Dolphins Deja Vous

[Roman529]

Dolphins' deja vous


More Robinson: Dolphins season preview


CANTON, Ohio – When Nick Saban was asked Monday night if there had been any new revelations about his Miami Dolphins after a 27-24 loss to the Bears in the Hall of Fame game, he paused. Then he stared at his podium for a few seconds, finally rubbing his hand over his face. Maybe he was collecting his thoughts. Or making a mental list. Whatever he was doing, he gave off the vibe of a frustrated parent who had learned his eldest child had dented the family car. The preseason opener for both teams exposed some of Miami's dings – imperfections that Saban already knew were there. The real problem was that the first quarter (i.e., the really important 15 minutes) punctuated a reality that can only be fully grasped away from the practice field: The 2005 Miami Dolphins are probably going to suffer many of the same problems as the 2004 Miami Dolphins.

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http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cr-rt_2005_dolphins&prov=yhoo&type=lgns&expire=1

 

[GCD960]

F Him!!!

 

[CitizenSnips]

Too early to say just that. If frerotte starts the first quarter last night, that whole story gets changed. atleast thats what i think.

 

[unifiedtheory]

<SARCASM>Yes, Saban should be VERY concerned that we had an average 1st quarter of our first preseason game...in fact he should start making cuts and fire Scot Mihehan right now.</SARCASM>

 

[CitizenSnips]

mihehan...? where the hell'd you get that name from...its Linehan.

 

[Jeep]

F Him!!!

Why? because he wrote the truth? Everything he said in his article was true and not exaggerated.. Only one half of the 1st quater really meant anything last night and the final sentance in the article sums it up quite nicely

It's only one preseason game, but you get the feeling you've heard this problem before.