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Everybody needs to read this.

Well according to holierthanshou photos aren't evidence - so don't expect a replay anytime soon
 
Who is Cian Fahey? :unsure:

Wait, I went and found the answer.

He's this guy:

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http://bleacherreport.com/users/507477-cian-fahey
 
rev kev said:
holierthanshou -> are undoctored photos evidence yes or no?
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Originally Posted by shouright
I'm sure you're aware that a photograph is a snapshot taken out of context?

still waiting....................................................................
 
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also consider that had we not had a couple drops, the sack, and a missed FG 2 weeks ago after the long 4th down completion, and pulled the game out, Tannehill would have had his signature highlight reel play. that pass was just insane and was forgotten because we lost the game. i honestly think that if you put Tannehill behind a good to very good OL, he is, even right now, a 100+ rating QB.
 
This was a great article. An article that shines the light on the overall problem concerning the ineptitude of the Dolphins offense. The O-Line is putting the kaboch on the entire Offense and the season could be in jeopardy if the unit doesn't start to execute better and protect Tannehill. There is some blame on the inabilities of the RB's in pass protection, but as the photo's reveal most of the blame falls on Martin and Clabo. The 2014 draft and F/A period can't get here quick enough, this has been the 3 worst weeks in recent memory as a lifelong Dolphin's Fan. The problem was evident during pre-season and once again wasn't addressed by either the coaches or GM. I've become very Leary of the F/O recently and have begun to wonder about the Coaching Staff as well. Better play should solve alot of the doubts by the fans and improve the moral of the players.
 
Was watching the Packers/Vikings game last night. The GB tackles were being pushed back into Rodgers pretty much the same as we are seeing with the Dolphins.
The difference being that Rodgers is aware of both end on the defense. And he is ready to step up, maneuver and complete a pass or run.
He did this on multiple time when he only had about 2 second before pressure.

Now I know its not fair to compare Rodgers to a 2nd year QB. But there are some QB's that would be successful behind this line.
Hopefully RT17 learns how to step up and maneuver consistently.
 
Fins1971 said:
Was watching the Packers/Vikings game last night. The GB tackles were being pushed back into Rodgers pretty much the same as we are seeing with the Dolphins.
The difference being that Rodgers is aware of both end on the defense. And he is ready to step up, maneuver and complete a pass or run.
He did this on multiple time when he only had about 2 second before pressure.

Now I know its not fair to compare Rodgers to a 2nd year QB. But there are some QB's that would be successful behind this line.
Hopefully RT17 learns how to step up and maneuver consistently.
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Everything objective says the line, as a unit, hasn't functioned any worse than average.
 
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