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A Rocky Start for the Dolphins Class of 2020..........

Geordie said:
We won 10 games. Double the amount of the previous year ffs !!! Give me rocky starts every year !
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This a BS report. At one point in time, Dolphins had 5 to 6 rookies starting on offense. Raekwon started to play very well on the other side of the ball. A. Jackson tool a step back when he got hurt. He actually performed pretty good considering no offense and his bone marrow transplant for his sister!!! He was already a bit of a project. Put covid and his personal health stuff in there and he did damn good! These dweebs don't go inside the numbers. Hunt was strong and Kindley also had a nice year before he got dinged up. Of course, this draft, as we've all said before will come down to Tua. He will be very good with the right support.
 
Virginia99 said:
This a BS report. At one point in time, Dolphins had 5 to 6 rookies starting on offense. Raekwon started to play very well on the other side of the ball. A. Jackson tool a step back when he got hurt. He actually performed pretty good considering no offense and his bone marrow transplant for his sister!!! He was already a bit of a project. Put covid and his personal health stuff in there and he did damn good! These dweebs don't go inside the numbers. Hunt was strong and Kindley also had a nice year before he got dinged up. Of course, this draft, as we've all said before will come down to Tua. He will be very good with the right support.
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And, as fans know EVERY rookie reaches his peak by game 17 of his rookie year, right? Right? And Jones (S) played pretty well
 
Our first rounders, Tua in particular, are the albatross around our necks in this ranking...

Here's to him making everyone eat their words...especially me, since we probably won't trade for a top tier QB (Watson).

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DPhinz_DPhinz said:
Our first rounders, Tua in particular, are the albatross around our necks in this ranking...

Here's to him making everyone eat their words...especially me, since we probably won't trade for a top tier QB (Watson).

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Lmbo...utterly miserable and lazy article. But hey if you think it's spot on I guess it's your opinion. I'm not going to say there aren't concerns but so far I believe in the developmental plans the team has.
 
Why are people getting so upset about that article? It doesn't matter how anybody ranked our draft class. The only thing that matters is how they do out on the field from here on out. Time will tell but I really don't care if any article says anything good or bad about our team. You don't get wins added to your total from anything good the writers say nor do they take wins away from anything bad they say.
 
All year we were celebtating how happy we were with Austin Jackson.
Late in the year, injuries and smart DCs were hurting Kindley and Jackson. It's hard to tell if the injuries were still slowing Jackson down then, but Fangio and Marinelli sure did.
 
deester11 said:
Lmbo...utterly miserable and lazy article. But hey if you think it's spot on I guess it's your opinion. I'm not going to say there aren't concerns but so far I believe in the developmental plans the team has.
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"Miami made three first-round picks ... and all three experienced growing pains in Year 1. Granted, they weren't exactly put in positions to flourish. Let's start with the marquee-topping selection of Tagovailoa -- who, yes, was taken one pick before Offensive Rookie of the Year Justin Herbert. The truth is that Tua wasn't even the best QB on his own team in 2020, as the rookie was outplayed by bearded barnstormer Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB wins be damned. Maybe this shouldn't have been a surprise. Less than a year removed from major hip surgery when he was handed the starting reins, Tua might not have been operating at 100 percent in 2020, which could help explain the lack of zip on some throws. Perhaps he'll come back in the 2021 campaign with more torque in his compact throwing motion."

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DPhinz_DPhinz said:
"Miami made three first-round picks ... and all three experienced growing pains in Year 1. Granted, they weren't exactly put in positions to flourish. Let's start with the marquee-topping selection of Tagovailoa -- who, yes, was taken one pick before Offensive Rookie of the Year Justin Herbert. The truth is that Tua wasn't even the best QB on his own team in 2020, as the rookie was outplayed by bearded barnstormer Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB wins be damned. Maybe this shouldn't have been a surprise. Less than a year removed from major hip surgery when he was handed the starting reins, Tua might not have been operating at 100 percent in 2020, which could help explain the lack of zip on some throws. Perhaps he'll come back in the 2021 campaign with more torque in his compact throwing motion."
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I said it was lazy and it is. You said your point of view was proven and he's making us "eat our words" when in fact nothing is proven other than an up and down year for...wait for it..rookies.

And whether you care to about it or not, they did show a lot better than this article articulates. But like I said..enjoy your own point of view. I enjoy mine.
 
deester11 said:
I said it was lazy and it is. You said your point of view was proven and he's making us "eat our words" when in fact nothing is proven other than an up and down year for...wait for it..rookies.

And whether you care to about it or not, they did show a lot better than this article articulates. But like I said..enjoy your own point of view. I enjoy mine.
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This is what I said:

"Our first rounders, Tua in particular, are the albatross around our necks in this ranking...

Here's to him making everyone eat their words...especially me, since we probably won't trade for a top tier QB (Watson)."

I don't know what you are ranting about when you said, "You said your point of view was proven and he's making us "eat our words" when in fact nothing is proven other than an up and down year for...wait for it..rookies." The only thing I can attribute the rant to is heard what I said and had a defense for Tua already cooked up, when In fact you should have listened and understood that I gave leeway to Tua coming back better.

For the record, not one of those first rounder produced sh*t....
 
Actually, the fact that we had a qb that had an hip injury start for us and throw more td's than interceptions is a win situation for us. We ended up starting our 1st round pick at left tackle, gave up 4 sacks, and 3 penalties. We ended up moving our projected guard to right tackle. Noah didn't come to start season 1. He's ahead of two great corners, so why should we even expect him to give us a lot of production? The later picks were just later picks. Draft grades are just draft grades, they go up and down based on how the draft went. You mean to tell me you rated the draft for the chargers A+ because of the year herbert had, but go back to change it to c if he sucks the next year? A bit hypocrite if you ask me.
 
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