No. It’s ****ing not.
I remember 1-15.
It blew syphilitic donkeys for bus fare, and then walked.
Do not want to repeat!
8-9 In 2025-26
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I remember 1-15.
It blew syphilitic donkeys for bus fare, and then walked.
Do not want to repeat!
A record of 8-9 or worse could very easily happen, considering how we can't get away from devastating injuries every year, but the line with the new upgraded talent inside makes the O-line more consistent, and our defense continues to improve from last year...Especially in crunch time...ONLY insane amounts of injuries could hurt us bad enough to again have a 8-9 record or worse.
Tua (Whether you see it, or refuse to) is a talented quality QB with unfortunate injury issues he just needs to be smart enough to avoid.
Miami has very good to great recievers, and not just talking Hill and Waddle.
Miami has quality RBs that can make things difficult for opponants if Line is up to snuff.
On Defense Miami has a front 7 that at worse on paper is good to possibly very good, and though the secondary is going through a youth movement with right now very little starting experience, a more experienced Corner will be brought in soon, and the young players do have talent.
8-9 or worse could happen, but then again winning 11 or better could just as easily happen.
Tua (Whether you see it, or refuse to) is a talented quality QB with unfortunate injury issues he just needs to be smart enough to avoid.
Miami has very good to great recievers, and not just talking Hill and Waddle.
Miami has quality RBs that can make things difficult for opponants if Line is up to snuff.
On Defense Miami has a front 7 that at worse on paper is good to possibly very good, and though the secondary is going through a youth movement with right now very little starting experience, a more experienced Corner will be brought in soon, and the young players do have talent.
8-9 or worse could happen, but then again winning 11 or better could just as easily happen.
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I’m not sure I’ve see a team rebuild all four positions in the secondary in the same year ?
If weaver pulls this off we need to acknowledge such a feat
Appreciate the optimism, but a chain is only as good as the weakest link. The OL does not have capable backups, so losing even one of the starters sets them back to square 1. While the rest of the offense on paper should perform well, a line that loses one starter and completely breaks down mitigates any firepower they may have.
And that was about as rosey a picture as you could paint of the secondary, lol. Well done.
Miami has been finding ways to succeed with an inconsistent, injury prone line for a while now, so all that means is when healthy, much easier, but when plaqued with injury on the line, get past it for whatever time the injured player(s) are out.
As I said, if we can avoid major season ending injuries, we have enough talent to get past a game here and a game there we may be with a key player.
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I think secretly his plan if the team doesn't win this year is to go after Chris Shula or Joe Brady.
If Grier is still around that would probably won't play out well, if it doesn't work out there's precedent on who is going to lose their job.
We were down to Kellen Moore and Mike McDaniel, McDaniel's only interview, last time for a reason.
Well, with Poyer and Holland playing like they did it should not be too hard to replace either. Wasn’t the safety Maye traded mid season? Morris was a rookie who saw very little time, but hopefully he can do something at S in his second season. Bonner, Duck, and Smith will need to play well. I think Melifonwu and Davis can be better than both Holland and Poyer.
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If he pulls it off pay the man HC money to stay