Samphin
Dolphins Homer
Well, another week, another loss. Hey at least this week, blame can be spread all around. Olindo missed another crucial field goal, Joey threw thee INTS (including a pick 6) and the defense wilted in the fourth quarter, bringing back memories of the Wannstedt era.
Ronnie wasn't given the ball nearly enough, Joey was given the ball way too much and Randy, Hagan, and Welker all dropped critical passes. The team has the SLOWEST hurry up offense I have ever seen and no one played with a sense of urgency or pride.
I think it is safe to say that this team has given up and Saban is losing his grip fast. They just are not buying in to him right now and everyone is looking around for an exit. As far as I am concerned, you could see a mass exodus of "talent" at the end of this year.
The worst part was seeing Marcus Vick on his cell phone while on the sidelines. Perhaps he hasn't grown up as much as we had liked to think.
We were outcoached, outplayed and the result was another loss. You think we would be used to it by now, but this loss hurt. In fact, this loss seemed to hurt more than the the Jets/Bills/Patriots losses. At least in those losses, the team looked like it still believed. I saw blank stares today, and it stunk.
Tillman was terrible...again. He missed interception after interception and was in horrible position on Green's TD run. His backup (Jason Allen) wasn't playing too bad, but he made mistakes as well. On Driver's TD, that ball should have never been caught, but no one played the ball.
Taylor and Traylor should be commended for playing like they should, but everyone else on defense/special teams deserves to ridiculed (Thomas included).
Chambers was a non-factor for about the seventh game in a row now. He just doesn't seem to even get looked at or try to get open. And why should he? Harrington is just going to overthrow him or throw a fat duck anyways.
Game MVPs: Marty Booker, Ronnie Brown, Jason Taylor, Keith Traylor
Game LVPs: Travares Tillman, Randy McMichael, Chris Chambers, Will Allen (his taunting penalty killed us).
Ronnie wasn't given the ball nearly enough, Joey was given the ball way too much and Randy, Hagan, and Welker all dropped critical passes. The team has the SLOWEST hurry up offense I have ever seen and no one played with a sense of urgency or pride.
I think it is safe to say that this team has given up and Saban is losing his grip fast. They just are not buying in to him right now and everyone is looking around for an exit. As far as I am concerned, you could see a mass exodus of "talent" at the end of this year.
The worst part was seeing Marcus Vick on his cell phone while on the sidelines. Perhaps he hasn't grown up as much as we had liked to think.
We were outcoached, outplayed and the result was another loss. You think we would be used to it by now, but this loss hurt. In fact, this loss seemed to hurt more than the the Jets/Bills/Patriots losses. At least in those losses, the team looked like it still believed. I saw blank stares today, and it stunk.
Tillman was terrible...again. He missed interception after interception and was in horrible position on Green's TD run. His backup (Jason Allen) wasn't playing too bad, but he made mistakes as well. On Driver's TD, that ball should have never been caught, but no one played the ball.
Taylor and Traylor should be commended for playing like they should, but everyone else on defense/special teams deserves to ridiculed (Thomas included).
Chambers was a non-factor for about the seventh game in a row now. He just doesn't seem to even get looked at or try to get open. And why should he? Harrington is just going to overthrow him or throw a fat duck anyways.
Game MVPs: Marty Booker, Ronnie Brown, Jason Taylor, Keith Traylor
Game LVPs: Travares Tillman, Randy McMichael, Chris Chambers, Will Allen (his taunting penalty killed us).