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12 minutes ago, Behindenemylines said:
Great less touches for the child/girlfriend/deckhand/flag football chick-beater.
OBJ doesn’t scare anyone really, but will add drama to what I think this year in Miami will be a sh!tsh?w.
Agreed. With Tua being a one read QB, OBJ will be banging the table for more targets. Let’s also factor in McDaniel scorning Hill about not performing up to his pay grade, which in my opinion will fester in to some ugly sideline exchanges as the season goes on. Signing OBJ could very well cause drama in so many different ways this year
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1 minute ago, beebe said:
I hate that he beats our team, especially in the playoffs, but at the end of the day, he’s just doing what they pay him to do. He deserves a lot of credit and all you can do is tip your hat
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6 minutes ago, Putin said:
You are not worried about Tua throwing the ball ? He had more passing yards then our Franchise QB
The only thing scary about the Dolphins is Tyreek. Tua may have thrown for more yards than Allen but Allen had more total TDs, don’t know if he had more total yards but my point is, outside of Hill, nothing on that team, especially their defense scares anyone
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22 minutes ago, DCofNC said:
Back to hearing how Lamar has no weapons..
Real talk, Miami should be really good this year.
Doesn’t matter who they sign, they’re still limited by Tua. Not to mention their defense is still sus after losing key players to FA. As long as Allen is in the division, the Dolphins will always have daddy issues
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47 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Looking back at this thread I started April 4th...anyone feel differently now that Beane has shown he and the team have a lot of confidence in Shakir given we didn't make a major splash move up in draft and only drafted 1 WR overall? What about seeing him working out with Moulds again this off-season?
I can't wait to sse this offense on the field personally...
Your original write up I totally agree with and I can get on board with this as well. I don’t know if Coleman can be a viable replacement for Stephon or not but this offense found its groove without him toward the end of last season. The transition from one OC to another was apparent and Shakir made his mark in a short period of time, which makes what you said all the more true. Good call Alpha
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8 minutes ago, 1stgm1993 said:
i was yelling for a penalty on jack for that as he jumped on diggs back for that.
I couldn't help but laugh, kinda like that goofy "which way did he go" cartoon
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What I found hilarious was Myles Jack tackling Diggs on Shakir's TD. As for the late hit on Josh, you had to know they were gonna call that when you saw it
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I wonder if Phillips will be back for this one, sure is looking like Douglas will be
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3 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:
Rasul Rapp and Davis all out is a concern … but they are without their best player Watt…
Advantage - Bills ..
I wasn't thrilled when I heard Rasul was inactive, but honestly, with it being Rudolph and less than ideal weather conditions, it might not be a bad call to give him more rest
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Stephen A Smith lickin his chops over this
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Just now, Warcodered said:
You mean more than Adam Gase, is that the bar?
Eww god no, Gase was a few smelling salts away from the loony bin
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1 minute ago, Warcodered said:
Is this the guy who keeps forgetting they have Kyle Pitts?
Still the same guy that got more out of Tannehill than anyone else thought he would
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Is everyone satisfied with Brady as OC? Smith was an awfully good OC in Tennessee. If he could get Tannehill to the AFC Championship, imagine what he could do with Allen.
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3 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Basically Shakir is our #2 now and Kincaid #3. I'd advance Sherfield to #4. That's my pecking order for the playoffs. Sorry Gabe but I'm drastically reducing your snaps unless someone gets hurt.
I couldn't agree with you more on reducing Gabe's snap count. Dude fell off quite fast
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Honestly, I think Shakir could fill the role himself. I know most people would rather keep him in the slot, but I believe he could do the job as a #2
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4 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:
Fins because if we beat the Steelers we get the Browns/Texans winner and they both suck. Also, Fins have the offensive firepower to knock out the Ravens if they can get a few guys back by then.
The Fins have no way to stop Baltimore defensively, that's already been proven. Thus their firepower they have on offense is irrelevant
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27 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
KC because I want them to come here for once.
I think Cleveland can beat Baltimore meaning we would host the AFCCG if we beat Pittsburgh then KC.
I have ZERO confidence the Fins can beat Baltimore and I don't see the Texans winning against Cleveland in the cold on the road.
Cleveland has to play Houston in Houston, Houston won the AFC South
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1 minute ago, Roundybout said:
No doubt. Mason Rudolph is fools gold.
Agreed, but no TJ Watt to deal with is probably just as important
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Why does this team have this disgusting habit of playing down to their opposition?
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Shades of Hines doing it to them last year
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1 hour ago, chongli said:
The problem is no other team in the West is taking advantage of it (Raiders maybe, but too little, too late). Those MF'ers are still going to win the division and get a home game.
Honestly, there's no other place I would rather see KC bounced out
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25 minutes ago, Success said:
No way we lose to the Chargers or Pats.
Miami game will be for all the marbles.
We may have given Miami the biggest headache by beating Dallas so bad, then Miami going to Baltimore. Sizing up to be winner take all in Miami
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1 hour ago, HappyDays said:
What I liked about Joe Brady from the start is that as soon as he was given the OC job, he wasted no time jumping head first into the position, as if he had been the OC all along. His opening press conference was impressive and exuded confidence. We saw him throughout the week looking very active and hands-on at practices. A small thing but something the players surely noticed and responded to. Throughout the week at OBD and up in the booth today he looked in total command at all times.
As for his play calling, I love that he committed to what we do well and took some dead on arrival concepts out of the play book. No more forcing the ball to Davis downfield. No short yardage shotgun handoffs. On 4th and short he called an easy bootleg that we've converted for 1sts dozens of times, instead of various "coverage beaters" that have no cohesion. He committed to the run from start to finish even when the run offense was stymied at times. He used plays to set things up for later - our failed end around early on led to a fake end around pulling the defense out of position on Ty Johnson's TD. He made it a point to get everyone other than Davis involved as pass catchers which kept us in rhythm and the Jets defense off balance. Really just a stunning play calling performance for Brady from start to finish.
And the offensive players all looked a lot more upbeat and a lot more engaged on the field. We didn't let bad plays or stalled drives snowball into a rut that lasts for 30 minutes of game time. Getting some new energy in the room may have been exactly what this offense needed.
Well said, only thing about his playcalling that Dorsey had the same issue with is that a WR screen to Diggs hasn't done a productive thing all year. I wish they'd deep six that playcall
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1 hour ago, RunTheBall said:
You’re high if you think we aren’t losing another game
Punch the breaks a little. It was a solid W over an inferior team, that’s it.
We are on to Philidelphia
Inferior offense yes, I'll give you that. But for an interim OC against that defense, you couldn't ask for more.
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OBJ To Miami
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OBJ at this point in his career is about money. No state taxes in Florida was more the deciding factor than anything else.