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It make me clench even more knowing that Hill probably bullied McDaniel into giving him so much attention....

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Tyreek Hill took Mike McDaniel away from his style of offense

The Miami Dolphins made a bold move when they traded a slew of draft picks for Tyreek Hill and while it is exciting, it hurt Mike McDaniel. Over his career...
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Doubtful, clickbait article looking to stir up trouble. We have no idea what McDaniels offense would of looked like. He was running Shanahans offense, not his in San Fran. I’m sure he had his own wrinkles but it was what shanahan wanted.
 
DPhinz_DPhinz said:
It make me clench even more knowing that Hill probably bullied McDaniel into giving him so much attention....

phinphanatic.com

Tyreek Hill took Mike McDaniel away from his style of offense

The Miami Dolphins made a bold move when they traded a slew of draft picks for Tyreek Hill and while it is exciting, it hurt Mike McDaniel. Over his career...
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I just brought this up in the thread titled "Conversation About Hill"...

Some people said I was making stuff up. I'm convinced there is something to this
 
I guess you could argue that Dan Marino took Don Shula away from his style of offense too.

Look, I have no issues with McDaniel getting the ball in the hands of his playmakers. But I think every fan on here would agree that some level of adjustment is needed.
 
xSxPxHx said:
for sure click bait.

I hate myself for clicking this stupid article.
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Good to Know brother wont bother!

Heidi Gardner Snl GIF by Saturday Night Live
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
I guess you could argue that Dan Marino took Don Shula away from his style of offense too.

Look, I have no issues with McDaniel getting the ball in the hands of his playmakers. But I think every fan on here would agree that some level of adjustment is needed.
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Tell that to Reid. Reid most likely refused to do what McDaniel is doing now which is why Hill left. No way anyone leaves a team like the Chiefs with the best QB in the game if not for selfish reasons. Hill may be an undercover selfish prick. Just speculating but why would you leave mahomes for tua? It doesn't make sense
 
What the writer is saying about Hill I don’t buy - the title is misleading. As if Tyreek lobbied for more touches or something. But the content of the article - as I see it - is accurate on the bigger picture points. For example :

“Miami has rushed 358 times compared to 553 passing attempts for a 40% to 60% split. To put this into a different context, it would make more sense if the Dolphins were playing from behind most of the season but they were not.”

He’s right - and this is not a formula for success in the NFL I’m sorry. Especially when you are trying to close games out late etc. Mr Miller also talks about all of those 3rd and short passes which have been beaten to death around here. But what’s largely intractable is the fact that you are not winning Jack at a 40/60 run / pass ratio. That’s way more imbalanced than anything we did when we had Marino. I get the game has changed but not THAT much.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
I guess you could argue that Dan Marino took Don Shula away from his style of offense too.

Look, I have no issues with McDaniel getting the ball in the hands of his playmakers. But I think every fan on here would agree that some level of adjustment is needed.
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My thoughts exactly
 
royalshank said:
What the writer is saying about Hill I don’t buy - the title is misleading. As if Tyreek lobbied for more touches or something. But the content of the article - as I see it - is accurate on the bigger picture points. For example :

“Miami has rushed 358 times compared to 553 passing attempts for a 40% to 60% split. To put this into a different context, it would make more sense if the Dolphins were playing from behind most of the season but they were not.”

He’s right - and this is not a formula for success in the NFL I’m sorry. Especially when you are trying to close games out late etc. Mr Miller also talks about all of those 3rd and short passes which have been beaten to death around here. But what’s largely intractable is the fact that you are not winning Jack at a 40/60 run / pass ratio. That’s way more imbalanced than anything we did when we had Marino. I get the game has changed but not THAT much.
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It points out exactly what I was saying in my thread. "Conversation About Hill". He is the reason McDaniel won't make these adjustments. Reid did and Hill started complaining about it.
 
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