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I just saw a video from "ACE PER HEAD" Identifying Grier as the problem.

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I just saw a video from "ACE PER HEAD" Identifying Grier as the problem.

It is called "Will Dolphins Civil War Lead to better days".

I felt he made a reasonable case for Grier being the stumbling block in the Dolphins administration. I'm curious if any of you guys have seen this and what you thought of it.
 
I watch his stuff too, but think this time he’s dead wrong.

First is it Ross who wants Watson or not? He says no others say it’s Ross. This uncertainty tells me no one really knows so it’s all pure speculation.

Second, I always had my doubts about Flo but always considered him an alpha, a guy who did things his way. Having Grier shove Tua down his throat either seems unlikely, especially with other picks that were clearly Flo‘s guys

Third, Gailey was a dinosaur and a train wreck who refused to adjust to the qb he was given. His offense was completely out dated and he needed to go. Personally, I think us not being able to lure a quality oc is more on Flo than Grier. Flo has already ran several coaches off for less than stellar reasons. He likely couldn’t find another yes man or someone willing to come in and be quiet.

Finally, he is right, Grier needs to go. His drafts from 19-21 have been horrific. His free agent pick ups haven’t been any bette. I mean who really spend all that money on defense and completely ignores the oline? Did he really think starting 4 guys with 3 or less years in the NFL was going to pan out??? He is also wrong, Flo is part of the problem and he should be shown the door with Grier. Bring in an offensive coach and someone who can evaluate offensive linemen and possibly quarterbacks.
 
Again, Grier was a super hero with the traded and picks.

They get here and can't block. tackle, or throw and it's his fault?

Does he coach the players on the field?

When does Flores get some concentrated flak for his role in this early regression?
 
DPhinz_DPhinz said:
Again, Grier was a super hero with the traded and picks.

They get here and can't block. tackle, or throw and it's his fault?

Does he coach the players on the field?

When does Flores get some concentrated flak for his role in this early regression?
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I think Flores earned a lot of leeway his first two seasons making a lot out of very little talent. It’s on Grier for not giving him the talent.

It’s possible it’s coaching, but somehow I don’t see AJ and Igbo being stars elsewhere. Now whether Flores had say in these picks I can’t say, but ultimately the buck stops with the GM.
 
Lots of other old posters feel that Grier is the Bull in our China closet. Flores has proved he can coach, Ross has proven he is willing to spend the money, Grier had proven he misses on try he draft picks. Who would you cut?
 
AZStryker said:
I watch his stuff too, but think this time he’s dead wrong.

First is it Ross who wants Watson or not? He says no others say it’s Ross. This uncertainty tells me no one really knows so it’s all pure speculation.

Second, I always had my doubts about Flo but always considered him an alpha, a guy who did things his way. Having Grier shove Tua down his throat either seems unlikely, especially with other picks that were clearly Flo‘s guys

Third, Gailey was a dinosaur and a train wreck who refused to adjust to the qb he was given. His offense was completely out dated and he needed to go. Personally, I think us not being able to lure a quality oc is more on Flo than Grier. Flo has already ran several coaches off for less than stellar reasons. He likely couldn’t find another yes man or someone willing to come in and be quiet.

Finally, he is right, Grier needs to go. His drafts from 19-21 have been horrific. His free agent pick ups haven’t been any bette. I mean who really spend all that money on defense and completely ignores the oline? Did he really think starting 4 guys with 3 or less years in the NFL was going to pan out??? He is also wrong, Flo is part of the problem and he should be shown the door with Grier. Bring in an offensive coach and someone who can evaluate offensive linemen and possibly quarterbacks.
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Lol. Gaileys offense was outdated and needed to go?? Lmao. I'd do whatever it took to get Gaileys offense back. You make no sense dude
 
AZStryker said:
I watch his stuff too, but think this time he’s dead wrong.

First is it Ross who wants Watson or not? He says no others say it’s Ross. This uncertainty tells me no one really knows so it’s all pure speculation.

Second, I always had my doubts about Flo but always considered him an alpha, a guy who did things his way. Having Grier shove Tua down his throat either seems unlikely, especially with other picks that were clearly Flo‘s guys

Third, Gailey was a dinosaur and a train wreck who refused to adjust to the qb he was given. His offense was completely out dated and he needed to go. Personally, I think us not being able to lure a quality oc is more on Flo than Grier. Flo has already ran several coaches off for less than stellar reasons. He likely couldn’t find another yes man or someone willing to come in and be quiet.

Finally, he is right, Grier needs to go. His drafts from 19-21 have been horrific. His free agent pick ups haven’t been any bette. I mean who really spend all that money on defense and completely ignores the oline? Did he really think starting 4 guys with 3 or less years in the NFL was going to pan out??? He is also wrong, Flo is part of the problem and he should be shown the door with Grier. Bring in an offensive coach and someone who can evaluate offensive linemen and possibly quarterbacks.
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Except Gailey had the offense the most productive it had been in 20 years. Not saying we can’t do better but he’s forgotten more about calling a game than our dual-OCs know combined.
 
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