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Dolphinator530

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So as rough as Flores going out the door was, he brought structure and discipline to the defense and brought guys up in a TNT play the game with precision and execute/don’t beat yourself.

But in that there was a my way or highway mentally and clear favoritism or dislike, overall the energy was pretty bad.

Now Miami gets a young energetic coach who can fix the offense quick (we hope), a slew of moves to reinforce that idea and fresh perspective that focuses on elevating players in their skill set (mainly Tua) and breaking down barriers (no structure on locker assignments)

So did Miami find some weird recipe to have a year to pop and get into consistently making the playoffs by having a core with structure and discipline/accountability now lead by an energetic offensive minded coach who builds relationships?
 
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I think it's a good complement to what we already had. We're developing our areas of opportunity. All that can be said now. We have nothing to claim this isn't another Cam Cameron/Dom Capers/Randy Mueller experiment. We need results before we raise claims.
 
Dolphinator530 said:
So as rough as Flores going out the door was, he brought structure and discipline to the defense and brought guys up in a TNT play the game with precision and execute/don’t beat yourself.

But in that there was a my way or highway mentally and clear favoritism or dislike, overall the energy was pretty bad.

Now Miami gets a young energetic coach who can fix the offense quick (we hope), a slew of moves to reinforce that idea and fresh perspective that focuses on elevating players in their skill set (mainly Tua) and breaking down barriers (no structure on locker assignments)

So did Miami find some weird recipe to have a year to pop and get into consistently making the playoffs by having a core with structure and discipline/accountability now lead by an energetic offensive minded coach who builds relationships?
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While I give Flores some credit for the defense. His complete lack of putting a competent offense on the field was inexcusable.

He hired the worst offensive coaching staff in Dolphin history and I have seen all the coaching staffs since 1966. The offensive line got worse every year he was the HC. The running game was terrible and the passing game was high school level at best. In fact I have seen high schools with better offensive systems than the Dolphins had under Flores.

While the defense was decent under Flores. The goal of the game is to score more points than the other team and that was difficult to do against the good teams the Dolphins played because the offense under Flores just wasn’t good enough.
 
So long as we don't have two offensive coordinators I'll call it a nice spring day with showers and rainbow in the morning and a wine bar in the afternoon. Maybe a martini before dinner when a few thunderstorms roll through. Then order a nice steak for dinner. A perfect storm.
 
DrMultimedia said:
So long as we don't have two offensive coordinators I'll call it a nice spring day with showers and rainbow in the morning and a wine bar in the afternoon. Maybe a martini before dinner when a few thunderstorms roll through. Then order a nice steak for dinner. A perfect storm.
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Now I want a martini. Thanks, Doc!
 
Dolphinator530 said:
So as rough as Flores going out the door was, he brought structure and discipline to the defense and brought guys up in a TNT play the game with precision and execute/don’t beat yourself.

But in that there was a my way or highway mentally and clear favoritism or dislike, overall the energy was pretty bad.

Now Miami gets a young energetic coach who can fix the offense quick (we hope), a slew of moves to reinforce that idea and fresh perspective that focuses on elevating players in their skill set (mainly Tua) and breaking down barriers (no structure on locker assignments)

So did Miami find some weird recipe to have a year to pop and get into consistently making the playoffs by having a core with structure and discipline/accountability now lead by an energetic offensive minded coach who builds relationships?
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Seems like a sure thing to me - LOL
 
DrMultimedia said:
So long as we don't have two offensive coordinators I'll call it a nice spring day with showers and rainbow in the morning and a wine bar in the afternoon. Maybe a martini before dinner when a few thunderstorms roll through. Then order a nice steak for dinner. A perfect storm.
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Tell that to the Patriots - LOL
 
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