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Marino2.0 said:
Our schedule next year is going to be well easier than average.

The Pats and Jets are disasters who will be rebuilding. Every single one of our non-division away games is against a crappy team without a QB ā€” Carolina, Atlanta, Indy, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is the best of the bunch, and theyā€™re in free fall (with no starting quarterback next year).

We have two very tough non-division home games against Baltimore and Cincy. Washington, New Orleans, and Tampa should not scare anyone. Chargers are TBD ā€” letā€™s see what they do this offseason.
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Bryce Young would like a word....
In case you didn't notice He came back for the last 1/2 of the season and played very very well. As it stands right now...The Panthers would be favored in my book, even it Tua decides to not to be on the IR at the time.
Atl started Penix late in season and would have made the playoffs if they had done it sooner...another loss

Indy & Cleveland are toss ups

Pitt will beat them off of pure toughness (Miami softest team in NFL)

Its looking like a 3-4 win season with Mikey McDonalds at the helm steering the ghostship called Grier. It would be a great year to spend flushing and rebuilding but it will be wasted on over the hill FA's and semi retired Vets
 
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Good_Dylan said:
Bryce Young would like a word....
In case you didn't notice He came back for the last 1/2 of the season and played very very well. As it stands right now...The Panthers would be favored in my book, even it Tua decides to not to be on the IR at the time.
Atl started Penix late in season and would have made the playoffs if they had done it sooner...another loss

Indy & Cleveland are toss ups

Pitt will beat them off of pure toughness (Miami softest team in NFL)

Its looking like a 3-4 win season with Mikey McDonalds at the helm steering the ghostship called Grier. It would be a great year to spend flushing and rebuilding but it will be wasted on over the hill FA's and semi retired Vets
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Respect the opinion, but Bryce Young is 6-22 as a starter, and Michael Penix had a passer rating of 78.9 in his appearances this season, which is lower than Tyler Huntley (and Mac Jones, Mason Rudolph, Daniel Jones, and a number of other horrible QBs). We are going to smoke both of those teams next year.
 
MARINO1384 said:
11-12 wins with Tua, massacre without him if he canā€™t stay healthy.

Schedule isnā€™t that bad, most of the harder toss up games are at home.

Bengals oline just as bad as ours and their defense is the worst in the league, may lose tee Higgins.

Chargers and bucs are solid but I donā€™t think they are elite, very beatable especially at home

Jets,pats, saints, Cleveland and Carolina all are a mess with no reasonable end in sight.

Pittsburgh and Indy are solid teams however their qb play is holding them back. Richardson is absolutely awful, who knows if Flacco returns. Russ is awful and would have been far better off developing fields. Playing in Pitt might be tough though depending when the game is, pray for sept.

Atl who knows depends on how Penix looks, rather play them earlier in the year before he has any time to adjust.

Buff and Ravens- probably donā€™t turn on the game, these wonā€™t be pretty.

Commanders honestly donā€™t know havenā€™t watched a ton of them. Again qb dependent letā€™s see is Jayden rhas a sophomore slump but probably lose.

Fact of the matter is we arenā€™t really losing anyone. Gaining Tua,Jackson, Phillips and Chubb back while the oline really canā€™t get worse.

Tua goes down again and itā€™s 3 wins
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Man you are so optimistic

All these teams you mentioned have Free agency and draft to improve.

MacD is 3-14 against teams above .500​


With or without Tua, I don't see more than 7 wins.. and I hope I am wrong
 
SamIam said:
Man you are so optimistic

All these teams you mentioned have Free agency and draft to improve.

MacD is 3-14 against teams above .500​


With or without Tua, I don't see more than 7 wins.. and I hope I am wrong
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That stat is pretty bs like it doesnā€™t count the rams who are in the playoffs and one of the hottest teams in football when we beat them. We got our **** pushed in by the bills, chiefs and ravens for most of those losses counted and theyā€™ve been pretty much the top 3 teams in football.

Also donā€™t we have free agency and the draft to improve as well? Getting Tua,Jackson, Phillips and Chubb back is a pretty big step up just need to stay healthy. Guess itā€™s optimistic but people are being dramatic and acting like this team was a 3 win team. As bad as it was we were a 60 yard fg and a defensive collapse vs the cards away from the playoffs still. Even winning one of those games and the jets game is a win and in and it goes much differently. They gave up when chiefs went down 21-0 pretty much by end of 1st.
 
Marino2.0 said:
Our schedule next year is going to be well easier than average.

The Pats and Jets are disasters who will be rebuilding. Every single one of our non-division away games is against a crappy team without a QB ā€” Carolina, Atlanta, Indy, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is the best of the bunch, and theyā€™re in free fall (with no starting quarterback next year).

We have two very tough non-division home games against Baltimore and Cincy. Washington, New Orleans, and Tampa should not scare anyone. Chargers are TBD ā€” letā€™s see what they do this offseason.
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Wait, the Jets are disasters. We are not much better and should have lost the first game to them.
 
Marino2.0 said:
Respect the opinion, but Bryce Young is 6-22 as a starter, and Michael Penix had a passer rating of 78.9 in his appearances this season, which is lower than Tyler Huntley (and Mac Jones, Mason Rudolph, Daniel Jones, and a number of other horrible QBs). We are going to smoke both of those teams next year.
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Honestly hope youā€™re right but itā€™s bold to say this franchise will field a team capable of smoking anything but California grass
 
Aqua Man said:
Trying to gauge the difficulty of the upcoming schedule in January is a fools errand. Literally, it might be the biggest waste of time a fan can undertake this time of year.

Yeah we need something to talk about because our season is over but too much is going to happen between now and opening day for this to be on the table.
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So true. Prior to this past season, most were projecting the Dolphins had to win so much early because the late games were going to be so difficult. It ended up being the opposite.

Going off of this year's results though, next year's schedule doesn't look that bad at all. The most difficult games are home.
 
Marino2.0 said:
Our schedule next year is going to be well easier than average.

The Pats and Jets are disasters who will be rebuilding. Every single one of our non-division away games is against a crappy team without a QB ā€” Carolina, Atlanta, Indy, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is the best of the bunch, and theyā€™re in free fall (with no starting quarterback next year).

We have two very tough non-division home games against Baltimore and Cincy. Washington, New Orleans, and Tampa should not scare anyone. Chargers are TBD ā€” letā€™s see what they do this offseason.
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Washington and Tampa Bay shouldn't scare anyone? I'd say everyone should scare this team, let alone 2 playoff participants.
 
Never know. No coach under Ross has made it through a 4th full season.

Heā€™s fired 2 (Gase & Flores) after the 3rd season and then other 2 (Sparano & Philbin) during the 4th season.
 
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