flynryan15
Club Member
Well Karlos you fuel the fire with statements to the press like "I am keeping a close eye on Henne and his body language, that say a lot about a man!" Some of us know exactly what you meant by that!
It's the mere fact of fans trying to micromanage every single play and overreact to things happening in practice.
Ohh cool, so Columbo is supposed to get beaten like a drum repeatedly!
Wait, so you mean fans on this forum aren't football gurus and don't work with the franchise as a full time job? Shocking.
They have a chip on their shoulder and that includes Sparano. I like it! I would hate to be an opposing team this season.
I'm happy the players finally spoke out a little bit.
You know deep down they're all thinking 'Our fans are a bunch of whiny little you-know-what's.'
This is my underlying issue with the media. They are not subject matter experts (at least the ones in Miami anyway). Furthermore, they know nothing of our schemes or player responsibilities. As JT mentioned, on a play that looks like he got taken out, his role might have been to contain the outside, which he did. But from an outsider perspective, he got slammed. This is why i've always felt that practices shouldn't be open to the media or the public. It creates this false representation of players and coaches.
Unless you know exactly what all 22 players are supposed to be doing on a specific play - you cannot comment on whether or not a player got beat. Unless of course we're talking about a 1 on 1 situation where a pass rusher blows around the corner leaving the tackle in his tracks. The fact of the matter is, the playbook won't truly be opened up until we move inside and stop allowing outsiders to watch our practices.
18 years of coming up short one way or another has turned me into a pessimistic *******. Please excuse me when I point out that players from the Lions, Browns, and Bills all have positive things to say about their teams, too.