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Miami Dolphins has the worst front office in the NFL

If you want to base it on the last 15 years...I agree they are bottom feeding, and that includes Saban and Parcells.

I don't think they can give an accurate assessment of this year(2016).

Still...Miami would not be 32 even if it was the last 15 years.

How can anybody rank below Cleveland?...or Daniel Snyders mess in Washington?...just to name 2 obvious worse front offices.
 
Browns and SF IMO are the worst.
SF had a good thing goin, then completely dismantled it.
Browns have made some epic draft blunders. They may have Hue Jackson now, but we'll see. Cleveland has a way of keeping itself forever in the basement.
 
I'm not sure how anyone defends our FO or gets offended by this article tbh.

I've thought we've had the worst FO in football for a few years running.

I mean, maybe not as bad as the Browns, but I'm not going to get into a pissing match against any Browns fan about it.
 
No freakin way we are worse than the Browns FO.
 
I guess that depends on if Tannenbaum ACTUALLY learned from his mistakes in NY as he stated. The Gase hire will reflect on him as well.

Adam Gase, Vance Joseph, Clyde Christensen are counted in that equation so the jury is a ways out.

If Adam Gase turns out well then Stephen Ross' rank goes up as does Tannenbaum's. Has Ross learned from his missteps? We'll see but he hasn't done anything too stupid for a while. Outside of those missteps, he has certainly opened his check book.

We are definitely not worse than Cleveland. There FO is run by first time football people as well as an almost new HC. Our owner has not been indicted like theirs so we got that going for us.
 
I wouldn't call them the worst but bottom 3 for sure. The Cleveland Browns are a franchise in the NFL same with the Buffalo Bills
 
Owner 29th - that's way too high

GM 32nd - +/- 1 (joke... being higher would be impossible)

Coach 27th, Coordinators 31st - Fair enough. Rookie head coaches and coordinators need to prove themselves before receiving accolades
 
where's th'fish said:
Owner 29th - that's way too high

GM 32nd - +/- 1 (joke... being higher would be impossible)

Coach 27th, Coordinators 31st - Fair enough. Rookie head coaches and coordinators need to prove themselves before receiving accolades
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I agree which makes having these rankings in the first place kind of weird considering there is turnover in the NFL on an annual basis.
 
Adam First said:
The moves from 2009 to 2013 have really sunk this franchise. 2013 was one of the worst drafts this team has ever had, and the repeat free agent failures compounded issues as well.

I still don't think we're worse than Cleveland.
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Many think Cleveland has taken a big step forward (and I agree). We'll see how far that takes them, right now they are the worst team in the league, but not the worst FO.

For example, click on this story: Barnwell's AFC North Offseason Report.

For different reasons, as a Dolphin fan I find the reviews of each of those four teams totally depressing.
 
I can't agree with that at all.

That the Browns, Rams, Titans, and now even the 49ers manage to top us on that list is just laughable.
 
Tannabaum in his last 2 stops has proven he has been worthy of the bottom tier rating. This is what the article is based on. Gase is unproven as a rookie which deserves a lower tiered ranking. Outside of Tunsil our drafting as well as free agent moves have been questionable. Jones as a owner has really been OK IMO he has provided the money to get the best players etc and has had a hands off approach which is good. He has had been a bad picker in personal.
 
I feel like I lost IQ points just clicking on that link.
 
I guess I was looking at this evaluation as an evaluation of the people who are currently in place right now, basing their evaluation on what those people have done.
If the evaluation is of the Dolphins' front office as an abstract entity, that is, whoever has been there making personnel and coaching decisions for the past (indefinite/unspecified) time frame, then I agree. Bottom five, debate the order between Miami, Cleveland, Washington, San Fran.Throw Jacksonville and Tampa Bay in there too. Or Oakland.
 
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