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Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Postgame Press Conference | Week 1 at New England

Jerrysanders said:
I hope he's disappointed because he understands firing O'shea to hire Chan Gailey was a stupid decision.
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for whatever reason i guess many weren’t happy w/ osheas offense in house. I was a fan, but if the communication issues were oline related it was evident
 
Jerrysanders said:
True, but we knew Gailey offenses sucked going back to his days with the Bills and the Jets, today just confirmed our fears, his offenses looked outdated with the Jets and even more so now.
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Let's see how the rest of the season goes before you throw the towel in. We didn't help ourselves as a team today.
 
Fin Fan in Cali said:
Let's see how the rest of the season goes before you throw the towel in. We didn't help ourselves as a team today.
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I'm just hoping Tua looks a lot better in Chan's offense, Fitz arm looked weak, timing was horrible and he looked less decisive compared to the 2nd half of last year even though he's supposed to be real familiar with Gailey's offense.
 
Jerrysanders said:
I'm just hoping Tua looks a lot better in Chan's offense, Fitz arm looked weak, timing was horrible and he looked less decisive compared to the 2nd half of last year even though he's supposed to be real familiar with Gailey's offense.
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Brother I was thinking that during the game that when Tua is ready the ball would have more zip on it. I support Fitz. Coach Flores will make the call when he feels it is right and Tua is ready.
 
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Fin Fan in Cali said:
Brother I was thinking that during the game that when Tua is ready it the ball would have more zip on it. I support Fitz. Coach Flores will make the call when he feels it is right and Tua is ready.
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Zip on the ball was definitely missing which forced our wrs to make some contested catches and Preston Williams has shown he's not good at that since his college days. If we lose to the Jaguars, Flores will have no choice but to expedite the process of bringing Tua in.
 
We scored 11 with 3 turnovers and you guys are blaming Gailey? Thats from top to bottom the best secondary in the nfl. Going to Foxburo what do you expect from an offense with our talent? 24 points!??? We had 14 in the bag before the final pick.. 17 is on the high end of what we should expect Fitz to out up there with no Parker
 
Coach looks beyond tired. Loss sucks, and a HC position is high pressure.....but I really hope he doesn't run himself in to the ground.
 
OK, well there has been a HUGE debate for the past decade about what is the Patriots secret sauce. I've always maintained it was Belichick, and been in a distinct minority, with most people saying it was either a combo of Brady and Belichick or that it was all Brady. It's still way too early to tell ... but IMHO, the Patriots aren't even missing a beat. In contrast, Brady has a very good coach in Arians, exceptional WR's in Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, and to complete that embarrassment of richest receiving he has TE's such as young stud OJ Howard and All-Pro Gronk out of retirement! He's behind a good OL. He scored 23 points and lost with a passer rating of 78.4.

I fully expected the Patriots to win this game, and frankly, I'm pleasantly surprised we made it that close. I fully expect and predicted that the Patriots will win the AFC East. So yeah ... the New England Patriots are good.

Coach Flo is still squarely in the building phase here, and half-way decent pass protection from our OL is nearly a miracle of improvement. If we can keep that up, there's a lot of reason to rejoice. So let's not get down on losing at New England ... let's look at the positives upon which we can build. People thinking the Patriots were dead when Brady left are simply buying into the brainless media hype. Belichick was always the secret sauce ... not his coaching staff, not his players--Belichick himself.

Losing stings, but making it a habit is what crushes careers. Time to put this behind us and build.
 
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