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Did the Dolphins Get Dennis Allen Fired??

phins_4_ever said:
I would have fired every coach and the entire trainer staff after they let Carr walk off by himself. There was one player who gave the poor guy a pat - a Dolphins player. This was such a disgrace. And if I am Carr I'd request a trade.
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I absolutely agree.
 
not that it's any excuse, but i thought if players were hurt, they were supposed to lay on the field, and let the trainers then help them. i know he looked like he was in a lot of pain, but if i were Carr, i would have just laid down, so i wouldn't hurt anything more, and wait for the trainers. So i could kind of see why the trainers didn't know he needed help. and who knows, maybe Carr said he was ok, and that he would try to walk it off.

just playing devils advocate.
 
Buddy said:
I absolutely agree.
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You know it is one thing being bad. The Lions and Bengals were exceptionally bad for a long time. Or the Bucs when they were founded. But the Raiders always been a clasless disgusting franchise. How often can a greedy piece of **** owner move the same franchise between LA and Oakland?
Al Davis' son is no bit better. McKenzie should fire himself as well.
Oh heck, just fold this stupid franchise. The football world would be a much better place.

 
that whole Carr injury and no one making much of an effort to help him was pure cringe, and when it's your QB, no less...

Can't wait for some fistpump action.
 
truedolfan57 said:
not that it's any excuse, but i thought if players were hurt, they were supposed to lay on the field, and let the trainers then help them. i know he looked like he was in a lot of pain, but if i were Carr, i would have just laid down, so i wouldn't hurt anything more, and wait for the trainers. So i could kind of see why the trainers didn't know he needed help. and who knows, maybe Carr said he was ok, and that he would try to walk it off.

just playing devils advocate.
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Even if Carr walks off. As a trainer or coach i still run out there to help him off.
 
Out there in fantasy football land, hoards of people are rushing to add Janikowski to their teams in anticipation of Tony Sparano being promoted. :lol:
 
phins_4_ever said:
I would have fired every coach and the entire trainer staff after they let Carr walk off by himself. There was one player who gave the poor guy a pat - a Dolphins player. This was such a disgrace. And if I am Carr I'd request a trade.
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You are 100 % correct sir...
Not one coach trainer or any player offered to help take some of the weight off that knee!
Where is his team to help a fallen qb? That's the me self culture.
 
Regardless of the ineptitude on the field, Sparano was a very likable guy IMO. I wish him the best in Oakland.

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That never gets old...:chuckle:
 
AFCMiamiEast said:
Regardless of the ineptitude on the field, Sparano was a very likable guy IMO. I wish him the best in Oakland.
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Zounds said:
As much as he sucked as HC, I hope he has learned and does well.
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Sparano was the coach in one of my personal favorite wins over the Patriots in our team history.

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I think Dennis Allen is probably happy in secret. He took the wrong gig way too early in his coaching career. While the Raiders had an awful cap when Reggie McKenzie took, he has not exactly helped with giving the team players. At the same time, the first year, they had no first rounder because of the Carson Palmer trade and no 2nd because they took Pryor in the Supplemental draft.
 
Right across the bay from San Francisco, Harbaugh would a short change in commute.
 
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