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Dolphins at SB 49: Guess who Tannehill is picking
PHOENIX -- The Miami Dolphins aren't in the Super Bowl. But they definitely are at the Super Bowl.
Dan Marino has been here for several days and be part of a CNN kickoff show Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
Club president and CEO Tom Garfinkel is in town, as is general manager Dennis Hickey. Hickey will collect a Steinberg DeNicola 2015 Humanitarian Award, along with Rams head coach Jeff Fisher, at a ceremony Saturday. The award will be presented by sports agent Leigh Steinberg.
Executive vice president Mike Tannenbaum will be in town by this evening and owner Stephen Ross is scheduled to arrive by Friday.
But the most interesting Dolphins representative at the Super Bowl this week is undoubtedly quarterback Ryan Tannehill. He made the rounds at radio row and on the NFL Network and said, well, nothing of news value.
But he spoke volumes by posing for a photo in and around the Super Bowl village when he clearly picked one team to win the game Sunday.
Yeah, Tannehill is picking the Seattle Seahawks over the division rival New England Patriots.
Am I the only one getting a kick out of Tannehill's expression?
Some people on my twitter were not amused. They wondered if this might incense the Patriots. I doubt it. I doubt a prediction by an opposing quarterback is on their radar.
I will say that Tannehill picked rightly. I don't think it would be a good look for him to pick a rival team. I don't imagine Dolphins fans would love that.
Finally, let me leave you with this thought:
Since 2001, the Patriots have dominated the AFC East. They have a 67-19 intra-division record during that time. That's a .779 winning percentage.
The Jets have a 40-46 intra-division during that time for a .465 winning percentage. The Dolphins have a 36-50 intra-division record during that time for a .419 winning percentage.
And the Bills bring up the rear with a 30-56 intra-division record since 2001 for a .349 winning percentage.
The Patriots have won the division every year except two -- 2002 when the Jets won and 2008 when the Dolphins won.
Must do better, my friends. The Dolphins must do better.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/#storylink=cpy
Right . . . Armando. But perhaps you should have said the Dolphins must CHEAT better if they ever want another division title.
PHOENIX -- The Miami Dolphins aren't in the Super Bowl. But they definitely are at the Super Bowl.
Dan Marino has been here for several days and be part of a CNN kickoff show Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
Club president and CEO Tom Garfinkel is in town, as is general manager Dennis Hickey. Hickey will collect a Steinberg DeNicola 2015 Humanitarian Award, along with Rams head coach Jeff Fisher, at a ceremony Saturday. The award will be presented by sports agent Leigh Steinberg.
Executive vice president Mike Tannenbaum will be in town by this evening and owner Stephen Ross is scheduled to arrive by Friday.
But the most interesting Dolphins representative at the Super Bowl this week is undoubtedly quarterback Ryan Tannehill. He made the rounds at radio row and on the NFL Network and said, well, nothing of news value.
But he spoke volumes by posing for a photo in and around the Super Bowl village when he clearly picked one team to win the game Sunday.
Yeah, Tannehill is picking the Seattle Seahawks over the division rival New England Patriots.
Am I the only one getting a kick out of Tannehill's expression?
Some people on my twitter were not amused. They wondered if this might incense the Patriots. I doubt it. I doubt a prediction by an opposing quarterback is on their radar.
I will say that Tannehill picked rightly. I don't think it would be a good look for him to pick a rival team. I don't imagine Dolphins fans would love that.
Finally, let me leave you with this thought:
Since 2001, the Patriots have dominated the AFC East. They have a 67-19 intra-division record during that time. That's a .779 winning percentage.
The Jets have a 40-46 intra-division during that time for a .465 winning percentage. The Dolphins have a 36-50 intra-division record during that time for a .419 winning percentage.
And the Bills bring up the rear with a 30-56 intra-division record since 2001 for a .349 winning percentage.
The Patriots have won the division every year except two -- 2002 when the Jets won and 2008 when the Dolphins won.
Must do better, my friends. The Dolphins must do better.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/#storylink=cpy
Right . . . Armando. But perhaps you should have said the Dolphins must CHEAT better if they ever want another division title.