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It’s amazing he’s been Player of the Week so frequently, but has never won MVP.

Yeah, we’ve got the reigning MVP, reigning ROY and a future Hall of Famer the next 3 weeks so you’ll get to see here soon. That being said, Kyler Murray, Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence aren’t bottom feeders. They’re all highly regarded 1st rounders that are got top QB money. Lawrence (T-2) and Murray (9) are top 10 in contract value. Tua is just outside at #12.

He moves so much fluid than Gabe Davis does. I loved Gabe as a person and he was a productive player for us, but Mack Hollins at 1/13 the cost is a much better value for us.

Passed up the NYJ for what he believed to be a better path to starting here with the “weak” safety room. Hopefully he sticks around to learn the system - feels like he could blossom.

Dawkins - Edwards - McGovern - Torrence - Brown It’s locked in as your line next year, with some very promising developmental pieces waiting in the wings. Anderson and Van Demark are two nice homegrown pieces, they’ve taken them from practice squad to active roster over the course of 3 seasons. Then you have 2024 draft picks Van-Pran Granger and Gable who have the luxury of getting to develop on the active roster with the chance at game reps each week. This is something I’m starting to become more impressed with from McDermott and his staff - they’re DEVELOPING players into contributing pieces over time. Primarily through their use of the practice squad and late round picks.

Buffalo Joe Day!

Soo none of these games count? They took place between the New England playoff game and Monday, September 23rd, 2024. (26/38) 317 Yards Passing for 4TD and 0 INT (27/40) 329 Yards Passing for 3TD and 0 INT (25/40) 304 Yards Passing for 4TD and 0 INT (31/37) 274 Yards Passing for 3TD and 0 INT (21/25) 320 Yards Passing for 4 TD and 0 INT

Tyreek also played his first season with Alex Smith at the helm. Granted, he did improve with Alex Smith still quarterbacking the next year as well. He took off in year 3 when Mahomes was under center.

Screw attempts, it’s knowing when to pull the lever.

Including playoffs, Dorian Williams has played 343 snaps in the NFL. 1/3 of what you think he has…

A Dolphins fan predicting the Dolphins to win the division. What a surprise!

We beat them 24-21 during Josh's rookie season. It was after Jalen Ramsey called him trash. Josh threw a 75-yard TD to Robert Foster and ran another in from 14 yards out.

We've never had the same combination in the secondary when playing the McDaniel Dolphins - hell we haven't even had the same starting safety duo once. *****, we haven't even had 1 player who has played the majority of the snaps in every game... The results turn out to be pretty much the same every time.We are their woes. 2022 Week 3, Bills @ Dolphins (21-19 L) Damar Hamlin (100%) Jaquan Johnson (100%) Kaiir Elam (100%) Taron Johnson (100%) Ja'Marcus Ingram (56%) Tagovailoa 13-20 186 1-0 2022 Week 15, Dolphins @ Bills (32-29 W) Jordan Poyer (100%) Damar Hamlin (100%) Tre'Davious White (100%) Taron Johnson (100%) Dane Jackson (53%) Tagovailoa 17-30 234 2-0 2022 Wild Card Round, Dolphins @ Bills (34-31 W) Jordan Poyer (100%) Dean Marlowe (100%) Tre'Davious White (100%) Taron Johnson (100%) Kaiir Elam (62%) Thompson 18-45 220 1-2 2023 Week 4, Dolphins @ Bills (48-20 W) Taylor Rapp (100%) Micah Hyde (100%) Taron Johnson (86%) Dane Jackson (75%) Tre'Davious White (72%) Tagovailoa 25-35 282 1-1 2023 Week 18, Bills @ Dolphins (21-14 W) Jordan Poyer (100%) Micah Hyde (100%) Taron Johnson (100%) Christian Benford (100%) Dane Jackson (52%) Tagovailoa 17-27 173 1-2 2024 Week 2, Bills @ Dolphins (31-10 W) Christian Benford (100%) Cameron Lewis (92%) Taylor Rapp (92%) Damar Hamlin (92%) Rasul Douglas (92%) Tagovailoa/Thompson 25-39 225 1-3 Dolphins QBs vs the Bills under Mike McDaniel average... 58% Completion 220 Yards Passing Per Game 1.2 TD Per Game 1.3 INT Per Game

The routes were designed to disrupt defenders… that’s just good scheming. The Dolphins run this ***** every play, Fins fans are delusional.

Jacksonville did? Jesus. We’ve been doing this since Week 3 of 2022.

That’s, uh, an interesting recollection of Skylar Thompson’s performance that game. 18/45 for 220 yards, 1 TD and 2 INT He put together 1 drive that went over 40 yards… otherwise their scoring drives started from… Miami 40 (Tyler Bass Kickoff Out of Bounds) Buffalo 48 (Josh Allen INT) Buffalo 27 (Cedrick Wilson Punt Return) Buffalo 18 (Josh Allen INT) Oh, they also scored on a fumble-6 by Zach Sieler to open the 2nd half. If Josh didn’t randomly glitch during that game, it had the makings of the Patriots playoff game.

Well, I am an idiot. Mostert is OUT. Achane is will be a GTD (still think this one is some trickery)

I think the back to back DNP during walkthroughs is McDaniel being cute. He’s just resting them for Thursday.

Everyone forgets when we lost that Heat game in 2022, our secondary for the majority of the game was… Jaquan Johnson (100%) Damar Hamlin (100%) Kaiir Elam (100%) Ja’Marcus Ingram (56%) On 8 possessions, they punted 4 times and had a 5th that resulted in a safety. Miami scored 21 points and 7 came off a Josh Allen fumble inside our own 10. 5 Plays, 13 Yards PUNT 3 Plays, 6 Yards TD 9 Plays, 83 Yards TD 6 Plays, 22 Yards PUNT 4 Plays, 21 Yards PUNT 3 Plays, 8 Yards PUNT 6 Plays, 72 Yards TD 3 Plays, -1 Yards SAFETY

Or we could just wait for our starting safeties to be healthy?

It’s going to be eye-opening when folks realize Arizona is a top 10 offense.

God forbid the head coach does his job… like step in and make sure everything is running properly

If we haven’t seen the numbers yet, I’d have to imagine it was team friendly? Teams don’t typically put the details out - it’s usually the agent when the figures look nice.

The salary cap increased by an average of $12M from 2013 to 2020… dipped in 2021 because of COVID and continued its ascent since then. So the amount of money you can spend is fixed?

They either felt really comfortable with the idea of losing him on waivers or knew he wouldn't be claimed. I know we've viewed Jonathan as a developmental piece in the past, but he's 26 now and only 1.5 years younger than Toohill. Toohill has managed to produce (albeit in a limited role) in the NFL - my sense is the clock just ran out on waiting for that theoretical upside.