We have turned our disorganized dysfunctional organization into a Team who all seem to be on the Same Page. You can hear it in the Players voices. You can hear it in the Coaches voices.. The one thing that is said over and over by Flores and can’t be understated is “Loves the Game” To me that’s the Key.. Players who love the game don’t mind being Coached Hard.. They actually want it.. I’m so excited to see how this team turns that Culture into Success.. We are finally building the right way...
Flores culture
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I agree, I think we may have struck gold with Flores, Seems like a hard working, no nonsense football kind a guy. Quiet but fierce I guess time will tell but I’m optimistic. God knows we needed somebody to take the wheel and drive it hard with a vision.
Loving Flores so far. But let's all remember were in year two and the proof is most certainly in the pudding. Hope he keeps kicking butt!
And it only took one year. It really is outstanding.
Whether it works long term or not, it is good to have people viewed as team leaders buy in. Also helps that there was some fruit for the labor
A good coach has always been the missing chess piece in Miami. Under Flores, I expect this team to compete and play smart football.
marino2duper73
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Like the difficulties Miami has had replacing Marino since 2000, and how that has impacted QB success since, I think this same philosophy can be said from a coaching standpoint since Shula left.
1. Tua is the best prospect to succeed at the QB position since Marino retired, IMO.
2. Coach Flores is, from what I've seen, the closest in approach to his team to Shula that we've had.
1. Tua is the best prospect to succeed at the QB position since Marino retired, IMO.
2. Coach Flores is, from what I've seen, the closest in approach to his team to Shula that we've had.
Yep. I’m certainly optimistic ... But then again, I was high on The Meatball at this point too.
Sooooooooo ...
Michigan Mike
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Without a preseason to judge the impact of the roster that had a lot of turnover this off season, I will reserve judgement on Flores and Grier until at least the bye week.
Yep. I’m certainly optimistic ... But then again, I was high on The Meatball at this point too.
Sooooooooo ...
The Meatball? You mean taco eyes or pornstache. At no point would I presume anyone has been high on Philbin sop we can just leave him out of there.
Fist pump.The Meatball? You mean taco eyes or pornstache. At no point would I presume anyone has been high on Philbin sop we can just leave him out of there.
RIP.
The team we saw in the 2nd half makes you believe Flores and his coaches were able to instill a winning mentality of being focused, working hard, and believing in everyone around you as well as yourself that finally took effect by the end.
If your payed attention through 2019, unlike years past, Miami made fewer mistakes, were penalized far less each game, and basically as we saw for many years with the Patriots, did not beat themselves.
A team you have to outright out play because they will not help with mistakes is very tough to beat. We will see if this is indeed an influence that Coach Flores brought with him, or if like years past, just had a good year 1 with a new HC, and just fell back to earth in year 2.
If your payed attention through 2019, unlike years past, Miami made fewer mistakes, were penalized far less each game, and basically as we saw for many years with the Patriots, did not beat themselves.
A team you have to outright out play because they will not help with mistakes is very tough to beat. We will see if this is indeed an influence that Coach Flores brought with him, or if like years past, just had a good year 1 with a new HC, and just fell back to earth in year 2.
Yep. I’m certainly optimistic ... But then again, I was high on The Meatball at this point too.
Sooooooooo ...
To his credit Tony could still get a team to play hard he just couldn't/wouldn'tadapt to the current NFL game. If Flores adapts and continues to improve is the goal