Hahaha Sucks To Be You Jason Taylor!!!

[xSxPxHx]

I bet he is dancing away his depression knwing that miami has a better record and an excellent chance of winning the division!!!.....I feel bad for Zach though....The guy wanted to staty here and wish him nothing but the best!

 

[GoonBoss]

I wish him the best. He'll be fine. The guy didn't have football in him anymore.

 

[Canadianfishfan]

I don't feel too badly for either player. No one could've predicted this amazing turnaround. Many were lamenting both players leaving. I know both of them would be happy for us.. especially us fans.

Zach has always been class. And he went to a team he loved as a kid. As for Taylor... dancing or no dancing maybe he wouldn't have been here anyway. Just goes to show you club med that Cam ran doesn't produce results. The hard work regeme the Trifecta does. Too bad Taylor didn't have it in him to work for it. Look at Porter. He's been around the league a bunch. But he still learns and listens, and allows himself to be coached. Even with his mouth ramblings.

I am actually rooting for Taylor and Zach, and am happy with the Dolphins of 2008.

 

[Dolfan984]

The thing is, with this defense I believe Joey Porter and Jason Taylor play the same position. We do need another pass rusher, but where would Jason play? Roth's position?

 

[wvuFINFAN]

stinks to be taylor now, oh well....i just hope washington keeps losing and finishes 7-9 so our 2nd round pick will be a little higher than it is now

 

[DeeAy3000]

I bet he is dancing away his depression knwing that miami has a better record and an excellent chance of winning the division!!!.....I feel bad for Zach though....The guy wanted to staty here and wish him nothing but the best!

Thats just bad form man. I've seen this entirely too much around here, how can you throw a guy under the bus who played 11 illustrious seasons with the organization that most of us on here live and die with. The guy was an absolute model citizen for us, and the pulse of a defense that was the face of this franchise.

Granted, it may not be fair to single you out but, look at it as a public service announcement for all you people foolishly bashing a Dolphins Legend. Show some f*cking respect.

 

[dolpns13]

Thats just bad form man. I've seen this entirely too much around here, how can you throw a guy under the bus who played 11 illustrious seasons with the organization that most of us on here live and die with. The guy was an absolute model citizen for us, and the pulse of a defense that was the face of this franchise.

Granted, it may not be fair to single you out but, look at it as a public service announcement for all you people foolishly bashing a Dolphins Legend. Show some f*cking respect.

The same way he threw us under the bus by lying and playing us like ex girlfriends, saying he would definately be in camp and then going to LA, then saying he would definately be in TC after LA and going directly to NY to meet denzel washington... He threw us under the bus, not the other way around... Besides, i discredit the "he played hard for us for 11 year theory", the fans are what made him, we were the ones buying tickets, his jerseys, and **** with his name on it. My money, your money, and every other finfan's money is what made him a millionaire, just like every other NFL player in the league.

Show some f*cking respect!?! Where was the respect he showed us when he was playing us like an exgirlfriend. We dont owe him anything.

Am I glad he was a dolphin, hell yes.. Did he give his all on the field, hell yes... Do I respect and love his play, hell yes... Do I owe him anything for it, hell no...

Besides, he wished his way out of Miami.. Parcells from day 1 said he wanted to keep him on the team and needed his veteran presence, while all the long, JT was saying he didnt want to be a dolphin and wanted to go to a winning team

 

[GoonBoss]

The same way he threw us under the bus by lying and playing us like ex girlfriends, saying he would definately be in camp and then going to LA, then saying he would definately be in TC after LA and going directly to NY to meet denzel washington... He threw us under the bus, not the other way around... Besides, i discredit the "he played hard for us for 11 year theory", the fans are what made him, we were the ones buying tickets, his jerseys, and **** with his name on it. My money, your money, and every other finfan's money is what made him a millionaire, just like every other NFL player in the league.

Show some f*cking respect!?! Where was the respect he showed us when he was playing us like an exgirlfriend. We dont owe him anything.

