Captain Hindsight

Yes, this is what caused a 17 year playoff drought in Buffalo and Cleveland. The Bills led the league in rushing once and had 54 sacks another year and missed the playoffs both times. QB is the most important position and pulling Phil Simms stats to prove your point shows you don't have a logical point. Comparing how football was played in 1990 to 2021 is like comparing 1990 to 1959. Same 31 year gap

Getting the QB leftovers in the draft and FA and hoping they don't suck

You are pulling numbers from 1990 and 2003 to say that they can win like that today? Have you watched any football in the last 10 years? Those are Tyrod Taylor numbers. You get to 500 with that at best. We watched it here for 17 years cmon man

I wanted to buy a Hamdan one when I was in college but I needed beer money instead

I remember watching EJ during the Houston game thinking his footwork was an absolute mess. Pulling him was the only decision, but he should have started week 17. Marrone was coaching for his job, got to keep it and promptly quit

Also, a great text to get from your girlfriend

Trying to become the godfather?

Right? Even signing Boldin when he was 38 was seen as this huge win and in reality, even hed played he would have gotten like 500 yards and 2 Tds

Robert Meacham was another one Dark times

His Wrs that game Robert Foster Calvin Ridley Jerry Jeudy Henry Ruggs Davonte Smith 4 1st rounders. Holy smokes

Watch out everyone, here come the excuses

He had two games under 100 yards passing! Miami has good WRs and TE too. Tua could be good, but if I was a dolphins fan, I'd be very worried.

Cardinals would have a better draw. They would show Kliff kicking it with his players being cool and then trying to find Murry behind a group of children visiting.

Dallas is honestly such a boring team. They have been a middling program for 10 years and have a HC with the personality of an onion. Nothing about that team interests me except to see them lose.

Fixed it

Hughes has more value to the team than a 4th round pick This team was in the AFCCG 6 months ago. Keep your good players, this isn't a time to sell assets

This is true and probably not the best comparison. I was trying to think of great athlete playing QB. If anyone could win with a guy like Hill, its SP

This account is notoriously wrong. I wouldnt trust it

I'm in the minority but I think Hill can be successful as a QB. It would only work with SP as his HC but he was decent last year and is a hell of athlete. If Lamar can be successful, Hill can too. Its gonna be scheme dependent, but good coaches put their players in position to be successful

Its times like these I wish I was better friends with Ryan Ramczyk

Flores is due for a huge regression. He has a QB he doesn't believe in and an overpaid secondary that got torched by Matt Barkley when they needed to win. Him yanking Tua in and out of games to beat the Raiders was stupid then and it remains stupid. When Miami found out Fitz had covid, they packed it in. The team doesn't believe in Tua and knew without their relief pitcher they didn't have a chance. He is going to have a huge personal issue soon too with cutting guys 1 year into 4 year deals. When have a few playoff appearances and a couple super bowl rings, you can be ruthless, until then that will get old and guys will go elsewhere where their position is stable

Miami is paying their corners 31 million?