Dolph N.Fan
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More here:I’m remaking the offensive line, yes, again.
I’m done waiting for this defensive line that is highly paid to play like, well, it’s highly paid.
The Dolphins aren’t there yet on any of those based on what I’m hearing from inside the team.
One NFL rite of passage is that every year practically every team has significant turnover in the locker room. Good teams lose good players to higher salaries in free agency. Bad teams jettison disappointing players or players who didn’t play up to the expectations implicit in their contracts.
Defensive end Robert Quinn, who has 2.5 sacks, is scheduled to be Miami’s third-highest costing player on the salary cap at $12.9 million in 2019. And cutting him would save every penny of that nearly $13 million. So, absolutely, know-nothing Fake GM Mando is cutting Quinn this offseason.
But here’s the thing: The Dolphins don’t agree at this stage. For the money he’s costing this year and what he’s due next year, I would expect a premier edge pass rusher. He hasn’t been that through 11 games. So I’m moving on because he didn’t meet expectations.
Except the Dolphins talk as if he is meeting expectations.
“I think he’s about what we expected,” defensive coordinator Matt Burke said. “I think he started out pretty hot and kind of hit a little lull. They all get banged up. I’ve noticed just a difference in him physically in the last probably three weeks...I see him just kind of moving around lately like he was earlier in the season. That’s been encouraging. Like I said, the production has been coming.”
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