Miami fans need to learn patience
These ultra-negative threads are really getting tiring. To all the ultra-negative posters, you have three choices: 1) You can jump off a bridge 2) You can switch teams and become a Colts fan 3) You can be patient.
I'm not preaching blind patience. Sure we laid a big, fat, ugly turd in Cleveland yesterday. That happens in the NFL unfortunately. Jimmy Johnson is considered a really good coach and in 1997, we were shut out something like 37-0 by a horrible Indianapolis Colts team (and we even had Dan back then!).
People don't want to hear it, but Saban was left with too many issues and problems to fix in one offseason. Wannstedt and Saban screwed this team over with stupid signings and draft moves to try to save their skins. Like it or not, it's the truth.
That being said, has Coach Saban made rookie coaching mistakes? Yes. And he'll make more. But he WILL make this team into a legitimate contender - something Dave Wannstedt could never do. Look at all the talent Wannstedt had. What did we ever do? We won one playoff game. If Saban inherited that team, we would have done A HELL OF A LOT MORE!!!!!
Last year, one of our biggest problems was not having a starting quality running back. Now we have two. We also have two promising young rookies in Daniels and Crowder. I think with more time and experience, Matt Roth and Manuel Wright will be productive as well.
We will pick up our franchise QB this offseason, either in the draft, free agency or via trade. We will also pick up some really good CBs in the same manner.
Our salary cap situation for next season is in awesome shape. We can afford to get a couple of big name (and play additions) as well as a high draft pick. This will be Mueller's first draft with the Dolphins, and with Saban's knowledge of college players, I am extremely excited! This could be one of the best Dolphins drafts in a long, long time.
Things are going to get better in Miami. People talk about how we have gotten worse throughout the year. Before the turd we left in Cleveland yesterday, we almost beat the Atlanta Falcons (who went to the NFC Championship Game last year) and the New England Patriots (the reigning Super Bowl Champions).
I haven't been happy with the playcalling, and it sounds as if Saban hasn't been either. Linehan may be headed out the door this offseason, along with the players who just want to collect their paychecks.
Were the Dolphins a one year fix? Obviously not. I was hoping they would be, but in my heart, I knew we just had too many holes to fill on this team.
So as I previously stated, choose from one of the three aforementioned options and God Bless.
Go Phins!
These ultra-negative threads are really getting tiring. To all the ultra-negative posters, you have three choices: 1) You can jump off a bridge 2) You can switch teams and become a Colts fan 3) You can be patient.
I'm not preaching blind patience. Sure we laid a big, fat, ugly turd in Cleveland yesterday. That happens in the NFL unfortunately. Jimmy Johnson is considered a really good coach and in 1997, we were shut out something like 37-0 by a horrible Indianapolis Colts team (and we even had Dan back then!).
People don't want to hear it, but Saban was left with too many issues and problems to fix in one offseason. Wannstedt and Saban screwed this team over with stupid signings and draft moves to try to save their skins. Like it or not, it's the truth.
That being said, has Coach Saban made rookie coaching mistakes? Yes. And he'll make more. But he WILL make this team into a legitimate contender - something Dave Wannstedt could never do. Look at all the talent Wannstedt had. What did we ever do? We won one playoff game. If Saban inherited that team, we would have done A HELL OF A LOT MORE!!!!!
Last year, one of our biggest problems was not having a starting quality running back. Now we have two. We also have two promising young rookies in Daniels and Crowder. I think with more time and experience, Matt Roth and Manuel Wright will be productive as well.
We will pick up our franchise QB this offseason, either in the draft, free agency or via trade. We will also pick up some really good CBs in the same manner.
Our salary cap situation for next season is in awesome shape. We can afford to get a couple of big name (and play additions) as well as a high draft pick. This will be Mueller's first draft with the Dolphins, and with Saban's knowledge of college players, I am extremely excited! This could be one of the best Dolphins drafts in a long, long time.
Things are going to get better in Miami. People talk about how we have gotten worse throughout the year. Before the turd we left in Cleveland yesterday, we almost beat the Atlanta Falcons (who went to the NFC Championship Game last year) and the New England Patriots (the reigning Super Bowl Champions).
I haven't been happy with the playcalling, and it sounds as if Saban hasn't been either. Linehan may be headed out the door this offseason, along with the players who just want to collect their paychecks.
Were the Dolphins a one year fix? Obviously not. I was hoping they would be, but in my heart, I knew we just had too many holes to fill on this team.
So as I previously stated, choose from one of the three aforementioned options and God Bless.
Go Phins!
