. There was no really good coaching candidates for us to choose from. Only other candidate was Jeff Fisher and he spurned us and took the coaching job with the St. Louis Rams aka the Los Angeles Rams.

@@brandonsavitski that 2011 Packers offense was insane, too.

Plus I would have really loved to have seen him play with this team.

Yes. And Buffalo.

New England and Buffalo.

Ya most former hyped recruits all their life , very true

It was a combination of a trash coaching staff and garbage players

But it is the effort. Is this team going to play with fire and competitiveness? Or is this team just going through the motions? This team went through the motions and played listless under Philbin. Philbin excited no one.