Asante Samuel (Sr) speaks out on the Dolphins...

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[Logic]

10 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

The problem with all of this is you left out the real source of all toxicity and dysfunction: the owner, Stephen Ross.

 

And even better for Bills fans, nothing will change until the owner changes, and we all know owners dont just sell and walk away. He's riding this out.

Totally agree.

As you say: fortunately for Bills fans, owners don't generally change THEMSELVES out.

It's also the reason the Jets don't concern me. Woody Johnson is an AWFUL owner.

The Pats -- with Robert Kraft, Eliot Wolf, and Mike Vrabel (not to mention Drake Maye) -- are far and away the closest to becoming contenders for AFC East supremacy.

[Gregg]

11 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

The problem with all of this is you left out the real source of all toxicity and dysfunction: the owner, Stephen Ross.

 

And even better for Bills fans, nothing will change until the owner changes, and we all know owners dont just sell and walk away. He's riding this out.

 

So, we got Ross ruining the Dolphins. Johnson is doing the same with the Jets. We need Kraft out in NE and have a bad owner buy the Pats then we (Bills and Bills fans) are all set in the AFCE.

[Cray51]

I will say - Asante Samuel Sr. comes from a career under Belichick and Brady - there was ZERO ego that was allowed to interrupt Brady and Belichick as the organization leaders.

 

Miami has (or had) Hill/Ramsey/Chubb/Wilkins who all spoke more than they could play in their tenure.  That team lacks any cohesive leader.  They have banded up for Tua during his injuries, but that has fallen apart after the Coach and GM do a poor job building and running the team to elevate their play further.

 

Coach and GM will be gone after this year - Hill will want out, and they will start a retool around Waddle/Tua/Achane - which I dont think will work.

[JohnNord]

1 hour ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

It was 25,26, and 27  where later on players said they drank and partied too much, plus the  talley incident.   28. After Thurman fumbled they just looked like they were done.  

Makes sense.  One exception I might make -is SB25 The Bills were more talented than NYG and should have overpowered them offensively, but Marv was out coached from an X’s and O’s standpoint.   Not sure partying was as big of a factor here,  but the defense sure tackled like they were playing with a hangover!  

[FLFan]

7 hours ago, Special K said:

Regarding McDaniel:

 

Hard to respect a guy who looks like a guy who won a contest to be a head coach for a day.

 

He looks more suited to be selling computers at your local Best Buy.

Even harder to respect a guy who wears pedal pushers.

6 hours ago, Mat68 said:

His play design is good.  The scheme works for the most part.  I think being an OC and being managed himself would do wonders.  Basiclly, he learned 2 jobs on the job at the same time.  I think he has alot potential as an OC.  HC will always be a tough ask.  

He is a terrible head coach but I do not think he has much more potential as an OC.  His offense is routinely beaten by good defenses.  He does not adjust well in my opinion and his scheme is all flash and little substance.  Overrated. 

[FLFan]

3 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

As he should be at this point.

Maybe so - some here sure think so - but he is decidedly not on the hot seat with ownership and that is all that matters.

[Don Otreply]

The dolphins, Beaaahahahaha…

[Low Positive]

You have to have a big personality as a HC if the team is located in what is essentially a beach resort with nightclubs.