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Dolphins' Injury History Since 2022

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This graphic shows our injury history in the three years of the Mike McDaniel era. I know every team has to withstand injuries but this seems like... a lot. You'll find more red in our injury reports than a George Romero movie. Please tell me that the odds are in our favor of reverting to the mean by having an extremely healthy season.
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Yeah part of football is just luck of staying healthy. I think buffalo has an overall good oline but what helped them be a top unit is I believe they were either one of the few or only oline that didn’t have a player miss a game.
 
MARINO1384 said:
Yeah part of football is just luck of staying healthy. I think buffalo has an overall good oline but what helped them be a top unit is I believe they were either one of the few or only oline that didn’t have a player miss a game.
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Somebody told me they had nine offensive starters who played in every game last season. That's gotta help.
 
This is bc Grier failed on getting us an o line. This puts weak players in the game and has the talent over extending themselves and leaving the skill players having to do too much… it’s actually the OPPOSITE of how to build a great team. A great o line wins games and lets an average defender excel if they can possess and rest. Grier mocked the fanbase when we complained about his poor o line. There’s your chart!
 
raving said:
This is bc Grier failed on getting us an o line. This puts weak players in the game and has the talent over extending themselves and leaving the skill players having to do too much… it’s actually the OPPOSITE of how to build a great team. A great o line wins games and lets an average defender excel if they can possess and rest. Grier mocked the fanbase when we complained about his poor o line. There’s your chart!
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holy hell, what a spot on take, and one I have stated not so well put as this thou.

but if someone made a new team today.. if you have sense you start with best oline and dline you can get, then prob corners.. then prob a qb after deciding if your run heavy or pass heavy, then you fill skill postions and saftys etc. but point is you starrttttt trenches and put as much investment as you can into them.. why cause it elevates the qb who then is able to elevate the team..

we seem to have done this whole sorta
step 1 you make the team
step 2.. skip,
step 3. skippp..
step 4 and 5 ... dunno why we seem to have so much money left thou (cause you skipped out on trenches) LETS THROW IT ALLLLLL into skill postions *rub hands together* job done, superbowl incoming boys
 
JamesWsenior said:
Interesting chart that looks like a lot of work.

For your next assignment, pls do three years prior and league wide comparison team by team for proper evaluation. You have exactly 60 mins starting now. 😂
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But, but, but which 60 minutes because there are 24 of the darn things each and every day. - LOL
 
Not sure if you’re the same guy who posted it on Reddit but if you run this same report from as far back as 2019 we have the same
Consistent above average injury history. The consistency is the way and type of players Grier acquires
 
It's what happens when you sign injury prone players. It's gotten a little better this season

I don't mind an injury prone player like an Armstead. But when 60% of your starting O line, 50% of your secondary are guys who you KNOW will get hurt, it's a problem. Then our 2 starting edge guys are hurt every year.

It's a problem when the majority of your starting lineup are injury prone players.

Heck, Miami signed Wynn last season KNOWING he was hurt and would miss time
 
HeyJayOh said:
Somebody told me they had nine offensive starters who played in every game last season. That's gotta help.
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Same in 2023. They have been remarkably healthy.

On the OL they have had a single starter miss something stupid like 2 games over the last 2 seasons meanwhile the Dolphins have multiple starters missing multiple games.
 
Atila said:
Not sure if you’re the same guy who posted it on Reddit but if you run this same report from as far back as 2019 we have the same
Consistent above average injury history. The consistency is the way and type of players Grier acquires
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Nah, but that's where I found it.
 
Ray R said:
But, but, but which 60 minutes because there are 24 of the darn things each and every day.
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don't forget we also need the wind direction at ever interval of the day, plus humidity.. and a tyreek potiential children count at the time of the injury regardless of the player
 
I wonder a few things:

1) is it because they’re okay are the smallest team in the league?

2)is it due to poor training?

3)is it partially due to weather differences? (When you’re used to warmer weather, you could be more tense when playing in the cold, than someone who’s used to the colder weather. Making it easier to get injured.)

4) is it a combination of all of these things?

What changes can be made?
 
Scrap said:
I wonder a few things:

1) is it because they’re okay are the smallest team in the league?

2)is it due to poor training?

3)is it partially due to weather differences? (When you’re used to warmer weather, you could be more tense when playing in the cold, than someone who’s used to the colder weather. Making it easier to get injured.)

4) is it a combination of all of these things?

What changes can be made?
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It’s mostly luck.

Which is a very frustrating thing to hear but it’s also the truth
 
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