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3. Will the Dolphins recover from their 1-4 start to make the playoffs?
Hoge: No, they won't, because they have too many deficiencies offensively. They have obvious problems at quarterback, and when that position goes sour, the rest of the offense is soon to follow. The offensive line also has been way too inconsistent for them to run the ball down the throats of opposing teams, and they aren't good enough defensively to carry this offense. The front seven is good but not great, and the secondary hasn't been on the same page. It will be too hard for the Dolphins to rebound and get to the playoffs.
Schlereth: No, Miami isn't a very good football team. Joey Harrington isn't much of an upgrade over Daunte Culpepper at QB, and they aren't very good up front offensively. I don't care how talented your team is; if you don't block, you don't win. This team is atrocious at times on the line of scrimmage, and they aren't even close to being a playoff team.
Salisbury: There is no chance this team makes the playoffs. Miami does nothing particularly well. What would you name as a team strength? I can't think of anything they do better than most teams in the league. The Patriots will have this division wrapped up extremely early, and the Dolphins are going down as the biggest disappointment of the season.
Allen: This team is done. They don't have a good enough offensive line to compete and their quarterback situation is in such rough shape that they aren't going to be able to make plays in the passing game. Sadly, this team's defense is also on the decline and that doesn't bode well for this squad."
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2618549
Its question 3.
Salisbury hates us :boohoo::rolleyes2
Lol mispelled start :smack: I shouldnt make topics so early.
3. Will the Dolphins recover from their 1-4 start to make the playoffs?
Hoge: No, they won't, because they have too many deficiencies offensively. They have obvious problems at quarterback, and when that position goes sour, the rest of the offense is soon to follow. The offensive line also has been way too inconsistent for them to run the ball down the throats of opposing teams, and they aren't good enough defensively to carry this offense. The front seven is good but not great, and the secondary hasn't been on the same page. It will be too hard for the Dolphins to rebound and get to the playoffs.
Schlereth: No, Miami isn't a very good football team. Joey Harrington isn't much of an upgrade over Daunte Culpepper at QB, and they aren't very good up front offensively. I don't care how talented your team is; if you don't block, you don't win. This team is atrocious at times on the line of scrimmage, and they aren't even close to being a playoff team.
Salisbury: There is no chance this team makes the playoffs. Miami does nothing particularly well. What would you name as a team strength? I can't think of anything they do better than most teams in the league. The Patriots will have this division wrapped up extremely early, and the Dolphins are going down as the biggest disappointment of the season.
Allen: This team is done. They don't have a good enough offensive line to compete and their quarterback situation is in such rough shape that they aren't going to be able to make plays in the passing game. Sadly, this team's defense is also on the decline and that doesn't bode well for this squad."
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2618549
Its question 3.
Salisbury hates us :boohoo::rolleyes2
Lol mispelled start :smack: I shouldnt make topics so early.
Statistical rankings don't tell the whole story. Our defense has been better than average as a whole for many years, but the truth of the matter is they never get it done when needed. They always break, or give up a stupid penalty.
