WhitewalkerInPhilly

Definitely. Maybe convert that years salary to a signing bonus. So far, Harvin seems happy here. There are no horror stories, his route running has improved and he's TT's favorite target. He's still fairly young, so maybe structure it like Shady's deal. While I think McKelvin gets dumped on more than his fair share, it's harder to justify that contract with Darby playing like he is.

I watched the Jets game yesterday and it bolstered a lot of my suspicions: The defense is legit. They look as good as us, if not better, and they don't have Richardson back yet. On the flip side, their offense looks dreadful. Powell and Ivory are NOT Shady and Karlos, not by a long shot. Fitz is what we know: accurate enough within 15 yards, but without the perfect ball placement of Brady. Inaccurate on anything past that. I kept seeing flashbacks to Chan's 2012 offense. There is plenty of tape on how to combat it. It's called our highlight reel.

MCL sprain, like Freddy a few years ago.

Harvin is signed, but his cap hit goes from 3 to 12 million. It's voidable but for 6 million. Still, he's the best WR on the roster right now and it's not even close ATM.

If he does, I still think it's unlikely that he's effective as he has been next week. He's been out for two months. It's one thing to be injury ready, and another to he truly back in synch. We've seen it with our CBs when they're injured and we'll see it with McKelvin when he comes back.

And yet, he had done so already on a part time basis beforehand. And we haven't gone three years without one CB going down for at least a few games so it was smart even before the injuries/position switches.

Yeah I remember being shocked, but it looked like great value. And then McKelvin hurt himself again. Now it looks brilliant.

It's not just this year. As I've seen repeatedly pointed out, the Dolphins have been constantly "winning" free agency every year Philbin has been in Miami and is yet to post a winning record while the FO has them in salary cap hell.

What? Clearly I heard that Taylor waa just dreadful, and couldn't throw from the pocket and never ever could get better.

We have him, but his salary skyrockets to 9 million a year for the next to years, and is voidable. I don't think we can restructure until the offseason. But right now, he's definitely looking worth it.

I know. This week, Sully published a piece saying that he would still take Fitz over Tyrod.

We got the Best Williams Available!!!

Yeah, that sounds about right. I mean, I want to see a greater body of work before we give out another Fitz level contract but these early signs are fantastic.

Yeah I'm a fan of this idea. Shady is so explosive, and is better in the pass game but when you have a lead and are pounding it up the middle Karlos is the better fit.

I'm filing this under "a good problem to have" but it's still a problem. If Taylor keeps at this pace...hell, I don't think we've averaged this many points since...what, the Kelly Era maybe? Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Yeah. I keep hearing how good the Phins are supposed to be, but they've never been better than 8-8 in three years while being in salary cap hell.

That really is priceless. I've been calling Rodak a troll for a while. But these were great "value picks", and the result of staying on your big board. And suddenly the overloaded positions needed depth.

I don't think Brown has been mentioned enough. 2 INT and a touchdown, solid play overall. Definitely a solid pickup on a 3rd round pick.

Yeah. I know he's best at ST's but Karlos seems better suited to the task.

So far so good I suppose

Now that's the Fitz we know, giving up a turnover in the clutch.

Don't look now, the Eagles have picked their half to slack off.

Yeah. I thought the Colts would have the division down cold but no one there is looking good.

+1 I laughed so hard

Man, who here got tired of hearing how great the Jets were? That Jets offense is looking abysmal. No run game and Fitz is Fitz.