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Here’s The History The Miami Dolphins Can Make This Sunday. And None Of It Is Good

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▪ If the Bills produce at least 247 yards of offense on Sunday, this Dolphins defense will have yielded more yards than any Dolphins team in history. They’ve allowed 5,876, which is third-most in the league.

▪ If the Dolphins allow 283 yards passing, they will have permitted the most net passing yards in franchise history. The Bills need 307 yards passing to achieve the most gross passing yards ever against a Dolphins defense in a season.

▪ If the Dolphins allow four touchdown passes, it would set the franchise record for most TD passes allowed in a season. Miami has yielded 28; the team record, set in 1967, was 31.

▪ The Dolphins’ third-down conversion percentage of 30.5 would be the franchise’s worst since the NFL and Dolphins started measuring that category in 1976. Previous franchise low: 30.7 in 2015.

▪ The Dolphins, who have run the fewest plays in the league on offense, are in danger of setting a record for lowest time of possession. They enter at 27.4 minutes per game (one reason why they’ve run the fewest offensive plays in the league). Team record: 27:02 in 1988.

▪ No Dolphins team ever has finished worse than 30th in the league on offense and 29th on defense. Miami enters Week 17 ranked 30th in both.


Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/...y-jackson/article223156460.html#storylink=cpy

Why is Gase keeping his job again?
 
Adam Strange said:
Don’t you know other NFL teams are already lining up to throw money at the boy genius? Because apparently utterly failing at your job is a good enough qualification.
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Like I said in another Thread, Gase will be fired midway through next season. There’s nothing that shows this team will get better at anything. Even when the team was healthy in 2016 and during their 3-0 start this year the problems pointed out in the original post here were still issues.
 
Dolphins hit historic levels of ineptitude and yet gase is doing a bang up job. Comical
 
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Dolph N.Fan said:
Here’s a stat for him, with a win Sunday, Miami will finish 5-1 in the division. First time since division realignment in 2002 that they would have done that.
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Oh great and No playoffs. One eastern div championship in 10+ yrs and a 500 team for the past 25 years. Just pathetic! Clean house Ross. Get your head out of your ass and please talk to every NFL person you know for advice on a GM. Let the GM hire a staff. Let’s try something different this time please!
 
Dolph N.Fan said:
▪ If the Bills produce at least 247 yards of offense on Sunday, this Dolphins defense will have yielded more yards than any Dolphins team in history. They’ve allowed 5,876, which is third-most in the league.

▪ If the Dolphins allow 283 yards passing, they will have permitted the most net passing yards in franchise history. The Bills need 307 yards passing to achieve the most gross passing yards ever against a Dolphins defense in a season.

▪ If the Dolphins allow four touchdown passes, it would set the franchise record for most TD passes allowed in a season. Miami has yielded 28; the team record, set in 1967, was 31.

▪ The Dolphins’ third-down conversion percentage of 30.5 would be the franchise’s worst since the NFL and Dolphins started measuring that category in 1976. Previous franchise low: 30.7 in 2015.

▪ The Dolphins, who have run the fewest plays in the league on offense, are in danger of setting a record for lowest time of possession. They enter at 27.4 minutes per game (one reason why they’ve run the fewest offensive plays in the league). Team record: 27:02 in 1988.

▪ No Dolphins team ever has finished worse than 30th in the league on offense and 29th on defense. Miami enters Week 17 ranked 30th in both.


Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/...y-jackson/article223156460.html#storylink=cpy

Why is Gase keeping his job again?
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Fascinating....and depressing list.....thanks for sharing!
 
Danny said:
But lets keep Gase and Grier because they're so amazing. Freaking Ross needs to let everyone go, not just t-baum
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History repeats itself around Ross because he refuses to learn. At the end of the 2013 season, Philbin and the team crap out and lose the final two games, thus missing the playoffs. Ireland is made the scapegoat and fired. Don’t get me wrong, Ireland sucked and needed to go, but why he was made the scapegoat for a team choking away the season is beyond me. Seems the coach would have been the more appropriate target for a firing.

Fast forward five years and the team once again underperforms and misses the playoffs. And once again the front office guy takes the fall, instead of the man responsible for getting the team ready to play. Of course Tannenbaum should be fired for his awful moves as a GM. But he shouldn’t be fired to provide cover for Gase and the clown show he’s put on this year. Just delaying the inevitable and wasting 2019 right out of the gate.
 
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