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Can the Dolphins overachieve once again?

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As far as thw team goes, we got better. We added talent to both sides of the ball in areas of need. In that aspect yes.

As far as coaching goes, we arguably got much worse at OC. If they somehow are able to do a good job, then there is no reason this team can't make the playoffs.

But there is no doubt that our success hinges on that. It could be our Achilles heel.
 
BennySwella said:
As far as thw team goes, we got better. We added talent to both sides of the ball in areas of need. In that aspect yes.

As far as coaching goes, we arguably got much worse at OC. If they somehow are able to do a good job, then there is no reason this team can't make the playoffs.
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How long has Chan Gailey been gone?
 
Who says that the Dolphins overachieved? The strength of the team was the Defense and for a while they were dominant. Chan's play calling for his rookie QB was deliberately conservative, but the team was still winning games because of the Defense. And the good news is that the Defense should be even better this season.
 
If we improve by 5 wins again is that over achieving?
5 wins in 2019
10 wins in 2020
15 wins in 2021?
 
Dolph N.Fan said:
www.cleveland.com

Can the Dolphins overachieve once again? 5 teams that could keep Cleveland Browns from the Super Bowl

In our five-part series of AFC teams who could keep the Browns from getting to the Super Bowl, we look at what the Dolphins did in the offseason coming off a second-consecutive surprise season.
www.cleveland.com www.cleveland.com

Weird article, it's from the Brown's perspective (i guess) and it's mainly about the dolphins. Don't see the other 4 teams that's a threat to the browns super bowl hopes lol
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First, I'm assuming "overachieving" is from the Browns/NFL perspective and not FH perspective. While the Fins are getting some love from multiple sources, none of that love is so deep the Fins are predicted to be a likely playoff team.
Second, how many years does a team have to "overachieve" before it is seen as the new identity? Two may not be enough, but I suspect, if Miami makes the playoffs, there will be no discussion of "overachieving in '22.
 
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