If I can't do anything about it, what does me or anyone drinking the "kool-aid" have to do with anything? I could have a shrine with a Joe Philbin statue in my house and I can pray to it all day if I wanted. Nothing I do makes a difference.
Florio: Some players have trust issues with Joe Philbin regime
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If I can't do anything about it, what does me or anyone drinking the "kool-aid" have to do with anything? I could have a shrine with a Joe Philbin statue in my house and I can pray to it all day if I wanted. Nothing I do makes a difference.
Exactly, in the beginning the 2002 or 2003 season (I believe), word out of NE was that the players had a problem with Bill Belichick (Some saying he was an angry tyrant), after he got rid of Ty Law and few other disagreements many were saying that team was about to implode, and because of the player's so called mutiny, their season was going to be a failure before it even started, then a strange thing happened, they started winning , the player got in-line quickly, Belichick was considered a genius, and SB #2 followed soon after.
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Steady improvement doesn't generate readership. Reporters need shockingly large changes or extremes to generate readership. We live in the age of pure sensationalism.
So, if we aren't fighting for a Super Bowl trophy, they all want to write the story about scandal or controversy.
... Nevermind the fact that it is the positive honest journalists are the ones people want to read and the ones who get picked up by bigger markets. Just ask Darlington, Volin or our current Phinsiders host.
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So, if we aren't fighting for a Super Bowl trophy, they all want to write the story about scandal or controversy.
... Nevermind the fact that it is the positive honest journalists are the ones people want to read and the ones who get picked up by bigger markets. Just ask Darlington, Volin or our current Phinsiders host.
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Yeah getting rid of Bush and Dansby were great moves...
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Neither fit our schemes.
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this year is do or die win or get fire deal for joe. he need get most out of the player this year.
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Was that the Bills team that beat us twice this past season?
Fifteen years of mediocrity plus the most media unfriendly front office in the league = media pile on.
You want to fix it? Become the most transparent media friendly front office in the league. It's that simple and that easy.
Neither did Bush or Dansby's replacements.
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Dansby actually can fit almost any scheme , he can play outside or inside. Ellerbee can to a degree but is not really that good.
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That has nothing to do with I posted.
Sorry that you were offended. I was just trying to add a little humor to the thread.
That's what I was hoping for with the new hires, starting with the Mike Dee replacement. That guy should be well known and well liked in South Florida right now, if the Dolphins knew what they were doing.
Meanwhile, I can't remember his name. Ross doesn't use that position other than for hatchet work.
If the Dolphins had respect for the media you wouldn't see the same percentage of negative or skeptical stories, and we'd soften the laughable antagonism toward the media on this site. Instead, the Dolphins have conditioned their hardcore fans to ignore or distrust the media. No benefit to that whatsoever. Ross, in particular, has disastrous media instincts. His juvenile reaction to the state legislature decision encouraged the political reporters and local columnists to turn against him and the Dolphins, let alone the already stepped-on sports media types.