Am I glad he was a dolphin, hell yes.. Did he give his all on the field, hell yes... Do I respect and love his play, hell yes... Do I owe him anything for it, hell no...

I'm blistering just reading that.

 

[dolpns13]

I'm blistering just reading that.

Sorry bro... the way he left and how he wanted out of Miami so bad left a bad taste in alot of finfans mouths... IMO he should have just kept quiet and let the path run its course... He would have ended up being traded quietly and no resentment would have been felt between anyone, outside of closed doors anyways

 

[lipss inc.]

The same way he threw us under the bus by lying and playing us like ex girlfriends, saying he would definately be in camp and then going to LA, then saying he would definately be in TC after LA and going directly to NY to meet denzel washington... He threw us under the bus, not the other way around... Besides, i discredit the "he played hard for us for 11 year theory", the fans are what made him, we were the ones buying tickets, his jerseys, and **** with his name on it. My money, your money, and every other finfan's money is what made him a millionaire, just like every other NFL player in the league.

Show some f*cking respect!?! Where was the respect he showed us when he was playing us like an exgirlfriend. We dont owe him anything.

Am I glad he was a dolphin, hell yes.. Did he give his all on the field, hell yes... Do I respect and love his play, hell yes... Do I owe him anything for it, hell no...

Besides, he wished his way out of Miami.. Parcells from day 1 said he wanted to keep him on the team and needed his veteran presence, while all the long, JT was saying he didnt want to be a dolphin and wanted to go to a winning team

I agree...being a life long fan...I think Jason Taylor acted no better than Chad "Ocho-Cinco" Johnson...the only reason he didn't receive any negative press was because of his good guy image...he gave up on Miami and was out for himself after the new regime wanted him

 

[GoonBoss]

Sorry bro... the way he left and how he wanted out of Miami so bad left a bad taste in alot of finfans mouths... IMO he should have just kept quiet and let the path run its course... He would have ended up being traded quietly and no resentment would have been felt between anyone, outside of closed doors anyways

No no...Speak your piece...Actually, us mods are less Dolphins fans and more adjudicators.......(You in your corner) That was a remarkably well spoken post for this hour of a Dolphins win.

 

[xSxPxHx]

Thats just bad form man. I've seen this entirely too much around here, how can you throw a guy under the bus who played 11 illustrious seasons with the organization that most of us on here live and die with. The guy was an absolute model citizen for us, and the pulse of a defense that was the face of this franchise.

Granted, it may not be fair to single you out but, look at it as a public service announcement for all you people foolishly bashing a Dolphins Legend. Show some f*cking respect.

Sorry, I forgot you knew him personally, it was just my opinion...

 

[PhinsPhan]

He always played his heart out for us and this year both the Cowboys and Redskins were my second favorite teams.

It always sucks when going through the breakup but I think if any fan was to look back on Thomas or Taylor's careers they would find these guys to be two of the best Dolphins we have had. Maybe the only two of late that would make the Ring of Honor.

They always played their hearts out and it is hard to blame two guys getting towards the end of their careers to want a shot at a championship. I just wish Taylor and Thomas could have been here this year for a run.

 

[DuderinoN703]

Thats just bad form man. I've seen this entirely too much around here, how can you throw a guy under the bus who played 11 illustrious seasons with the organization that most of us on here live and die with. The guy was an absolute model citizen for us, and the pulse of a defense that was the face of this franchise.

Granted, it may not be fair to single you out but, look at it as a public service announcement for all you people foolishly bashing a Dolphins Legend. Show some f*cking respect.

All of that goes out the window when he cries about being on a ****ty team and asks to be traded to a team that has a chance to make the playoffs.

Sure what he did in the past is appreciated but none of that is here in the present, so F him.

 

[Vaark]

You're right, he definitely deserves the blowback that Karma is dealing him.

