Kadiddlehopper
Charter Member of the Dolphin's Fan Club
Sorry if already posted, didn't see it .
Anyone agree? I don't see us falling that far off.
Line of Scrimmage: 5 Teams on the Rise, 5 on the Decline
By Tony Moss, Sports Network
The Sports Network
DECLINING
Dolphins
Miami was a great story last season, but the defending AFC East champs won't have things nearly as easy in 2009. They'll take no one by surprise after last year's 11-5 finish, and though their variations on the "Wildcat" offense will be more sophisticated, so will the preparation of opposing defenses. The division is better thanks to the return of Tom Brady and the improvement of the Bills offense and Jets defense, and with the exception of the secondary, we don't see a lot of areas where Miami has improved during the offseason. Remember that Bill Parcells' first year in Dallas was his best, and the franchise down-shifted into neutral thereafter. Will that history repeat itself in South Florida?
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/football/story/1092562.html
(page two)
Anyone agree? I don't see us falling that far off.
Line of Scrimmage: 5 Teams on the Rise, 5 on the Decline
By Tony Moss, Sports Network
The Sports Network
DECLINING
Dolphins
Miami was a great story last season, but the defending AFC East champs won't have things nearly as easy in 2009. They'll take no one by surprise after last year's 11-5 finish, and though their variations on the "Wildcat" offense will be more sophisticated, so will the preparation of opposing defenses. The division is better thanks to the return of Tom Brady and the improvement of the Bills offense and Jets defense, and with the exception of the secondary, we don't see a lot of areas where Miami has improved during the offseason. Remember that Bill Parcells' first year in Dallas was his best, and the franchise down-shifted into neutral thereafter. Will that history repeat itself in South Florida?
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/football/story/1092562.html
(page two)