Kdawg and Awsi. We would have moved on from Tannehill a while back......
Very true. I might have kept drafting and signing quarterbacks to the point I had 6 on the roster at a given point, and inevitable flops, but I certainly would not have drafted or retained Ryan Tannehill, the human spare...to borrow a bowling term.
I'd mention the motion sickness logo in mocking disdain at every presser until we switched back.
Rambling references at every presser, regardless of outcome. That would be the feature. I'd stand up there for an hour or two, even if it meant delaying the plane return from road games. Ask another hundred questions.
Even if the record was awful I think I'd at least jolt the owner and the football community into thinking more clearly on certain big picture aspects, and that could be successfully applied by others into the future. Actually that was what I was best known for in Las Vegas. My friend David always said to me, "Other people make more money on your systems than you do."
Perfectly correct. I'd find something great but not be bold enough in applying it. I didn't -- and don't -- vary my wager size enough. If I'm a nickel bettor and something stands out I might take that up to 2 or 3 dimes. But friends of mine would wager many, many multiples of that.
The Dolphins certainly don't have enough gamble in them, that's for sure. I should shake that out of the mindset on the first day. I like index funds in stocks but it's incomparably boring to be the index fund franchise of professional football, with the monotonous 6-10 to 10-6 records.
At least 2019 shows great promise to avoid that range.