When defensive end Jason Taylor was traded to Washington, the Jason Taylor Foundation's charity table-tennis event didn't go with him. So Taylor will be back in South Florida on Monday for the Seminole Tribe of Florida JT's Ping-Pong Smash 5 presented by Publix at Hard Rock Live. Proceeds benefit the foundation.

http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/football/story/811348.html

Jason Taylor Foundation Programs
Jason Taylor Reading Room
Located at the Miramar Youth Enrichment Center, just a stone’s throw from Dolphin Stadium, the Jason Taylor Reading Room is a multi-faceted, after-school program designed to offer a holistic approach to addressing the problem of illiteracy among inner-city youth.

Jason Taylor Children's Learning Center
The Jason Taylor Children’s Learning Center is an integral component of the Holtz Children’s Hospital, one of the largest and most respected children’s hospitals in the United States.


Jason Taylor Scholars
The Jason Taylor Foundation has partnered with Take Stock in Children to sponsor the “ Jason Taylor Scholars” program. This school-based, comprehensive mentoring and scholarship program is designed to break the cycle of poverty and academic failure for low-income, at-risk children in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Jason Taylor Football Camp
The Jason Taylor Football camp will be held June 12-14, 2008. Each day, the campers will experience various stations, specializing in non-contact fundamental skills and the team concept of football. Groups will be small to assure that each camper gets maximum personalized instruction from the top coaches in the Miami - Fort Lauderdale Area.


Big Screens - Big Dreams
The “Big Screens – Big Dreams” program was created by Jason Taylor to inspire and motivate young people in South Florida through feature films. Jason recognizes the tremendous impact movies have on today’s youth and uses positive, uplifting stories to teach and inspire.

All-Community Team
In 2007, Jason was part of a select group of Miami Dolphins players who each hosted a group of twenty guests from charitable organizations for each of the Dolphins regular season home games as part of the 2007 Miami Dolphins “All-Community Team” (A.C.T.) Program.

Cool Gear for the School Year
“Cool Gear for the School Year” provides disadvantaged children the opportunity to participate in a “Back to School” shopping experience at an Old Navy clothing store.

Camp Katina- Cartwheels to Character
From August 10-12, 2007, Katina Taylor, Vice President and co-founder of the Jason Taylor Foundation, hosted “Camp Katina – Cartwheels to Character,” a gymnastics, cheerleading and life skills program for girls ages 7-12. Camp Katina is part of the Jason Taylor Foundation’s ongoing initiatives benefiting area youth.

JASON TAYLOR FOUNDATION TO HOLD
SEMINOLE TRIBE OF FLORIDA
JT’S PING-PONG SMASH 5 – PRESENTED BY PUBLIX

Jason Taylor Foundation Takes Nearly 350 Kids to Screening of "The Express"
On Tuesday, September 23, 2008, Jason treated school athletes and coaches to a private screening of Universal Pictures’ new film, The Express, staring Rob Brown. Based on the incredible true story, The Express follows the inspirational life of college football hero Ernie Davis (played by Brown), the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy. His fight for equality and respect forever changed the face of American sports and his story continues to inspire new generations.

Jason Taylor Takes Kids Back to School Shopping for "Cool Gear"
Are you ready for some…shopping? Jason Taylor sure is! The reigning NFL Man of the Year, Dancing with the Stars runner-up and Washington Redskins All-Pro Defensive End, recently hosted more than 100 children at his “Cool Gear for the School Year” back-to-school shopping programs as part of his continued community efforts through the Jason Taylor Foundation.

2nd Annual Camp Katina
From August 15-17, 2008, Katina Taylor, Vice President and co-founder of the Jason Taylor Foundation, hosted the 2nd annual “Camp Katina – Cartwheels to Character,” a gymnastics, cheerleading and life skills program for girls ages 7-12. Camp Katina is part of the Jason Taylor Foundation’s ongoing initiatives benefiting area youth.

www.jasontaylorfoundation.com

oh yeah, hahaha (and LOL). He's such an unfaithful skuzzbag who deserves to fail. :up::sidelol: