I dont get the hate for him, hes been a good player for us
well said, what more can you ask for out of a 4th round pick (if I remember correctly).
I dont get the hate for him, hes been a good player for us
I agree. Maybe the Twitter dinks would prefer the pick we made in round 3 that year at WR, Patrick Turner. Another go round with him might remind them how good we have it with Hartline.well said, what more can you ask for out of a 4th round pick (if I remember correctly).
The downfall of society if you ask me. I'm ashamed I'm raising my 8 month old daughter in a time where people hide behind their screens and just mouth off to people who have accomplished so much more then they ever will.
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He's from Ohio. He shouldn't have to cater to the city he plays football in.
Hartline has very strong Ohio roots. He was born and raised in Canton. He attended Ohio State University, graduating with a Communications Degree. He has never hid the fact that he followed all of the local professional teams, before he was drafted by the Dolphins. He owns and operates 2 convenience stores in Columbus. In the off-season he works in these businesses and has strong roots in that community as well as Miami.
Brian Hartline is a really good Miami Dolphin, who has consistently exceeded expectations. He is smart. He has a terrific personality and consistently shines in interviews. I think that he was just having a bit of fun in his tweet. He also probably has a good eye for business. He knows that the Ohio locals will hear about his comments and love it. Don't be surprised if his business revenue goes up by over 25% this month with the locals dropping in to be personally served by Brian. Hartline will probably be a great success as a businessman. He knows exactly what he is doing.
I think you overestimate the number of "real" Heat fans.
Yes many jumped on and enjoyed being a part of a champion....let them suck as bad as the Dolphins and see how many care about them?
95% of heat fans never heard of Alonzo mourning
The Heat were never as bad as the Fins in sellout percentages...in Miami's worse years since 2000, I don't recall them ever being one of the bottom five. Several years before LeBron came, Miami was always top 10 or near top 10 in sales. You people have no idea what you are talking about. Just mimic what you hear.